Apple’s iPhone sales rampage shows no signs of slowing
How much are the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus absolutely crushing it right now? So much that Digitimes‘ supply-chain sources say the devices are expected to help Apple sell 50 million more iPhones this quarter, a year-over-year increase of 14.4% from the 43.7 million units sold in the same quarter in 2014.
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2 Bluetooth controllers for the iPhone 6 that will change the way you play
Even with nearly a decade of experience under our belt, we still haven’t perfected touchscreen controls on our iPhones. There are some games that handle the touch-based control scheme better than others, but it’s always a shame to cover up a portion of the screen with our smudgy fingers.
That’s why it might finally be time to pick up a Bluetooth controller.
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Meet Kraftwerk, the awesome iPhone 6 battery that raised almost $1 million on Kickstarter
Kraftwerk is a brand-new external battery pack that has taken Kickstarter by storm. Close to reaching almost $1 million in pledges with a month still left in the campaign, this particular power pack also proposes a unique take on mobile batteries that could power up various devices, including the iPhone 6, GoPro cameras and anything else that can be recharged via a USB port.
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How Apple beat Android the Tim Cook way
Rather than tumultuously and publicly raging against Android device makers and committing major resources to a thermonuclear war against Google and its Android partners (which is how Steve Jobs did it while at the helm of Apple), Tim Cook decided to take a different, sneakier approach to defeating Android. A new Forbes article says that Cook basically “defused” Jobs’s thermonuclear threat, “then he took down Android.” And he did it quietly even though the CEO was never afraid to call out competitors in public — just see his stance on Android malware or privacy matters.
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UH-OH… Is this a bad sign for Samsung’s Galaxy S6?
As we reported on Monday, Samsung is now less than a month away from the unveiling of its most important new smartphone in years. The company’s profits have plummeted in the past two quarters thanks to increased pressure at the low end from Chinese smartphone vendors, and then at the high end from Apple’s new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. Now, all eyes turn to the Galaxy S6 to see how Samsung plans to respond to Apple’s new iPhones.
Unfortunately, we may have our first sign that the Galaxy S6 isn’t quite the jumpstart Samsung needs to turn things around.
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Review: What it’s like to upgrade from a Nintendo 3DS to a New 3DS XL
I’ve owned a Nintendo 3DS ever since the day it launched. It’s not the most inventive or the most attractive portable on the market, but it features an incredible selection of first-party and third-party content. But its physical limitations have always bothered me, to the point where I simply started taking my PS Vita on trips with me rather than my 3DS.
The New 3DS XL is going to change that.
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Why you shouldn’t share your iPhone or iPad with your young child
While smartphones and tablets might be helpful when it comes to keeping your kids entertained or teaching them various skills, you may want to hold off on letting your kids use them until they’re at least 30 months old. The Guardian, citing Boston University School of Medicine researchers who talked to the Pediatrics journal, says that use of smartphones and tablets at that age might have significant adverse effects.
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HTC’s anti-Samsung rap video might just be the goofiest thing ever
For the past few years, we’ve been both wowed by the quality of HTC’s phones and stunned by some of the questionable decisions it’s made with its marketing. If a new music video posted on HTC’s YouTube account last week is any indication, the company’s marketing strategy will be just as baffling in 2015 as it was over the past two years.
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First 2015 Saleen 302 Mustangs roll out of Corona
Citing their excitement for the coming year, Saleen announced the first 2015 Saleen 302 Mustangs are now shipping from their factory in Corona, CA. The first model is their baseline…
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Some of the most popular Android apps are riddled with adware
It’s no secret that the Android operating system is more vulnerable to unwanted intrusions than many of its users would like, but based on a recent report from the Avast antivirus team, it looks like the issue might be even worse than we thought.
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