30 iPhone and iPad tips and tricks to make you faster and more efficient
Here are a list of tip and tricks that will help you be more productive when using your iPad and iPhone, whether you use it for work or play.
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Charge your Android phone using a 'Solar Charger' app? Well, no...
People just don't read the app descriptions, and user reviews for apps are, on the whole, useless.
iOS 12: Which iPhones and iPads will it render obsolete?
With iOS 12 now on the horizon, get ready for some of Apple's oldest iOS devices to be thrown on the scrapheap.
Top 10 banned apps on iOS and Android BYOD devices
One of the pitfalls of BYOD is not being able to freely install apps on your iOS smartphone or tablet. But what apps do companies regularly blacklist? Can you imagine your smartphone or tablet without Angry Birds installed on it?
Nvidia CEO claims 'Android is probably the most versatile operating system that we've ever known'
Nvidia's cofounder, president, and CEO Jen-Hsun Huang heaped praise on Google's mobile operating system, calling it "the most disruptive operating system that we've seen in a few decades."
Why Apple went 64-bit with the iPhone 5s
The reasons why Apple put a 64-bit processor inside the iPhone 5s goes way beyond hype. While the applications for it might be limited right now, Apple is paving the way for improvements that we'll see trickle into the iPhone over the next few years.
Inside the iPad Air 2
What makes Apple's new iPad Air 2 tick? The iFixit team gets their hands on the new tablet and do what they do best – take it apart.
AMD introduces ATI Radeon HD 4600 Series graphics cards
Today AMD has announced the ATI Radeon HD 4600 Series of mainstream graphics cards priced at well under $100. These are described as being able to deliver exceptional gaming and HD multimedia performance while consuming less power than a standard light bulb.
How to mute Facebook's new auto-playing video feature
Facebook videos in your News Feed will now play with the sound on. Here's how to stop it.
Amazon shows us why DRM is a bad idea
I wonder if anyone at Amazon thought it ironic to use the remote wipe feature built into each Kindle device to wipe copies of George Orwell's 1984 and Animal Farm that users had purchased.