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Microsoft Co-Founder Bill Gates Takes The Ice Bucket Challenge To A Whole New Level [Video]

Oliver Haslam·August 16, 2014
The ALS challenge is something that we told you about earlier today when Apple's VP of Worldwide Marketing took his ice cold water like a man and then nominated CEO Tim Cook to do the same. Well, meanwhile over on the other side of the PC war ex-Microsoft CEO and generally nice man Bill Gates has also been in on the act after Facebook CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg nominated him during his own dousing.

Here’s How Researchers Can Eavesdrop On You Using A Smartphone’s Gyroscope

Oliver Haslam·August 16, 2014
Phones and tablets now routinely come with built-in gyroscopes, and our watches are well on their way to becoming sensor laden as well, so it's worth knowing what all these little sensors are capable of. That gyroscope for instance, did you know that it could also be used to steal credit card numbers?

You Can Save $10 By Downloading These Five Paid Apps For iPhone Free Right Now

Aatif·August 16, 2014

Samsung’s Galaxy S6 To Feature Galaxy Alpha Like Metal Body

Oliver Haslam·August 16, 2014
Samsung is going right after Apple in its latest line of ads but it's in stores and sales figures that the pair will truly duke it out over the coming twelve months with the premium iPhone 6 and Galaxy S6 set to be the weapons of choice. Which company is deemed to have won this year's battle will very much depend on which makes the better job of this year's high-end smartphones.

Watch: 4 New Android Wear Videos From Google Show Off The Platform’s Prowess

Aatif·August 16, 2014
Google’s Android Wear is one of the next big things in the technology world, and the company is ensuring that you don’t miss out on that. The Mountain View company has just released a number of ads for the Android Wear (four, to be exact) that showcase how useful the new form of gadgets can be, and what cool features they have on offer.

This Portable Router Completely Obscures Your Internet Traffic

Ben Reid·August 16, 2014

Windows 9 Tech Preview Release Time Frame Revealed In New Report

Aatif·August 15, 2014
Windows Threshold, also known as Windows 9 (or at least that’s what we expect it to be called once it becomes publicly available), has been in the news quite often lately, and for good reason. It’s been long rumored that Windows Threshold will see a public preview release late this year, and now it seems that this would be as early as late September this year. Apparently, the software giant is hard at work to push the next iteration of Windows out its Threshold (pun intended).

Here’s Why The Larger iPhone 6 Will Still Be Fit For One-Handed Use [Photos]

Ben Reid·August 15, 2014
Apple's iPhone 6 is set to be announced early on next month, and although we've seen much of the 4.7-inch model, the supposedly delayed, 5.5-inch variant has continued to elude us. While not offering any direct evidence of the larger edition, a new leak does offer some clues as to how the larger form factor of the iPhone 6 will still be comfortable to use with one hand.

Apple Lightning Cable With Reversible USB Connector Surfaces In Leaked Photos

Aatif·August 15, 2014

How To Get A Free $25 iTunes Gift Card Out Of Your Already-Purchased Apple TV

Oliver Haslam·August 15, 2014
Apple's current promotion that sees anyone who buys an Apple TV get a free $25 iTunes card is all well and good if you're in the process of picking one up, but you're out of luck if you already bought one. Or are you?

Apple CEO Tim Cook Gets An Ice Cold Bucket Of Water Poured On Himself [Video]

Oliver Haslam·August 15, 2014
Apple CEO Tim Cook has joined with the current Ice Bucket Challenge drive and had a bucket of freezing cold water dumped over his head in order to raise awareness of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis.

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Uzair Ghani·August 15, 2014

Moto 360 Smartwatch Release Date Leaked In Mail To Google I/O Attendees

Ben Reid·August 15, 2014
The Moto 360 smartwatch from Motorola is likely to ship next month, with the company having just sent out emails requesting shipping information from I/O attendees. As ever with Google's major developers' gathering, there was plenty of free stuff on hand for those who turned up, and with most having opted for the endearing aesthetics of Motorola's first ever smartwatch in the pick-and-mix of gadgets offered, we may now have a decent idea as to when it will roll out to consumers.

Download The Five Best Paid iPhone Apps Worth $18 For Free Right Now

Ben Reid·August 15, 2014
As ever, we're back with another list of five great apps for your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Not only are they worth downloading at their usual price, but for a very limited time, they're absolutely free, so pop on your downloading hat, fire up the App Store app, and join us after the break!

WSJ: Apple To Charge More For iPhone 6 With Sapphire Glass Display

Ben Reid·August 15, 2014
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