It's an undeniable fact that smartphones are becoming increasingly important in our day-to-day lives. As technology progresses and our palm-sized devices become more powerful and capable, it's almost inevitable that our reliance on them will grow. That's why forgetting to take your smartphone, or even worse, taking it with you but running out of battery, is the stuff of nightmares. Let us introduce you to MemoriesCable; a portable lightweight charge and sync cable that not only offers the ability to charge and synchronize on the go, but also packs a massive surprise to the tune of 128GB.
Here's how to prepare your PC for Windows 10 today the right way ahead of its July 29 release next week. If you're just starting to get all of your ducks in a row for Windows 10, then here's a handy rundown of what you need to make sure everything is in order before hitting that Install button. Better safe than sorry!
The latest iPod touch is finally with us and it looks like it could prove to be a hit with the consumers. After suffering a little bit from neglect since 2012 Apple popped up with an iPod announcement last week that saw its iPod touch product get a revamp featuring a the new A8 CPU that powers its iPhone 6 models. There's also the shiny new colors and 8-megapixel iSight camera thrown into the mix. What's more interesting though is the significant jump in processing power that accompanies the A8 chipset, something that is immediately evident in this EverythingApplePro video that compares the latest iPod touch's speed capabilities against a list of its predecessors.
New photos of Samsung's upcoming flagship devices, Galaxy Note 5 and Galaxy S6 Edge+, have leaked. Both widely believed to be on the verge of an August announcement, the two devices are set to be big releases for Samsung, especially the always popular Galaxy Note lineup.
Apple has started a new advertising campaign on the web, alongside its recent "If it's not an iPhone, it's not an iPhone" for TV offering. Continuing its advertising push to remind everyone there there's nothing quite like the iPhone, Apple has started to publish ads to its own website entitled "Why there's nothing quite like iPhone."
The PlayStation 4 may be svelte when compared with the Xbox One, but nobody ever accused it of being portable. That didn't stop the PlayBook 4 being created, with a PS4 being shoehorned into a mobile chassis alongside a 22-inch display that made the whole thing look like a large notebook. There was no keyboard to type on, but the resemblance was there nonetheless.
Isn't it amazing how quickly technology progresses and changes without us even really realising it? The latest 'Kids React' video does a really perfect job of showing just how far technology, and in particular Apple's personal music player the iPod, has changed since 2001. It doesn't contain an internal speaker. It doesn't have a multi-touch display. It doesn't have the App Store. Watch this group of kids react to the madness and confusion that is the original Apple iPod.
This week's free gift courtesy of Apple's App Store allows gamers to dive head first into all of the wonderful adventures in Bikini Bottom. If you've ever wondered what it would be like to live in a pineapple under the sea, or work long hours at the Krusty Krab then this is something you just aren't going to want to miss. As part of the cupertino company's weekly tradition of serving up a free app of the week Nickelodeon's adolescent favourite "SpongeBob Moves In" is free for the next seven days.
Following hot on the heels of the recent Android update, YouTube for iPhone and iPad has now received the latest update as well. Google's mobile development team has been full of busy lately with the recent release of the beautiful Spotlight Stories, and now, thanks to this latest update, the updated YouTube app on the iOS App Store finally has a fix in place for those annoying vertically captured videos that seem to cause everyone so much anger and fury.
Apple has today launched its latest big App Store promotion, with 100 apps and games now available for a paltry $0.99, with some of the biggest names in the App Store available for some pretty big discounts. Everyone loves a bargain, and if our first run through what's on offer in this promotion is anything to go by, it's got more than a couple of must-have titles ripe for the taking.
















