The iteration of Apple’s iPhone line of smartphones is relentless, with a new one expected every year. The last one, the iPhone 6, was released on September 19, and while that may still be fresh in our memories, Apple is always looking ahead to the next hardware release. With that in mind, it has

Less than one month ago, Apple released iOS 8.1.1, cleaning up some bugs that it elected not to disclose to the unwitting updating masses, and increasing performance on the iPad 2 and iPhone 4S. It was a usability and stability update — nothing to write home about. Now, Apple has given iOS 8.1.2

Now that Apple finally has a large smartphone, it's venturing into places that were previously off-limits. Case in point: United has announced that all of its 23,000 "mainline" flight attendants will get the iPhone 6 Plus in the second quarter of 2015. Staff will initially use the supersized

A dozen Microsoft apps built for the iPhone The iPhone 6 and especially the iPhone 6 Plus work extremely well with Microsoft services, especially Office 365. As far as I'm concerned, Apple's previous flagship phone, the 5S, was just too small to consider using with productivity apps. But the larger

iPhones continue to get thinner, larger, and more powerful every year, but battery life clearly isn’t a priority for the engineering team at Cupertino. For many heavy users, the iPhone 6’s built-in battery just doesn’t offer enough juice. Fortunately, there is a simple solution for this problem: