Earlier this year Japanese blog Macotakara suggested that we’d see a new iPhone colour in 2016: deep blue. Now, the same publication is backtracking somewhat, and is now reporting that the shade will be a darker ‘space black’ instead. Here’s what we know so far.
Wileyfox is one of the few British smartphone makers in the world, and they announced their newest models this week. The Spark, Spark+ and Spark X all sit at the lower end of the market, with the cheapest model costing less than £100. Let’s see how they stack up.
The latest rumours suggest that the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus will drop the long-running 3.5mm port, and instead offer the choice between Lightning and Bluetooth headphones. That’s a pain in the neck for anyone that has a nice set of wired headphones, as you’ll need an adapter to connect to the next iPhone, but it also opens up new possibilities. We’ll be stocking a full range of Lightning headphones and adapters at Mobile Fun, so you’ll be fully prepared for the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus. Let’s take a look.
Emoji cannot be stopped. Apple has announced there will be 72 new emoji in iOS 10, including new foods, activities and even olympic sports (except shooting, for obvious reasons). There’s a selfie emoji, a face palm, other hand gestures and animals, plus tons of emoji whose meaning will quickly be subverted by comic minds.
According to reports from 9to5Mac, Apple’s next Watch will look a little different than its predecessor, thanks to a new display technology called Micro LED. This emerging tech offers some substantial advantages over more common OLED screens, although they also come at a higher price. Let’s take a look.