By Rajesh Pandey on Oct 06, 2018 11:37 am Fortnite for iOS continues its impressive run as it has managed to earn $300 million in revenue in just 200 days. For comparison, the game took 90 days to generate $100 million. Continue reading →
By Rajesh Pandey on Oct 06, 2018 08:15 am With the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and the iPhone XR, Apple is finally fulfilling a major wish of its customers in China and parts of Asia: Dual SIM functionality. The iPhone XS series is the first from Apple to feature Dual SIM technology but just like the company does every time, its implementation is widely different from everything else in the market. And the way it is implemented, the Dual SIM feature of the iPhone XS and iPhone XR might not even work in most parts of the world. Continue reading →
By Rajesh Pandey on Oct 05, 2018 10:48 pm Bloomberg’s report from earlier this week of Apple’s using compromised servers has managed to stir quite a bit of noise. Apple refuted the report not once but twice, with Amazon, Supermicro, and other major tech giants also strongly discrediting the report and claiming its baseless. Continue reading →
By Evan Selleck on Oct 05, 2018 09:32 pm It was recently reported that third-party repairs for some of Apple’s newest Macs may be tightly restricted, but it may not be all doom and gloom just yet. Continue reading →
Fortnite for iOS continues its impressive run as it has managed to earn $300 million in revenue in just 200 days. For comparison, the game took 90 days to generate $100 million. 
With the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and the iPhone XR, Apple is finally fulfilling a major wish of its customers in China and parts of Asia: Dual SIM functionality. The iPhone XS series is the first from Apple to feature Dual SIM technology but just like the company does every time, its implementation is widely different from everything else in the market. And the way it is implemented, the Dual SIM feature of the iPhone XS and iPhone XR might not even work in most parts of the world. 
Bloomberg’s report from earlier this week of Apple’s using compromised servers has managed to stir quite a bit of noise. Apple refuted the report not once but twice, with Amazon, Supermicro, and other major tech giants also strongly discrediting the report and claiming its baseless. 
It was recently reported that third-party repairs for some of Apple’s newest Macs may be tightly restricted, but it may not be all doom and gloom just yet. 
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