Apple’s commanding hold over the mobile industry continued and even strengthened over Christmas, and considering the blistering start to life enjoyed by the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, it’s hardly a surprise. Several analyst firms have shown Apple’s products vastly outperformed rival companies through a myriad of statistical analysis, while the iPhone 6 Plus even put a dent into the Cupertino’s own iPad, with tablet sales plummeting across the board. Read More »

Apple and Google have been under pressure around the world in the way in which they refund apps or try to prevent unwanted purchases within their app stores. Both companies have moved from helpful to ignorant on the subject, but today seems like a helpful day as Apple has announced a new refund policy for European nations. Read More »

IDC is among of the most reputable market researchers on the planet and the company has been looking at the Canadian market and predicting wearable trends in the country through 2015. Sure, Canada is not a tech and consumer electronics hotspot, but the data for the country seems come out equal to a similar worldwide trend that is widely predicted in the smartwatch market during the coming 12 months. IDC reports that wearable sales will rise significantly on the heels of the Apple Watch, something that is thought will also happen on a worldwide level. Read More »

Both services are loaded with poor quality apps and probably only 30% (at most) of the products are worth looking at. However, while both are similar, there is little doubt that Apple’s App Store is the superior portal and service. Read More »

Apple and Samsung have been fighting it out in a never ending battle over the last few years as the two biggest smartphone companies attack each other in the courtrooms. Read More »

There was a time when Apple worked closely with Google on its iOS devices and included Google Maps and YouTube as default apps on the iPhone and iPad. Read More »

It is widely thought that the Apple Watch will kickstart the wearable market and become the first big hit for the niche. Wall Street certainly thinks so as analysts believe this will be the breakout smartwatch success that will be the first true wearable hit. Up until now individual smartwatch sales are counted in the hundreds of thousands, while the overall industry only sold 7 million units through the first half of this year. Read More »

There have always been rumors that Apple will eventually stop using Samsung to build its processors and it is certainly an eventuality that can happen. Read More »