Looking for the best iPhone 6s deal around? We highly recommend checking out T-Mobile’s latest offer. T-Mobile’s Jump early-upgrade plans for the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus sound absolutely insane — basically, T-Mobile is the only carrier we’ve seen that’s offering a straight-up discount on both new iPhone models when they launch later this week.
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The reviews are in for Apple’s latest iPhones, and unsurprisingly, everyone seems to love them. With a faster processor, a better camera and 3D Touch capabilities, the iPhone 6s is a step up over the iPhone 6, but not quite the revolution we see with the standard numbered models every other year.
So now that we’ve heard all the praise, it’s time to find the other side of the story.
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Prepare to be shocked: the reviews are in and people love the new iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus! There are few things in tech that are more predictable than early iPhone reviews, and bloggers and technology journalists have found plenty to crow about while reviewing the latest and greatest from Apple. You can check out our iPhone 6s review roundup right here.
But you don’t need to read thousands of words to learn about the best new features Apple’s iPhone 6s has to offer. Apple is happy to tell you about them in its own words, and there are 10 new features in particular that Apple highlights right on its iPhone 6s landing page.
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If you’re in the market for a new laptop and you want to save some serious cash on your purchase, you should consider taking advantage of a big sale going on right now on Amazon covering more than a dozen open-box laptop models. Open-box can mean a variety of different things, but often times they’re just simple returns that people didn’t want. If that doesn’t scare you off, get ready to save 50% or even more on your next purchase.
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Google Fiber is hardly the only threat to ISP mainstays like Comcast and Time Warner Cable these days. There are three times as many wireless accounts as there are cable broadband accounts in the United States, and wireless growth is seen continuing at a much more rapid pace than land-based broadband growth. What’s more, usage patterns are continuing to shift toward mobile devices and away from traditional computers.
The nation’s top cable companies have spent quite a bit of money of late building out large Wi-Fi networks across the country, and they have spent even more money marketing their networks of Wi-Fi hotspots. Some ISPs are even launching their own Wi-Fi only mobile phone services. Why? Because mobile is the battleground of the future and ISPs need to do everything they can to keep customers connected while they’re on the go.
But a new technology is emerging that may threaten to weaken the quality of ISPs’ Wi-Fi networks while strengthening their competitors’ cellular services, and Big Cable has no plans to take things lying down.
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The iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus both come out this week and review embargoes have just lifted for Apple’s chosen critics to deliver their verdicts. Below we’ll recap some of the biggest reviews from around the web — and the general consensus is that Apple has once again delivered a pair of first-rate smartphones, although not ones that are instant game changers like last year’s models.
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The Wall Street Journal yesterday reported that Apple is not only moving full steam ahead on its electric car initiative, but is actually taking measures to accelerate development. In addition to tripling the size of its automotive development team, the report claims that Apple has set an internal, and rather ambitious, ship date of 2019.
Of course, the notion of Apple entering the car business is not without its fair share of unanswered questions. Consequently, it’s become somewhat common to hear seasoned auto industry insiders express skepticism about Apple’s plans to enter an industry as foreign, challenging, and cutthroat as the auto industry.
Most recently, former GM and BMW executive Bob Lutz appeared on CNBC and completely dismantled the notion that Apple has even a fighting chance to make even the tiniest dent in the auto industry.
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Cunning hackers from China managed to sneak malware into what’s generally thought of as an impenetrable target, Apple’s App Store. They created a custom version of the Xcode program developers use to create iPhone apps, thus injecting the malware payload right into the apps that Apple staff would later approve.
At least 85 legitimate iPhone apps were infected with malware this way (see this list), most of them targeting the Chinese and Asian markets, as that’s where the malicious version of Xcode was made available to developers. However, other security firms say that there may be hundreds or even thousands of genuine iOS apps that may have been targeted this way.
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Apple last week released iOS 9, a mobile OS upgrade that focuses on performance improvements and stability, though Apple included plenty of interesting new features in its latest OS as well. However, just like with previous iOS releases, there are some issues certain iPhone and iPad users might be dealing with, and the “Slide to Upgrade” bug is easily one of the most frustrating.
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Having significantly damaged nerve tissue is bad for a lot of reasons because it doesn’t regenerate easily and it can lead to various serious medical conditions including paralysis. But many scientists are already studying ways of fixing this issue, and a team of researchers from the University of Minnesota, Virginia Tech, University of Maryland, Princeton University, and Johns Hopkins University has figured out how to use 3D printing for nerve growth.
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