A new app from Apple will make it easier than ever for Android users to switch to the iPhone. Dubbed “Move to iOS”, the app makes the process of transferring data from Android devices to a shiny new iOS device a breeze. Though Apple didn’t have time to mention it during yesterday’s nearly 2-hour long keynote, the app is prominently displayed on Apple’s iOS 9 feature page.
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Apple on Monday unveiled iOS 9, a new major operating system update for iPhone and iPad that brings over various neat performance and stability improvements but also a bunch of interesting new features. The first iOS 9 beta is available to download and install, if you’re a developer or have access to a developer account. However, it turns out that you can install iOS 9 on your iPhone right now even without having it registered with a dev account.
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One of the most important Apple announcements coming from WWDC 2015 concerns music. Apple has finally announced its Beats-based music streaming service, which will be available starting with late June on iOS 8.4, Mac and Windows devices, and on Android in the fall. Most importantly, Apple Music is already changing the music streaming landscape, and you’ll totally love it, even if you don’t plan to ever use it.
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We took a walk through Irwindale Dragstrip to check out the local racers before the strip is closed down. Check out the photos from Thursday Night Thunder.
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Like all Mustang enthusiasts around the world, Rivera was anxiously waiting for the covers to come off of the all-new global 2015 Ford Mustang dubbed the S550.
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We’re far from having to do battle with alien civilizations in space with help of lasers and force shields, but an intrepid inventor just created a 40W laser shotgun that’s capable of lighting things on fire, and he recorded it the insane contraption in a must-see video.
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Although Apple talked about a large number of new functionalities coming to the Apple Watch with the watchOS 2 software this fall, it failed to mention one that’s crucial to Watch owners: Anti-theft protection.
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We’re sorry to open old wounds, but Parks and Recreation is no more. The good news is that the show ended before it started to slow down — most fans found that the show was just as hilarious in its final season as it was in its early seasons. While the show’s run has reached its end, fans will love knowing that there’s still some fresh Parks & Rec content out there that hasn’t been seen… and this new blooper reel from season 7 is hopefully a perfect example of the hilarious unreleased content we can look forward to seeing in the future.
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Are you looking for a Galaxy S6 that’s tougher and that lasts longer on a single charge than other versions? Then you’ll definitely want to check out a video that AT&T posted on Monday that reveals the key specs and features of the Galaxy S6 Active, the newest variation of the Galaxy S6 that’s designed for rugged outdoor use.
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One of Android M‘s cool new features is meant to improve the overall user experience concerns battery life. Announced on stage last week during the opening keynote of Google I/O 2015, Doze will put apps in a deep sleep status and will supposedly have a significant impact on battery life. Now, a first round of early testing shows that the feature already works, even though Android M is only available in an early beta version of Google’s latest mobile software.
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