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| | | Top Stories on iPhoneHacks | | By Evan Selleck on May 08, 2019 04:27 pm
 Apple Park Campus is huge. It’s a vibrant, colorful place full of trees and man-made construction. And now, thanks to brand new drone footage, we know that the center of the park is also a perfect site for pop-up stages. Continue reading →  
By Evan Selleck on May 08, 2019 03:01 pm
 The race to 100 million paid subscribers was won by Spotify not too long ago. And while Apple Music is reportedly leading the charge in the U.S., the last reported total was 50 million paid subs for Apple’s service. But what about Google, which, technically, has two different streaming music services? Continue reading → By Evan Selleck on May 08, 2019 02:51 pm
 The Apple Watch Series 4 managed to retain the familiar design, while making some worthwhile changes from the previous Series. Namely, a larger display with smaller bezels. And now Apple is being awarded for those changes. Continue reading → By Megan Lopez on May 08, 2019 01:00 pm
 Wireless charging pads are convenient, but if you accidentally place it incorrectly or knock it off just slightly you can end up with a dead battery before you know it. Tech2 Juice Wireless 2-in-1 Charging Pad solves that problem. And right now this handy charging solution can be yours for just $26.99 in the iPhone Hacks Deals Hub. Continue reading → By Evan Selleck on May 08, 2019 12:46 pm
 A lot of Apple’s services are currently running just fine. Like Apple Music, Apple Pay, and the other major tentpole iCloud elements. However, if you have been running into issues buying digital goods from Apple’s various app stores, you aren’t the only one. Continue reading → By Evan Selleck on May 08, 2019 11:29 am
 Apple Music is doing well for itself, which is probably an understatement. But there are plenty of people, both on the consumer side and on the industry side, who might not have jumped on board with the platform. To help with that, Apple is bringing on some new talent to help bolster relationships with songwriters. Continue reading → By Evan Selleck on May 08, 2019 11:07 am
 Documentaries are finding a new home on Apple TV+, Apple’s upcoming streaming platform for original content. And now there is a new one on the way. This one’s from Jon Favreau and BBC Studios and deals with dinosaurs. Continue reading → By Khamosh Pathak on May 08, 2019 09:37 am
 Keynote season is upon us. After Facebook’s conference, it’s Google’s turn to showcase its latest and greatest. Google I/O 2019 comes in less than a month before Apple’s WWDC conference. Even though you might use an iPhone, you can really escape the wrath of Google services. Gmail, Google Maps, Google Home, Google Assistant are now omnipresent. And all these services saw new improvements in this keynote. Here are the Google I/O 2019 announcements that iPhone users should care about. Continue reading → By Rajesh Pandey on May 08, 2019 09:04 am
 Following the launch of Apple Pay in Austria last month, Apple has now expanded Apple Pay to Iceland. Apple Pay is now available in a total of 34 countries worldwide. Continue reading → By Rajesh Pandey on May 08, 2019 08:28 am
 We have already gotten a clear look at the 2019 iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Max. Now, courtesy of @OnLeaks, we are getting our first look at the 2019 iPhone XR. While the handset sports the same design language as the existing iPhone XR, it has dual cameras at the back that’s covered by a single glass panel. Continue reading → | | | | | | |
Google’s developer conference, I/O, kicked off today. The company didn’t have as much to announce as it did last year, but there were certainly some noteworthy moments. That includes a pair of new smartphones, a shuffle of its smart home efforts, and more. 
Adding funds to your Apple ID, which can make purchasing items in the App Store even easier, is pretty quick. And Apple wants to, once again, offer up a small bonus for doing just that. But it will only be around for a limited time. 
Apple’s trade-in program was very successful recently, thanks in part to a boost in the money handed out by the company for those trades. And now the company is promoting the idea with a new video. 
Apple launched tvOS 12.2 to the public not too long ago. Now, Apple is moving right along with the latest update for the set-top box. 
There’s a reason VPN Unlimited is the best-selling VPN of all time. People everywhere trust their online privacy and protection to this top-notch VPN solution. A lifetime subscription to KeepSolid VPN Unlimited has been on sale for $59.99, 88% off the usual price of $499.99, but for a very limited time, this best selling VPN of all time is on sale for just $29.99 in the iPhone Hacks Deals Hub. 
Despite the fact it’s been reported that Apple Music has surpassed Spotify in subscriber count in the United States. And despite the fact that Spotify just crossed 100 million subscribers globally. There is still room for competition. Which is where one of the other most popular services comes in. Pandora has just announced two new pricing options, offering discounts for select individuals. 
Apple is not a stranger to class action lawsuits. Some are more warranted than others. But they usually pop up with some frequency. The latest instance is actually two new class action lawsuits over the same issue: audio issues with iPhone 7 models. 
Late last year, Microsoft announced that it would be rebuilding its Edge web browser based on the Chromium rendering engine. The same one that Google uses for Chrome. At the same time, Microsoft announced Edge would mark the company’s (triumphant) return to an official web browser for Apple’s desktop operating system. 
A Bloomberg report highlights the issues with Apple’s retail stores and how they have lost their charm in recent years. Apple’s retail stores have been one of its key strengths and the point of envy of many companies in the market. Customers have widely praised their experience inside Apple stores but that is no longer true. 
Samsung’s woes with the Galaxy Fold don’t seem to end. After pushing the handset’s release date last month due to screen reliability complaints from reviewers, the company now says that it has no firm date as to when it will ship the pre-orders.