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Google has finally released Allo, its new smart messaging app for iOS. Users can send smart replies, be artistic and entertaining by drawing on photos, use emojis and stickers, seek the help of Google Assistant via chat, go Incognito for secure conversations and more.

One of iOS 10‘s major new features includes the new updates to iMessage which make it more interactive and personalized. Users can now send rich web links for websites, video, and images with previews, send or receive quick reactions to messages via tapbacks, compose handwritten personalized texts via handwriting scratchpad, add animation to messages with bubbles and screen effects, download exclusive stickers and games from …

Apple launched iOS 10 yesterday, and it is packed with tons of new features. Among redesigned Message features, notifications widgets, and more is a change to the unlock functionality of the home button. Now, users of iPhone 5s and later and iPads will have to press the Home button twice to unlock. Previously used, ‘Slide to unlock’ functionality to unlock an iOS device is gone for good.

For all the Mario lovers, Nintendo has released the Super Mario Run stickers app for iOS ahead of the game’s release. The app provides a number of Mario-themed stickers like Mario’s happy face, suspicious face, Mario waving goodbye, confetti and items like Mario’s cap, coin or mustache to be used during messaging.

Tweety for iOS allows quick and easy access to users’ Twitter feed from the notifications screen by adding a widget. Without leaving an app or unlocking the device, users can view the latest tweets and favorite or retweet them.

The man of the hour, Apple’s CEO Tim Cook sat down with ABC network’s Robin Robert in Tech Talks in Classroom for a short but precise interview. Since the interview was conducted after the launch of iPhone 7 on September 7th, the interview was centered around the next generation iPhone. Cook discussed the new iPhone 7 features, the decision behind going wireless and getting rid …

Within a week of the new iPhone 7’s official launch, the alleged specifications for 2017’s iPhones are circulating the Internet. According to The New York Times, sources within Apple have reported that the 2017 iPhone models will have new edge-to-edge OLED displays and a virtual home button built-in to the screen.

After its announcement a few days ago, Niantic has released the new Buddy Pokémon feature with Pokémon Go version 1.7 for iOS. The latest update also implements Pokemon Go Plus support, performance and text improvements, and minor bug and fixes.

Along with AirPods, Apple has launched three new headphones by Beats, Solo3, Powerbeats3 and BeatsX. All headphone sets are powered by Apple W1 chip just like the Airpods and work with iOS 10, macOS 10.12 and watchOS 3 devices. Since the headphones have Bluetooth, they also work with non-Apple devices but without the benefits of the W1 chip.

The new iPhone 7 models have augmented a new innovative era of wireless earphones, an example being AirPods, with built in battery and sensors to deliver seamless connectivity and high premium sound thanks to a new W1 chip. What motivated Apple to take the decision to bid farewell to the headphone jack? With eyes set on the future, Apple declares that it’s time to change.

Announced at the September 7th event, Apple will soon roll out high-end wireless headphones called AirPods. AirPods will be powered by a W1 chip designed by Apple to deliver seamless connectivity, improved sound, five hours listening time, Siri assist and much more.

Apple’s future trademarks list has been leaked by Brian Conroy, a patent solicitor. These trademarks have been filed for unannounced products and services like Iris Engine, Home Hub, Smart Button, AirPods, Control Strip and more.