Microsoft: 'iPhone is Apple's challenge'
Robbie Bach, director of entertainment and equipment at Microsoft, said Apple Computer will face a lot of challenges if it decides to pursue iPhone development.
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Robbie Bach, director of entertainment and equipment at Microsoft, said Apple Computer will face a lot of challenges if it decides to pursue iPhone development.
A Wi-Fi phone named iPhone has just been launched, but under the brand ... Linksys. The incident took place just weeks before Apple planned to release a music phone mode…
With a series of free photo editing software and excellent photography capabilities of iPhone, you will get memorable photos, save beautiful memories in life.
Currently, there are many OTT applications developed and increasingly popular on most mobile devices of users.
Currently there are many games for you to choose, including the games you play back and forth are not boring, very addictive for users, especially games on iPhone with b…
At the iPhone X presentation, Apple explained how the Face ID scanner works by displaying beautiful images.
The project of young people in Hanoi, is calling for community capital on Indiegogo.
The US Patent Office (USPTO) has revealed that Apple has registered a new patent, which turns the iPhone into a device that controls everything in the home.
With this particular design of the jeans, the owner of the phone will never have to worry about running out of battery.
WayTools has launched a unique physical keyboard for the iPhone, which replaces the on-screen keyboard, but still has the convenience of carrying the iPhone's travel…
The exterior may not be a breakthrough, but the latest Land Rover cars can be routed remotely using the iPhone.
IK Multimedia (USA) has announced a device called iRing, which can perform remote control through finger gestures to show music on iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch.
Apple has decided to use fingerprint sensors on iPhone 5S. What will this mean in the actual use of the user?
A businesswoman claims a new application developed by her company can replace women's contraceptives and even warns women about the timing of their menstrual periods.
Joe Heitzeberg and Ethan Lowry, from Seattle, introduced a device called Poppy, allowing users to record and share their experiences on the 3D platform.