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  1. Cellphones Really Are Not As Good As They Were 10 Years Ago At Making Calls (0 replies)
  2. Minecraft continues to rule the App Store charts (0 replies)
  3. Finally, a smartphone you can wash with soap and water (0 replies)
  4. Google's latest app can turn Android phones into VR cameras (0 replies)
  5. Apple Looks To Introduce OLED Displays In iPhone Models From 2018 (0 replies)
  6. Hacker Cracks Lumia Bootloader, Offers Tool For Root Access and Custom ROMs (0 replies)
  7. Iphone hack diagnoses hvac (0 replies)
  8. Use your Apple Pencil to alter photos, make music and weigh things (0 replies)
  9. CyanogenMod gives select smartphones an Android 6 update option (0 replies)
  10. Vine puts looping videos on your Apple Watch (0 replies)
  11. Microsoft rolls out a basic phone that's big on selfies (0 replies)
  12. Instagram tests multiple account support on Android (0 replies)
  13. Microsoft's Cortana iPhone app rolls out to beta testers (0 replies)
  14. Apple's next iPhone reportedly ditches the headphone jack (0 replies)
  15. Google Previews Android Studio 2.0 (0 replies)
  16. Facebook at Work rolls out a dedicated chat app on Android (0 replies)
  17. Pepsi Phone comes out of the blue in China (0 replies)
  18. Leaked Apple support app could save you a trip to the store (0 replies)
  19. Many of your Android apps send unnecessary hidden data (0 replies)
  20. Microsoft app tries to lure you from Android to a Windows phone (0 replies)
  21. EE is considering whether to block ads on customers' phones (0 replies)
  22. Firefox finally comes to iOS (0 replies)
  23. App Store's failed download bug traced to expired security certificate (0 replies)
  24. New Android exploit can hack any handset in one shot (0 replies)
  25. Razer says it's 'doubling-down' on Android and Forge TV (0 replies)
  26. Microsoft OneNote gets instant access on Android, 3D Touch on iOS (0 replies)
  27. The iPad Pro's Lightning port supports USB 3.0 transfer speeds (0 replies)
  28. The iPad Pro's chip is not a big deal (0 replies)
  29. Android Wear can do a whole lot more using your wrist (0 replies)
  30. With Respect To Gaming, Android Still Lags Behind iOS (0 replies)
  31. Apple Music on Android is near-identical to iOS, for better or worse (0 replies)
  32. ARM's latest design brings 64-bit processors to smartwatches (0 replies)
  33. Cyanogen Apps lets modders in on the Cyanogen OS experience (0 replies)
  34. Logitech's iPad Pro keyboard case is relatively affordable (0 replies)
  35. You can now try Firefox OS on your Android phone (0 replies)
  36. The mobile world's walls are crumbling (0 replies)
  37. Apple's iPad Pro goes on sale on November 11th (0 replies)
  38. Google explains why some Nexus 5X pictures are upside down (0 replies)
  39. Nearly 2,000 app devs made $1m the last year (0 replies)
  40. Google hopes to reboot its low-cost Android phone program (0 replies)
  41. Google Maps for iOS speaks out traffic warnings while you drive (0 replies)
  42. BlackBerry can bypass carriers to deliver Android security fixes (0 replies)
  43. New strain of Android malware is 'virtually impossible' to remove (0 replies)
  44. Google Keep launches share extension on iPhones and iPads (0 replies)
  45. Marshmallow debuts in less than one percent of Android devices (0 replies)
  46. Wileyfox's Storm is as chic as £199 smartphones come (0 replies)
  47. AT&T will be the first US carrier to offer Blackberry's Priv (0 replies)
  48. Apple's iPad Pro may go on sale November 11th (0 replies)
  49. The iPhone helped Apple to another quarter of record-breaking sales (0 replies)
  50. Apple Pay comes to Australia and Canada this year (0 replies)
  51. Samsung's absurdly large Galaxy View tablet is official (0 replies)
  52. Outlook on iOS and Android gets a facelift from the Sunrise team (0 replies)
  53. Android can record your mobile gaming sessions (0 replies)
  54. Apple Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over iOS Wi-Fi Assist (0 replies)
  55. What Might a $50 Tablet Inspire? (0 replies)
  56. Android 6.0 Marshmallow review: All about polish and power (0 replies)
  57. DOJ: Apple owns your iPhone's software, so it should have a backdoor (0 replies)
  58. Apple poaches NVIDIA's artificial intelligence leader (0 replies)
  59. BlackBerry reveals the lengths it went to make Android 'secure' (0 replies)
  60. Fossil launches its Android Wear watch and a slew of activity trackers (0 replies)
  61. Apple News comes to the UK with iOS 9.1 (0 replies)
  62. HTC exec defends One A9's design: Apple copies us (0 replies)
  63. Microsoft phone sales fell 54 percent because of 'updated strategy' (0 replies)
