Month: October 2018

At the 40th International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners (ICDPPC) in Brussels on Wednesday, Tim Cook in his opening keynote criticized other tech companies in the silicon valley and mentioned how data of users is being weaponized with military efficiency.  Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Rajesh Pandey Powered by WPeMatico

Way back in January of this year, AT&T confirmed that its rollout plans for its 5G mobile network saw the launch happen before the end of 2018. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Evan Selleck Powered by WPeMatico

Epic Games’ smash hit, Fortnite, continues to keep feature parity a top priority as it updates the iOS version of the title to reflect the same update on consoles and PC. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Evan Selleck Powered by WPeMatico

The reviews came in for the iPhone XR earlier today, and the general consensus appears to be that this is the iPhone model that will be more than good enough for most people out there in the wild. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Evan Selleck Powered by WPeMatico

Another holiday, another event for folks still playing the augmented reality-based Pokémon GO. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Evan Selleck Powered by WPeMatico

Word on the street is that Apple’s finally going to launch its original content initiative, beyond Carpool Karaoke: The Series and Planet of the Apps, in the early stages of 2019. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Evan Selleck Powered by WPeMatico

It’s 2018 and your iPhone is your entire life. Everything that’s important to your digital life is on your iPhone. Memories in the form of photos and videos and utility in the form of contacts, documents and app data. And it’s way too easy to lose all this important data. If you get locked out […]

Google’s flagship smartphone, the Pixel 3 XL, has started hitting the retail stores in the United States. It compares directly to Apple’s iPhone XS Max which is the Cupertino company’s best iPhone around. So, how do the two devices perform in a speed test comparison which primarily involves loading a bunch of apps? Continue reading […]

Following the release of iOS 12.0.1 earlier this month, Apple has now stopped signing iOS 12 for all compatible iPhones and iPads. This means users will not be able to downgrade back to iOS 12 on their iPhone or iPad for any reason whatsoever. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Rajesh Pandey Powered by […]

Now that you’ve set up your iPhone XS or iPhone XS Max with the best apps, it’s time to think about accessories. Every iPhone needs its support system. It can be a case, a screen protector, or a car mount. Those are the basics but if you want to take your iPhone experience to a […]