Geoff White
Apple Watch: why it isn’t the new iPhone
The depressing truth: the watch doesn’t have to be a killer product to keep its place in Apple’s stable.
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Apple apologises for slowing down older iPhones
It is perhaps the humbling of a technology titan. Having already admitted slowing down older iPhones, Apple has now taken the rare step of apologising to customers around the world. Not only that, but it has slashed the price of battery replacements. A necessary step to restore customer trust? Or simply bowing to the inevitable…
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Bug enables you to crash almost anyone’s iPhone
A new iPhone vulnerability can cause force a phone to crash when it receives a jibberish message.
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Geoff White
Apple iPhone: profit but where’s the vision?
What we have under Tim Cook is a company with rock-solid accounts, but a serious case of creative drought.
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Are British iPhones & iPads safe from hackers?
iPhones and iPads from Australia have been frozen by a computer hacker who is demanding a cash ransom to unlock them. Sati Bain from online security firm Sestus explains.
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Apple Maps errors fail to mar worldwide iPhone 5 launch
Apple’s new “Apple Maps” application may have found a resolution to the growing diplomatic tensions between China and Japan, by creating two versions of a set of disputed islands.
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Apple plays it stylish but safe with the iPhone 5
There were few surprises at the launch of the most hyped product release of the year, but the new iPhone 5 is another stylish, user-friendly offering that will see sales soaring.
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Could Apple do more to prevent iPhone theft?
Apple is accused of unwittingly encouraging phone theft after it emerged the company does not check if a broken iPhone has been stolen before issuing a replacement handset.
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Ring cycle – iPhone stops New York Mahler concert
A ringing mobile phone on Tuesday halted a concert at New York’s Lincoln Centre’s Avery Fisher Hall during the final movement of Gustav Mahler’s Ninth Symphony by the New York Philharmonic.
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Apple’s iPhone 4S is ‘all new inside’
The latest Apple phone, the iPhone 4S has been released complete with voice recognition software and tools that will allow you to pinpoint the location of your friends.
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UK’s teenagers ‘addicted’ to BlackBerry, iPhone and Android
Britain’s young teenagers admit they are “addicted” to their smartphones, but is it because they understand how to use them better than their parents? Channel 4 News finds out.
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Channel 4 News launches free app for iPad and iPhone
The app, which carries programme video, special reports, blogs and picture galleries, is free and is available on iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.
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Why does a ‘secret’ iPhone file track your movements?
A “secret” file discovered on the iPhone, which records location details and timings, can be viewed via simple software and Channel 4 News has learned it is possible the data is being sent to Apple.
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iPhone ‘jailbreaking’ fuels app piracy
In a similar way to the illegal bootlegging of music and films, pirated mini-software for mobile phones is causing developers growing concern, finds Benjamin Cohen.
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US sues Apple for ‘illegal monopoly’ of smartphone market
Think about smartphones and you’ll probably think iPhone – the ubiquitous handset that has come to dominate the market since it was launched in 2007. But the makers of Apple now face a lawsuit from the US Department of Justice, who accuse the firm of engineering an illegal monopoly – blocking third party developers and…
