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Windows 10 Mobile Lumia Flagship Smartphone Renders Leaked [Images]

Paul Morris·August 27, 2015

We already know that Microsoft is planning on attempting to make an additional impact in the high-end smartphone market with the launch of two new devices this coming October. A number of leaks over the past few weeks have already given us a sketchy look at the supposed new devices, as well as the accompanying full hardware specifications. Now, Evan Blass, who goes by @evleaks on Twitter, has published what seems to be official press images of the two new Microsoft Lumia devices, giving us an additional visual insight into what we can expect.

iPhone 6s Plus Retail Box Allegedly Leaked, This Is What It Looks Like

Paul Morris·August 27, 2015

We've seen and discovered pretty much everything there is to know about Apple's actual iPhone 6s hardware, so what's left to lean prior to the September 9 unveiling? Well, there's the packaging to consider, of course. With the packaging in mind, a new low-quality photograph has been thrust into the public domain, and allegedly shows off Apple's official product packaging for its upcoming iPhone 6s Plus.

Malicious Jailbreak Tweaks Reportedly Steal 220,000 iCloud Login Credentials

Paul Morris·August 26, 2015

Add Google Cast Functionality To Amazon Fire TV, Here’s How

Paul Morris·August 26, 2015

Here's how to add Google Cast feature from Chromecast to Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV Stick the easy way by just installing this app.

Dual-Core 1GB RAM iPhone 6 Beats Octa-Core 4GB RAM Galaxy Note 5 In Speed Test [Video]

Paul Morris·August 26, 2015

The introduction of Samsung's Galaxy Note 5 was enough to raise excitement levels amongst those who adore large screen devices. Samsung essentially created the "phablet" market, so it's only right and proper that consumers continue to get excited for the continuation of the Note range. The specifications of the Note 5 are enough to make anyone believe that the device would outperform most competing devices, especially a flagship from 2014, such as Apple's iPhone 6. With that said, we should all know by now that raw specs alone don't tell the full story.

New Windows 10 Keyboard Shortcuts [List]

Paul Morris·August 26, 2015

Vysor Lets You Mirror Your Android Device On A PC Or Mac With Minimal Fuss

Paul Morris·August 26, 2015

Google Chrome is one of the most popular web browsers in the world at the moment so it's no surprise that developers and enthusiasts are keen to build and publish extensions for the software. Perhaps one of the simplest but highly functioning Chrome app available at the moment, is the newly discovered Vysor, which comes courtesy of the prominent developer behind Android apps and tweaks like AllCast, Helium, ROM Manager, and most importantly, ClockworkMod recovery. Vysor allows the display of an Android device to be mirrored onto a PC, Mac, or Linux computer running Google Chrome with absolute minimal fuss.

iPhone 6s Specs Allegedly Confirmed By China Telecom Rep

Paul Morris·August 25, 2015

An individual claiming to be a representative of China Telecom has confirmed specs of Apple's iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus. Apple is expected to launch its new phones at a media event on September 9th.

Philips Hue Wireless Dimming Kit Announced, Here Are The Details [Video]

Paul Morris·August 25, 2015

Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Has A Design Flaw

Paul Morris·August 25, 2015

No smartphone device is ever going to be classed as perfect. Perfect, as we all know, is an entirely unachievable target that should be aimed for when designing a new product, but expected to be missed. As part of the physical design of its new Galaxy Note 5 flagship, Samsung introduced a new spring-loaded mechanism that allows users to store, as well as reintroduce the S Pen when they desire. However, it seems that user error can not only negate the benefits of the new feature, but can actually cause permanent damage to the handset if the S Pen is inserted incorrectly.

Hydrogen-Powered Battery Integrated Into iPhone 6, Powers It For A Week

Paul Morris·August 24, 2015

A British company called Intelligent Energy has created what it purports to be the world's first hydrogen-powered battery that could be integrated into smartphone devices. The company, which boasts a wealth of experience over the last two decades within energy research and development roles, has created a functioning prototype of its revolutionary battery technology. It has reportedly been integrated into an Apple iPhone 6, utilizing the headphone socket as a refuel port for the required hydrogen.

How To Make System Image Backup In Windows 10 [Guide]

Paul Morris·August 24, 2015

Windows 10 Users Are Reportedly Being Banned From Accessing Torrent Sites

Paul Morris·August 24, 2015

A number of torrent sharing sites have taken the step, or are in the process of considering, of preventing users with Windows 10 computers from accessing the services contained within. Owners of a number of high profile torrent sites have determined that Windows 10 collects and sends a large amount of identifying data back to Microsoft, which in turn is shared with its strategic partners. It's for this reason that the decision has been taken to prevent machines running Windows 10 from accessing the sites.

iPhone 6s Pre-Orders Predicted To Go Live On September 11

Paul Morris·August 22, 2015

Gone are the days when a large company can work silently on a new product and surprise the world with its introduction. We sometimes look back affectionately on the days when the unveiling of a new smartphone, tablet or computer were a complete mystery, but not anymore. We already know pretty much everything there is to know about Apple's iPhone 6s, including a purported release date, but now it seems that we've also been given an indication of when the next-generation iPhone will be available for pre-order.

Apple Releases OS X El Capitan Recovery Update, Recommended Download For All Beta Testers

Paul Morris·August 21, 2015

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