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There can be no doubt the launch of the iPhone 6 Plus has been a great success for Apple. Whilst it is being outsold by the other new phone the iPhone 6, the Plus has continued to grow its share.

Such has been the success of the 6 Plus and indeed other so called ‘Phablets’ from other companies many are calling the end for the iPad Mini. The fact that Apple only added Touch ID to the iPad Mini 3 only added fuel to the fire for those who ...

One of the Black Vans that started the talk Apple was working on a car.

You might recall the strange story of the Black vans driving around San Francisco said to belong to Apple. You might also recall the odd rumour that Apple was working on an electric car.

Well hold onto your hat MacTalkers, as no less than the Wall Street Journal has jumped on that rumour claiming Apple has several hundred employees working on an electric car. 9to5Mac picked up that the WSJ also made a point of saying that the Apple ...

Apple has reported on the progress to rid its supply chain of the use of so called ‘conflict’ minerals. These are minerals that have been mined from Democratic Republic of Congo and neighbouring countries. Re/code reports that whilst not all of the Apple suppliers have completed the required audit, but some 88% have either started or completed the process. Four that refused ...

A company the size of Apple uses a lot of electricity, particularly at its US data centres. 9to5Mac reports that speaking today at a Goldman Sachs conference Tim Cook announced that Apple was going to build a solar farm in Monterey County in California.

The farm will be big enough to offset all of the companies operations in California, including all the retail stores and the new Apple 2 capmus. The farm will cost around US$850M ...

After my previous review on the Barbie Cam, I had some less than positive feedback from people that felt they wanted conventional camera reviews and that the Barbie cam wasn’t suitable for their requirements. Obviously some of the introverted photographers here felt that they would be awkwardly popular carrying a camera that stands out like the Barbie Cam, unusual for iPhone owners who try to get their phones on the first day, but obviously we have a more conservative photographic audience than expected.

In line with keeping the readers happy, today, we’re looking at a more conventional camera, the Nikon D750, supposedly the latest and greatest in camera and sensor technology, the holy grail of full frame DSLR technology. DPReview, a reputable camera site, went as far as to “almost” call the sensor magic due to the massive dynamic range but they quickly backtracked on their statement saying it was simply very good technology. I’m more in favour of calling it magic when it’s something ...

We often get a lot of details about upcoming iPhones and iPads from accessory makers, case makers in particular, who design products ahead of the launch. Well Apple is not happy about that. According to 9to5Mac, Apple has sought assurances from leading accessory makers that they will not seek details of upcoming devices. To back those assurances up, Apple has had them sign ...

If you have been hanging out for a refresh to the MacBook Air, your wait may be over. 9to5Mac have done the heaving lifting to bring us the English version of a report from letemsvetemappleem.eu, which suggests that we may see a refresh of the MacBook Air on 24^th February. Before you get to excited, this will not be the expected 12-inch Retina version but just a standard spec refresh.

A rumour has popped up suggesting that the iPhone 6s will retain the same 8-megapixel camera of the current iPhone. As Macrumors ...

The launch of the Apple Watch has taken a major step forward with Apple commencing training of selected retail employees. 9to5Mac report that the training is being undertaken in multiple countries including the U.S. and U.K.

We often report on various Analysts and their glowing growth reports about Apple. However this time KGI have taken a different slant and are predicting ...

Developers and testers are getting their first look at OS X 10.10.3 today. Amongst other things that also means their first look at the all new Photo’s App beta. Macworld have sat down and taken a look at the beta to see what we might expect. They find that easier Navigation and more powerful editing are the headline acts.

If you don’t feel like reading, then watch the Verge review of Photo’s video below

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