iPhone 6S Tops Google's 'Year in Search' list of 2015!

Google today announced the 'Year in Search' results, highlighting popular trending searches in 2015. Apple related search terms continued to rank highly in the consumer tech category with iPhone 6S taking the top spot!

Google Trends - Trending Consumer Tech, 2015, Global

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iBlog 2 - Coming Soon

We are sorry for our inactivity on the blog. For the past month, we have been finding out new, entertaining ways to keep our readers with the up-to-date news and rumours on topics that you are interested in. We have found a solution. iBlog 2 will put the jigsaw puzzle pieces together. iBlog 2 will offer you - readers - a new experience and up-to-date news on Apple. iBlog 2 is coming this May . We are very excited to launch it. It will use Wordpress as it's host and we will share the link as soon as we have everything ready. We will keep you up-to-date on iBlog 2 along the way there. In the meanwhile, we will be posting content here for you to read. iBlog

Apple has started production of iPhone SE in India. Shipping later in May.

This post is taken from 9to5Mac . In the US, the iPhone SE sells in two flavors , a 32 GB and 128 GB model for $399 and $499 respectively. Third-party Indian resellers already undercut that price point, selling iPhone SE around the $320 mark. Apple was effectively forced into setting up domestic manufacturing in order to launch Indian retail stores, as India laws state that companies wanting a retail presence must source at least 30% of their goods locally. According to the Wall Street Journal, government officials hope to see the India iPhone SE sell for even less in its home country. There are obviously some cost savings for Apple to take advantage of by producing domestically and local government reportedly believes Apple could sell its iPhone for as low as $220 (converted to Indian currency). Apple typically does not like to price its devices differently based on region,...

(Marathon Week) Learn more about your device: Quickly search for definitions of words on Mac.

Ever stumbled upon a word you haven't heard of before? But you were to lazy to open a new tab and search for that definition on Google? Don't worry, on Mac there is a simple way of dealing with this problem. Tap with three fingers on the word you don't know about, a definition will pop up, like this: Taping with three fingers does the same action as you would do with a Force Click on the MacBooks and MacBook Pros. You can do a lot with this. For example, searching for a word on wikipedia etc. Hope you enjoyed iBlog's 'Marathon Week'! Stay tuned for a lot more from iBlog! Rahul

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