Tag: iphone

How will the end of smartphones look like?

By Martin Recke

The fourth cycle of personal computation will be dominated by strong platforms that can tie lots of very different devices together with software and services. The winner will be whoever provides the superior user experience.
Four major trends from the Apple iPhone X event

By Adam Tinworth

The first Apple event at their new campus brought us new phones, watches and TV boxes - but also a clear look at Apple's next set of trends.
Digital sucks, because it doesn’t care for our bodies

By Adam Tinworth

Tech VC Om Malik is giving up the best phone he has ever owned, because his body can't cope with it.
Learning from Apple’s Achilles heel

By Adam Tinworth

Apple seems to have lost its way - is the legacy of the Mac the problem, or the vast success of the iPhone?
iPhone 7 and Apple Watch Series 2: a verdict

By Adam Tinworth

Last night Apple revealed the newest version of its biggest product, the iPhone - and a major revision of its newest, the Watch. What do they tell us about the company's direction?
Apple’s TV and iPad Pro: how we will work – and relax

By Adam Tinworth

Another Apple event, another peek into the way we will live - and the future of entertainment. And, just possibly, the future of work.
Sluggish iPad sales: is it becoming “just” a large iPhone?

By Adam Tinworth

In the wake of last week's iPad announcements, Apple has admitted that iPad sales weren't great last quarter. What's the future for its market-leading tablet?
Could Apple bring the internet of things to the mainstream?

By Adam Tinworth

The latest rumour to emerge about next week's Apple keynote raises the possibility of one of our favourite things - the internet of things - going mainstream.
Apple’s iOS7 And OSX Mavericks – a heavy bet on a mobile future

By Adam Tinworth

It'll be months before users get their hands on most of what Apple announced yesterday. But what does the keynote tells us about how Apple sees the world?
Can we move beyond tech tribalism in the mobile debate?

By Adam Tinworth

The need to declare one operating system a winner is distorting the debate about a mobile world - and its consequences for the rest of our lives. How do we leave tech tribalism behind?
The true launch of iCloud Apple

By Adam Tinworth

While the iPhone launch has grabbed people's imaginations, the announcements afterwards showed us Apple re=engineering its ecosystem for the cloud age.
iPhone 5: Gorgeous Hardware, Outdated Interface and Declining Services?

By Martin Recke

Today is the annual iPhone appreciation day. Lots, if not millions of people worldwide get their new, shiny devices. Designed by Apple in California, assembled in China. The launch of a new iPhone has grown into a phenomenon of pop culture. But what is this buzz all about? Is it still the hardware that matters?
Eyes Free: Apple’s drive to claim the car

By Adam Tinworth

While we've all been looking for signs of Apple's move into TVs, it's been stealthily claiming our cars…
Collective Sensing

By Euro Beinat

As Foursquare adds more than 30,000 users per day and is close to pass the 10-Million users, we…