What The 2000s Thought Today's Phones Would Be Like
When you think about it, the 2000s were not that long ago, but in the tech world, the difference that 2 decades has on digital technology is night and day.
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Apple MagSafe Battery Pack vs Anker Magnetic Wireless 5K
Portable magnetic wireless charging banks are at the forefront of vital accessories for smartphones these days and offer that additional boost of battery power
Throwback To Sony's Handheld PC From 2006
In the early 2000s, tech giants saw the future of mobiles to be handheld computers. At the time, the craze was all about having a fully functional Qwerty
Smartphone 'Dark Mode' Is Not What It Claims To Be
A relatively new trend amongst smartphone operating systems and mobile applications is Dark Mode where a user can switch from its high-key, bright and what
Apple iPhone Gets 'Always On' Display Feature
Apple is said to offer an "Always On" display feature, similar to that of the Apple Watch, which allows the screen to permanently stay on.
New iPad Mini To Be Launched Later This Year
As Apple approaches yet another major product launch, which includes the new iPhone 13 range, as well as a new chipset for the iPad range, talks around a new
Google Launches New Search History Feature For iOS Only
It might seem quite bizarre to learn that Google released a feature, regardless of what it is, for iOS first, then followed by Android months later. But this
Why Apple Never shows 69 Degrees In The Weather App
Here is another little head-scratcher for you to try out right now if you have an iPhone. Whip it out, head over to the weather app, and try to find a location
The Apple iPhone Could Possibly Not Be Sold In The UK Any Longer
Apple says that they might have to completely stop selling iPhone's in the UK, as too much might be at stake after they infringed a patent.
Apple Releases MagSafe Battery Pack For iPhone 12
Apple has launched an official MagSafe Battery Pack for the iPhone 12 lineup. It connects via embedded magnets at the back of the iPhone, which can deliver