2015’s Consumer Electronic Show is in full swing right now, and some of the world’s largest technology companies are already falling over themselves to get their biggest announcements out of the way before everyone loses interest. Judging by our own interest levels of years gone past, we’d give that another ten minutes or so.
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Oliver Haslam has written about technology for over a decade. His work has been published in print at Macworld and online pretty much everywhere else. If it plugs in or has a battery, it's fair game.
Microsoft may be working to move the Nokia brand away from its high-end and mid-range Windows Phone devices, but it is still more than happy to keep Nokia as the face of its feature phone and low-end smartphone market. The latest entrant into the Nokia side of the family is the Nokia 215, a phone that Microsoft says is its cheapest Internet device yet.
Here's how you can toggle the iPhone camera flash on or off while recording a video on iOS 8. More details can be found right here.
We've all been in a bar or some other public place when there was something interesting on the television but we couldn't hear it. The most obvious examples are sports events at bars where you might be engrossed in the action but just can't hear what's happening. If only there were earphones you could use.
Here's how you can convert a YouTube video into a GIF animation in a few simple steps. More details can be found right here after the jump.
Rumors of a 12-inch Retina MacBook Air have been swirling for longer than we can remember, and there's no doubt that people would buy it should such a thing ever be released. With Apple staying characteristically quiet though, it's up to Apple's competitors to nip in and take the market for itself.
Apple's new smartwatch doesn't even have a proper release date yet and the war is already well and truly underway between the Apple Watch and the plethora of Android-powered alternatives that continue to beat it to market. Unsurprisingly though, the Apple Watch has already made some friends in the technology space and one notoriously outspoken figure is sounding the battle cry in Cupertino's favor.
We love apps, and so do you, so if you got yourself a shiny new iPad or iPhone this Christmas then you probably want to get your hands on some bargain apps to go along with it. With this time of year being so expensive for everyone, we really can’t blame you.
With CES just around the corner all eyes are very much on the world’s largest technology companies, with everyone eager to see what will be announced during the Las Vegas event. One company sure to have a hefty presence is Samsung, but while we don’t expect to see much in the way of a new Galaxy S smartphone at the event, new leaks are cropping up seemingly every day.
Being able to get refunds for apps bought via the App Store has been at the center of much discussion for some time. While Google gives downloaders two hours to request a refund for apps they bought by mistake or that simply don’t work as advertised, Apple has never really given any proper indication as to its own policy. Plenty of people have successfully received refunds for apps, but the policy has never been as clear as it could be.
















