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Apple Might Just Replace Your Bent iPhone 6 Plus Under Warranty

Ben Reid·September 25, 2014
The so-called Bendgate saga has been at the forefront of tech coverage over the past couple of days, with the Web having been taken over by what appears to be just a couple of isolated incidents of accidental bending blown out of proportion. But while only a handful of iPhone 6 Plus models have reportedly become misshapen by accident, one Apple representative has indicated that a device may be covered under the standard warranty, provided that it can pass what's known as a "visual mechanical inspection."

Apple Confirms iOS 8.0.2 Update, Urges iPhone 6 / 6 Plus Users To Downgrade To 8.0

Ben Reid·September 25, 2014
Yesterday, Apple rolled out its very first mobile software update since iOS 8 first appeared a couple of weeks back. Therein, we were told, lied a number of fixes to early issues that had plagued some users, but unfortunately, iOS 8.0.1 did more harm than good. Many iPhone 6 and 6 Plus owners were left with no cellular service whatsoever as well as a non-functioning Touch ID fingerprint sensor, and given the critical nature of these two features, Apple quickly decided to pull the update altogether. We already showed you how you could downgrade your firmware back to iOS 8.0 to regain service and use of Touch ID, and since, Apple has also advised users to do likewise.

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Paul Morris·September 25, 2014

Mother Of All Drop Tests: iPhone 6 Plus Endures A Drop From 12,000 Feet [Video]

Oliver Haslam·September 25, 2014
Throwing phones to the ground is becoming quite the YouTube hit these days, but few can compete with someone dropping an iPhone from 12,000 feet.

How To Set Up Emergency Medical ID In iOS 8

Ben Reid·September 25, 2014
Apple's new iOS 8 software is literally rammed with features and perks, but actually finding them all and learning how to use them once you've located them can be quite a trying task. To ease the burden, we've been running you guys through a series of tutorials and tips, helping you make the very most out of your new device and / or software, and with the Health app having been a major talking point in the months leading up to iOS 8's showcasing at the Worldwide Developers' Conference back in June, we're going to show you how to set up your emergency Medical ID right now.

How To Fix iOS 8 Wi-Fi Issues On iPhone And iPad

Ben Reid·September 25, 2014

iOS 8 Crash Rate Is Significantly Higher Than iOS 7, According To Report

Ben Reid·September 25, 2014
Apple's iOS 8 software has only been lurking for about a week, but the time period has presented us with ample opportunity to get a proper look at it. As well as a an abundance of new features, it would seem that the software is equally laden with bugs and performance issues, and according to newly-published crash analytics data, its crash rate is significantly higher than the preceding iOS 7 software.

The Samsung Galaxy S4 Bend Test On Video [Spoiler: It Bends And Cracks]

Ben Reid·September 25, 2014
Social media has been abuzz over the past 24 hours with reports that the iPhone 6 Plus has a bit of a problem, in that the aluminum shell appears to bend while in users' pockets with apparently very little force being applied. The controversy has sparked a fierce debate on Twitter, and while some believe that Apple's own design is at fault, others are of the opinion that if you sit on your device or place it in a precarious position, then you're basically asking for trouble. Apple has yet to make a comment, and given that the scale of the issue doesn't seem to be widespread, there's no telling whether the company will release a statement on the matter, but for the sake of entertainment / argument, one YouTuber has also carried out the 'bend test' on a Samsung Galaxy S4. Does it bend? Find out after the fold.

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Uzair Ghani·September 25, 2014

Latest iPhone 6 Benchmarks Compares Apple’s Flagship Against Those Of Samsung And HTC

Ben Reid·September 25, 2014
The iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus are the two hottest topics in the mobile industry right now, and although the only legit way to determine a device's real-world performance is to use it for a sustained amount of time, we as geeks cannot resist a little benchmark test or two. Today, an interesting new set of benchmarks have hit the blogosphere pitting the two new iPhones against one another, as well as drawing comparisons with previous iPhones, and for a sense of perspective, the stats also include some benchmark results gathered of current, rivaling high-end smartphones.

iOS 8.0.1 Download Links For iPhone, iPad, iPod touch [Direct Links]

Ben Reid·September 24, 2014
Apple has just released iOS 8.0.1 download links. Apple's recent iOS 8.0 roll-out passed without too much by way of negative feedback, but as should be expected of a fledgling piece of software, there have been one or two glitches. Notably, users have encountered issues with HealthKit, Wi-Fi, and that oh-so incessant battery drain snag that regularly seems to arrive on cue at about this time of the year, and with quite a few users having been afflicted, Apple has acted swiftly in releasing the remedial iOS 8.0.1 update. Details, as well as information on how you can pick up the latest software release for your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, can be seen below.

iPhone 6 And iPhone 6 Plus Camera Ranked As The Best In Smartphone Industry

Ben Reid·September 24, 2014

The iPhone 6 May Not Be Waterproof, But It Can Survive A Dunking Anyway [Video]

Oliver Haslam·September 24, 2014
Up until a couple of years ago, the idea of having a smartphone that was waterproof was just a pipe dream, but now both Sony and Samsung have been at the forefront of offering devices that not just take to water in a somewhat duck-like fashion, but are also equally happy to waddle around in dust, too. Water and dust resistance is a feature that many had hoped would come to the new iPhones when Apple announced them a couple of weeks ago, but it wasn't to be.

Apple TV Gets iOS 8 P2P AirPlay Support In Latest Update

Ben Reid·September 24, 2014
In adding a bunch of new features to its OS X and iOS software just lately, Apple also made time for the oft-forgotten Apple TV, which was pushed to software version 7.0 a short while ago. But one of the flagship features to be integrated with the wider Apple device family - peer-to-peer AirPlay - is limited only to the very latest revision of the Apple TV hardware released in 2013, which is a bit of a downer for those in ownership of what they believed was a compliant 3rd-gen Apple TV.

Camera Comparison: iPhone 6 Versus Every iPhone Ever Released

Oliver Haslam·September 24, 2014
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