Apple Reportedly Slowing Down Older iPhones
Ever wonder why your iPhone seems to slow down when a new version of the phone is released?
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Ever wonder why your iPhone seems to slow down when a new version of the phone is released?
A review of the best gifts to get for the techie in your life this holiday season.
On Thursday, Apple released an iOS update to fix an issue some people experienced where a lower-case letter "i" automatically corrected to an "A" and a question mark symbol.
Some Apple users have discovered a bug that automatically corrects the lower-case letter "i" to "A" and a question mark symbol.
Nearly the whole front of the iPhone X is screen. The entire back is also glass. Gorgeous, yes -- but durable?
It's the day Apple fans around the world have been waiting for, the highly anticipated launch of the iPhone X.
Apple launched the new model of the iPhone last month.
If you're still dismissing pop-ups from apps asking for reviews, or writing your Wi-FI password on a Post-It note, you're not living your best life.
Sounding more like a country's chief executive, Tim Cook says he feels he -- and Apple -- have a responsibility to speak up.
On today's show, Rich discussed the release of Hillary Clinton's new book, Senator Bob Menendez' corruption trial, and Steve Bannon's claim that Trump's decision to fire James Comey was the greatest mistake in modern political history.
The iPhone X is the first iPhone in three years to look substantially different from the iPhone 6.
The highest-end version of the new iPhone is rumored to be priced at $1,000 or more.
On today's show, Rich discussed the suspected terrorist attack in Barcelona, Spain, activists turning their attention from Confederate monuments to monuments of Jefferson and Washington, and Chris Cuomo's claim that the extreme right is the number one domestic terror threat. At 5:20pm, Raheem Kassam, editor-in-chief of Breitbart London.
On today's show, Rich discussed the Senate's inability to pass a bill that would fully repeal Obamacare, whether or not Attorney General Jeff Sessions could be heading back to the Senate, and the Trump administrations decision to reinstate a ban on transgender people from joining the U.S. military.
Dom discussed the accused NSA leaker, 73rd anniversary of D-Day, Director James Comey's testimony on Thursday and Apple reveals the "Homepod." At 9:35, Attorney Matthew Archambeault joined discussing his client Jonathan Palacios, who was detained by ICE in Lower Merion. At 10, Robert Gillies of Springfield Township Republican Committee joined discussing the new "Love Lives Here" signs. At 11:35, Dr. Sebastian Gorka joined discussing the terror attack on London Bridge and the NSA employee accused of leaking classified information.
Chris discussed the arrest of woman who leaked an NSA report on Russian hacking and the latest related to the London terror attack. He spoke with Manuel Roig-Franzia, who is covering the Cosby trial for the Washington Post at 7:20, William Weaver from La Salle University about the release of Apple's latest products at 8:00 and Victor Fiorillo from Philadelphia Magazine about Jim Kenney's secret girlfriend at 8:20.
Soon, Apple will introduce a new iPhone feature that will do away with that annoying -- and dangerous -- urge to look at a text message while you're driving.
Chris discussed the escape of a prisoner in Bucks County last night and the terror attack in London on Saturday. He spoke with foreign policy analyst Ed Turzanski about the aftermath at 7:00, Pat Michaels from the Cato Institute about Donald Trump withdrawing from the Paris Accords at 7:20 and Philadelphia City Councilman David Oh about being stabbed by an assailant last week at 8:00.
Authorities say the prank causes abuse of the 911 system.
A surprise new iPhone is here -- and it's red.
Apple could be the next big tech company to take legal action against President Trump's travel ban.
Chris discussed President Obama awarding the Medal of Freedom to Vice-President Joe Biden, Apple creating their own content and Philadelphia restaurants phasing out free re-fills. He spoke with economist Chris Butler on Finance Friday at 7:00 about Donald Trump's potential conflicts of interest, CSN Philly's Ray Didinger at 8:00 about the Chargers moving from San Diego to Los Angeles and the moderator of Face the Nation on CBS, John Dickerson, at 8:20 about the competing views on foreign policy between Donald Trump and his cabinet nominees.
It was a record-breaking year for Apple in 2016. That is thanks to the success of its App Store.
After significant delays and months of hype, Apple AirPods are finally here.
Apple has been ordered to cut a $2 million check for denying some of its retail workers meal breaks.
