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Apple is planning to enter peer-to-peer payment market

Apple is working on a person-to-person payments service that may give iPhone users another reason to use their Apple Wallets. The company is currently in discussion phase with major banks regarding the new service.

Chronos Turn Your Favorite Wrist Watch Into Smart Watch

Trivoly, a startup company offer an innovation in the slowly saturated market of smartwatch. Chronos, is a tiny disc that will turn everyone's favorite watch into smartwatch. Scheduled for shipping worldwide in February 2016.

Apple’s new patent will make an iPhone screen shatterproof

Apple Inc. patents its new technology for mobile's screen protector. The technology will protect the device when it falls by releasing "bumpers" as shock absorbers.

Apple's profit soars 31%, but holiday forecast muted

Apple's profit last quarter soared 31% from a year ago, beating Wall Street expectations. Despite that, the company's stock price closed flat Tuesday, after investors deemed the company's forecast for this holiday quarter muted.

Apple iOS 9’s Wi-Fi Assist should not be eating up your data plan

The latest Apple's operating system, iOS9, is now equipped with a new feature named Wi-Fi Assist. With this feature, people can stay connected to the internet even if they have a poor Wi-Fi connection. However, iOS users complain of data charges. Apple responds that Wi-Fi Assist should not be eating up your data plan.

Apple disabled News app in China

Apple is blocking its own News app to comply with Beijing's censorship regulations as required by the Chinese government. Apple and other companies must create their own censorship system to remove irrelevant articles from their feeds otherwise they cannot operate in the country.

From an iPhone to a Tesla car, how much energy do these devices really use?

Everything that consumes electricity costs money. Exactly how much it is has recently been filed into one report.

Apple wins patent infringement case but Samsung is likely affected

Apple Inc. won over Samsung in its patent infringement case. The court has ordered Samsung to halt its older products that include patent injunctions. But Samsung is less likely affected as it doesn't use such features anymore.

Tap Tap Tap releases first ever free version of its $3 Camera+ app

Tap tap tap finally offers a free version of its $3 third-party camera app September 10 called "Camera+ Free."

Smart watch war: Huawei versus Apple Watch

Apple has been dominating most of the market share in the digital world. Now Huawei is making its grand entrance via its new Huawei Watch - Apple's new tough rival.

Samsung wants iPhone users to sell their loyalty for $1 only

Now you have the chance to try one of Samsung's latest innovative smartphones, for a $1 within 30 days, that is, if you are an iPhone user. This so-called Ultimate Test Drive will test your loyalty to iPhone especially if you don't have to handle over your iPhone while using your choice of the Samsung smartphone at the same time.

Apple takes 92 percent of global smartphone earnings despite selling only 20 percent of total handsets

Apple has taken 92% of the profits of the global smartphone industry for the first quarter of 2015. Samsung comes in far second with only 15%.

NBA Star Injured by iPhone 6 Plus

NBA star developed an injury with sharp pains that lasted for months. Others may be suffering from the same problem allegedly caused by iPhone 6 Plus.

Leaked images and info on new iPhone model: Handset to feature new wireless chip which may improve battery life

Leaked images suggest the updated model of the iPhone is going to feature a new wireless chip which can improve battery life.

Apple removes Home Sharing service from iOS 8.4; Company provides Apple Music access plan as an alternative

Apple has removed the Home Sharing feature from iOS 8.4, which has been in iOS since version 4.3. As an alternative, the company offers an access plan for up to six devices with the new Apple Music service.

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