By Rajesh Pandey on Jan 31, 2018 09:51 am
 At $999, the iPhone X is already pretty expensive. Not to forget, the 256GB iPhone X carries an even higher price tag of $1,199. Well, if you are exorbitantly rich and find the iPhone X’s price tag a bit too low for your liking, worry not. Bentley has made a special edition iPhone X featuring 18K karat gold on its rear glass and the ring surrounding the rear camera. Continue reading →  
By Rajesh Pandey on Jan 31, 2018 06:51 am
 Apple’s supply chain partner Wistron started assembling the iPhone SE in India from last year to meet local demand. Now, the company is looking to expand its assembly process by investing another $157 million in the country. Continue reading → By Chethan Rao on Jan 31, 2018 04:12 am
 Users of Apple News were in for an unpleasant Tuesday, as the service sent out several notifications for the same news article from CNN. Since then, several users have been quick to point the blame at CNN. Well, the company has now defended itself in a tweet, claiming that the article was only sent once from its servers, thus directly pointing blame at Apple. Continue reading → By StackSocial on Jan 31, 2018 04:00 am
 While on the go, having equipment that doesn't bog you down but still holds potency is imperative. You have to remember that not all earbuds are created equal. Cresuer Touchwave Bluetooth Earbuds leads the pack in lightweight material and powerful sound. It's on sale now in the iPhoneHacks Deals Hub. Continue reading → By Rajesh Pandey on Jan 30, 2018 10:30 pm
 Apple’s SVP of worldwide market Phil Schiller sat down for a brief interview with Sound & Vision talking about the HomePod, why Apple decided to create it and why it will stand out from the competition. Continue reading → By Gautam Prabhu on Jan 30, 2018 06:41 pm
 When Apple released iOS 11, we discovered the Smart Invert feature, which kind of brings dark mode to iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Continue reading → By Evan Selleck on Jan 30, 2018 03:46 pm
 Unlike the Apple Watch, which has a dedicated app specifically for the device, the HomePod will be an accessory that gets its support from the standard Home app. Continue reading → By Evan Selleck on Jan 30, 2018 01:31 pm
 Apple’s decision to slow down older iPhones, which was implemented in a software update in a version of iOS 10 in 2016, has led to lawsuits against the company, as well as government agency probes from all across the globe. Continue reading → By Evan Selleck on Jan 30, 2018 11:53 am
 Earlier today, a report surfaced that outlined Apple’s change of plans for 2018, with the company putting a bigger focus on software refinements and improvements over a new slate of forward-facing features. Continue reading → By Gautam Prabhu on Jan 30, 2018 11:40 am
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Over the holiday season, iPhone X owners realized that they could not authorize Family Purchases using Face ID. Instead, they were forced to enter the password of their Apple account to approve every single transaction — a tedious and frustrating process. 
In a bid to focus on performance and quality of iOS, Apple has decided to delay the release of some major features for iOS 12 to next year. The report claims that Apple’s revised plan was announced by Craig Federighi to employees in an internal meeting earlier this month. 
Another day, another report of Apple cutting down iPhone X production for the first quarter of 2018. Today’s report from the Wall Street Journal corroborating that Apple has decided to cut down iPhone X production for Q1 2018 to 20 million from an initial target of 40 million. 
There’s a new security threat in town and this time it’s unlike anything we’ve seen before. Usually, it’s a software exploit. Annoying, yes, but fixable with a simple software update. But this new exploit works on a hardware level. And it functions because of a feature of the system, not because of a bug. What exactly do Spectre and Meltdown do? How can you protect yourself from them? Read on to find out. 
Last week Apple released iOS 11.2.5 with support for HomePod, fix for the ChaiOS bug, and several bug fixes and improvements. 
Apple announced ARKit with iOS 11 last year. The augmented reality platform was created for the developers to come up with new and attractive features that could enhance our lives significantly. Apple updated ARKit to version 1.5 last week, which has been seeding to the developers with the iOS 11.3 beta. Developers have now shared their work on social media, showcasing the improvements Apple has made with ARKit 1.5. 
Protecting your identity as you search the internet is of the greatest importance. Keeping safe from hackers and surveillance is paramount today. You can defend against hacking attacks and remain anonymous while browsing the web with Avira Phantom VPN Lifetime Subscription. It's on sale now in the iPhoneHacks Deals Hub. 
An activity heat map published by Strava has inadvertently revealed key locations of military bases across the world including those in conflict zones like Syria, Iraq etc. Stava is a “social network for athletes” which essentially allows one to track their running session or any other kind of physical activity and post it on their board. 
Everyone has to charge their iPhone, but you don't have to do it like everyone else. Having to untangle the cord, then search for your charging port, and finally fumble to insert the cable can be frustrating and tiresome when you have to do it frequently. You can charge your phone in a nouveau style with much more simplicity and ease with Takiso Walnut Qi Charger. It's on sale now in the iPhoneHacks Deals Hub. 
2018 is shaping up to be an exciting year for Apple, as far as new devices are concerned, and if the rumor mill is to be believed at all.