Apple has consistently produced the UK's most sought-after smartphones for years; the 5S has dominated the sales charts since its release, despite constant challenges from Samsung, and while the Samsung Galaxy S5 has got technophiles excited, Apple's next release could still blow it out of the water. The smartphone manufacturer's success could be down to
Some may think that the iPhone is unlikely to be affected by malware. Most malware attacks on smartphones are against phones using the Android operating system, and Apple has long prided itself on its phones' resistance to malicious software. However, new research from FireEye has shown that iPhone users' confidence could be misplaced, underlining the
The loyalty of Apple's customers is famous, with their enthusiasm for the brand seemingly endless. Apple has long been known for its innovation and the incredible, market-leading quality of its products, and this has seen iPhones remain the UK's most sought-after smartphones for years. It's not surprising, then, to learn that a recent survey found
The iPhone 5S remained the most popular smartphone in the UK over January, representing its fourth consecutive month dominating the uSwitch.com Mobile Tracker. Demand for Apple's flagship smartphone has been consistent since it was released, and could increase in the weeks and months to come as prices drop. In January 2014, iPhone 5S deals were
Reports on the features the new iPhone will have are coming thick and fast. From an ultra-slim build to cutting-edge flexible displays, consumers and analysts have been predicting all sorts of new features for Apple's next flagship smartphone, with the common denominator between all these forecasts being that Apple will release a revolutionary new design
Fans of the SnappyCam photography app may have noticed that it recently disappeared from Apple's app store. TechCrunch recently reported that this is because SnappyLabs - the one-man company behind the app - has been purchased by Apple. SnappyCam allows iPhone users to take full-resolution photos at a rate of between 20 and 30 per
A new EU draft directive will see iPhone users charging their smartphones on any mobile phone charger, forcing Apple to change the design of its products. The common charger directive seeks to reduce costs and electronic waste while simplifying the use of smartphones and other radio equipment. Consumers have been calling for standardised chargers for
The first iPhone was launched in Europe in November 2007, and smartphones have exploded in popularity since then. Currently, 39% of adults in the UK own a smartphone, and the handsets have revolutionised the way their owners communicate and entertain themselves. But while smartphones may bring a lot of advantages to consumers, they have their
A San Diego construction worker used the Find My iPhone app to relocate his stolen iPhone, and the subsequent violent struggle with the thief, filmed by his friend, later went viral on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uK7EG23G0w Kenneth Schmidgall, 26, was at a reggae concert on December 28th when his phone was stolen. With the help of friend
A new report from Zurich has underlined the importance of gadget insurance. The study found that the average cost of household burglaries has risen by 41% in the last three years, despite the overall number of claims falling by 52% over this time frame. The company said the reason for this increase is the growing
