Apple Watch: Get ready for cheating in the classroom
A recent situation in a vocational school classroom points out that the Apple Watch is a cheater's delight.
The mobile space is exploding with smartphones in every pocket and tablets on the horizon. James Kendrick brings you the latest news from the mobile world and a breakdown of what it means to you.
A recent situation in a vocational school classroom points out that the Apple Watch is a cheater's delight.
This week in Windows Mobile came word that an upcoming Alacatel phone will ditch Android for WM10, we heard Microsoft admit a better phone is needed, and got confirmation of an HP smartphone.
This week in iOS we saw Microsoft Selfie released, heard that holiday device activations were owned by Apple, and iPhone sales dominated the UK.
This week in Android came word of new malware hitting China, Amazon crushed holiday sales, and how to migrate Windows Mobile info to Android.
There are lots of trivial accessories for the iPhone, and others that offer real benefits to owners. Here are some that can serve important functions when paired with the iPhone.
In 2015 I bought and tested a great many tech devices -- including big ticket items like the Surface 3 and iPad Pro -- but Apple's wearable proved to be the best of the lot. Here's why.
If you were lucky enough to get an iPad Pro for the holidays you'll need a good bag to carry it around. This bag from Waterfield Designs is custom made for the big iPad.
This week in Windows Mobile we saw good adoption rates for WM10, heard that Continuum will require an additional Office license, and the new Lumias got a new firmware.
This holiday week in the world of iOS we saw an old accessory get new again, Apple asks for millions of additional damages from Samsung, and Ericsson to get royalty for iPad/ iPhone sales.
This week in Android came news of new malware that targets Android, you can no longer yell at Cortana, and ASUS will default ad blocking.
LG has been working on a new version of webOS and will unveil it on a line of smart TVs at the CES next month.
This week in Windows Mobile we saw a major update pulled, heard that older phones won't get updated to Windows 10 this year and saw hints that HP is returning to the phone business.
In iOS this week we saw a prediction for big Apple Watch sales, saw Google Maps get new features, and Sonos got Apple Music support.
In the world of Android this week we heard that split-screen apps are coming, Reddit app is in beta, and that some HTC phones were banned in Germany.
Looking for a good last minute holiday gift deal? Google is selling the Chromecast streaming device and giving buyers a $20 credit for content.