Is your iPhone randomly turning off? A number of iPhone 5 users on Apple Support Community are complaining about a rather bizarre issue where the handset powers down abruptly and in some cases won't even reboot. It happens completely randomly, without the battery indicator hitting the 0% mark. In this article we have outlined some fixes that you can try to resolve the problem.
Smartwatches are all the rage right now, even though few real products have shipped out of any of what we would expect to be big players in the fledgling market. One big technology player who we might not expect to turn its hand to the quest for the fashion accessory of the year is HP, but it seems that the company that sells servers to the enterprise is also working on selling watches to consumers.
Mobile devices are not always safe from an outside attack, which can lead to your personal data being compromised. To say the least, non of the mobile software we’ve encountered so far is fully intruder-proof, and today, we’ve outlined a simple - but yet detailed guide - on how to make your iPhone more secure by putting in place certain security measures.
Free apps are brilliant. Free apps that used to be paid apps are arguably more brilliant, if that's even possible. Because of that fact we don't want you to miss out on any bargains so, without further ado, here's a handful of apps that you might want to check out before the price goes back up!
Even though Google Glass enjoys its fair share of airtime in the world of tech, the search giant's head-mounted gizmo isn't alone in vying for a share of this potentially lucrative field. In fact, a number of companies - from start-ups to the likes of Lenovo - have indulged over the past couple of years, but while the more recent Motorola-owner's prototype looked a bit of a Glass rip-off, the product in the works through emerging outfit Atheer Labs is very intriguing and dare we say more exciting than even Glass.
Apple's purchase of Beats Electronics was not only the biggest acquisition that the Cupertino company had made in its history, but also represented the first time that Apple opened its wallet to acquire a popular, well-known brand. Beats' "Pill" mascot, based on the Pill speaker device that you'll no doubt have seen advertised on numerous occasions, has naturally just been introduced to Apple's Siri voice assistant, and in a rather entertaining new advertisement, these two well-known products hold their first public conversation.
Apple has made numerous improvements to the iPhone design over the years, ranging from vastly improved screen technology to a body that's considerably thinner than its predecessors, but some aspects just haven't improved much, if at all.
Self-destructible photo messages are nothing new. After all, Snapchat set the ball rolling and then the likes of Facebook and Instagram jumped on for good measure. If you need your photos to go bye-bye automatically, then you're not exactly short of options right now.
As if the reports of NSA spying over all your mobile phone and Internet activity weren’t enough to make customers all the more paranoid, a recent major security flaw discovered in Android and BlackBerry devices (and some iPhones as well) can basically put millions and millions of customers worldwide at the risk. The vulnerability can basically allow an attacker to assume the highest level of control of an affected cellular device and enable theft of personal data and more. Details past the break.
The HTC One M8 is already making quite the name for itself in Android circles. It's arguably the nicest Android phone to look at and it's certainly one of the best when it comes to build. In fact, apart from the LG G3, we think you'd bee hard pushed to argue that the One M8 isn't the biggest hit of the year for a variety of reasons.
















