by Jeremiah Sarpong | Sep 29, 2014 | General
If you’re still using an iPhone 4S, odds are fairly good that you’ve learned to hold off on installing major software updates on your iPhone. While new versions of iOS bring great and exciting new features, they also can bring slowed performance or even bogging to...
by Jeremiah Sarpong | Sep 29, 2014 | General
Following several recent reports on Apple’s long-rumored ultra-thin 12-inch notebook, Jack March is now reporting that Apple is indeed working on a 27-inch “5K” Retina iMac with a resolution of 5120 x 2880. According to the report, which MacRumors...
by Jeremiah Sarpong | Sep 29, 2014 | General
Starting with iOS 5 in 2011, Apple has released a major new iOS version each fall and a notable follow-up update early in the following year. For example, iOS 6 launched in September 2012 and was updated to iOS 6.1 in January, and iOS 7, which was launched in...
by Jeremiah Sarpong | Sep 25, 2014 | General
While recent reports have pegged Apple’s rumored larger display tablet for debut early next year, a new report from Asian site Technews.tw (via GforGames) claims the rumored 12.9-inch iPad will run on an “enhanced version” of the A8 chip introduced with the iPhone 6...
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by Jeremiah Sarpong | Sep 25, 2014 | General
So far we’ve seen a bunch of videos of people bending the iPhone 6 Plus with their bare hands, but what happens when someone actually tries to give the device a “bend test” that’s somewhat scientific? The team at uBreakiFixCo decided to clamp the iPhone 6 Plus, the...
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