  64. Chrome for iPad now supports iOS 9's multitasking features (0 replies)
  65. Update Facebook on iOS now to keep it from draining your battery (0 replies)
  66. Samsung's Gear S2 smartwatch arrives in the UK on November 12th (0 replies)
  67. Android Marshmallow requires devices to show all battery stats (0 replies)
  68. Google's cheapest Nexus phone is easy to fix, too (0 replies)
  69. BlackBerry's Priv will cost you $699 (0 replies)
  70. Removed apps returning to Apple App Store purchase history (0 replies)
  71. iPhone 6s battery life may vary slightly depending who made the processor (0 replies)
  72. Apple Watch owners can use Facebook Messenger on their wrists (0 replies)
  73. Apple pulls ad-blocking apps that can 'compromise' security (0 replies)
  74. The best podcast app for iOS is now completely free (0 replies)
  75. Apple's News app is disabled in China (0 replies)
  76. Windows 10 Mobile begins its roll out this December (0 replies)
  77. Nearly a quarter of Android users are running Lollipop (0 replies)
  78. Chromecast app for iOS gets content and app recommendations (0 replies)
  79. You might have to wait until November for the new Apple TV (0 replies)
  80. Illustrated 'Harry Potter' novels come to iBooks (0 replies)
  81. Advertising Malware Affects Non-Jailbroken iOS Devices (0 replies)
  82. Android Marshmallow begins rolling out to Nexus devices today (0 replies)
  83. Samsung Decides Not To Patch Kernel Vulnerabilities In Some S4 Smartphones (0 replies)
  84. Some Apple iPhone 6s and 6s Plus Smartphones Mysteriously Powering Down (0 replies)
  85. Nvidia's Shield Android TV box arrives in the UK tomorrow (0 replies)
  86. iOS 9's WiFi Assist is killing your data plan (0 replies)
  87. Android Marshmallow reaches devices next week (0 replies)
  88. HTC's first Android Marshmallow device due on October 20th (0 replies)
  89. Microsoft VR Kit is a more colorful Cardboard for Windows Phones (0 replies)
  90. Google Maps now works on the Apple Watch (0 replies)
  91. Apple ordered to pay $4.2 million for botched iPad program in LA (0 replies)
  92. NVIDIA's Shield TV goes on sale in the UK and Europe tomorrow (0 replies)
  93. Samsung's Gear S2 smartwatch arrives in the US October 2nd (0 replies)
  94. Mac exploit dodges Apple's anti-malware app check (0 replies)
  95. Microsoft store slip reveals the Lumia 950 a week early (0 replies)
  96. Google Maps for iOS shows you the fastest way to travel in one page (0 replies)
  97. BBM app lands on Apple Watch before WhatsApp (0 replies)
  98. Apple fixes lock screen issue in latest iOS 9 update (0 replies)
  99. YouTube Kids streams content on Chromecast, Apple TV and more (0 replies)
  100. Apple's late to the car game and that's okay (0 replies)
  101. Apple made the iPhone 6s nearly waterproof and didn't tell anyone (0 replies)
  102. Apple acquires speech technology and virtual assistant startup VocalIQ (0 replies)
  103. Google updates Photos for iOS, but no Chromecast support just yet (0 replies)
  104. iPhone 6s's A9 Processor Racks Up Impressive Benchmarks (0 replies)
  105. iOS ad blockers might be messing with your online shopping (0 replies)
  106. Latest iPhone screen bypass is tougher than the Contra code (0 replies)
  107. iPhone 6s breaks Apple sales record with 13 million sold (0 replies)
  108. BlackBerry's CEO isn't sure how to use BlackBerry's Android phone (0 replies)
  109. Apple fixes an iOS 9 bug that kept you from upgrading (0 replies)
  110. BlackBerry's Android phone will be known as the 'Priv' (0 replies)
  111. Nexus '5X' and '6P' boxes leak out ahead of Google's Android event (0 replies)
  112. Lumia 550 leak hints at the future of low-cost Windows phones (0 replies)
  113. The $1 million iOS bug bounty is bad for security research (0 replies)
  114. The new Apple TV is surprisingly easy to tear open (0 replies)
  115. iOS 9 review: making the basics work even better (0 replies)
  116. Pokemon Go: What Nintendo Needs To Learn From Ingress (0 replies)
  117. Apple's iOS 9 Breaks VPNs (0 replies)
  118. Apple gets iOS back on track after hack (0 replies)
  119. Plague Inc back on top in iPad and iPhone charts (0 replies)
  120. Apple removes malware-infected apps from Chinese App Store (0 replies)
  121. Old-school game cartridges are coming to your smartphone (0 replies)
  122. iOS 9 is already running on more than half of Apple mobile devices (0 replies)
  123. Apple releases watchOS 2 to put apps directly on your wrist (0 replies)
  124. Apple car targeted to launch in 2019, says WSJ (0 replies)
  125. Microsoft and Others Mean Stiff Competition For Apple iPad Pro (0 replies)
  126. Google's next phones will reportedly be the Nexus 5X and 6P (0 replies)
  127. Google's likely Nexus/Android event is happening September 29th (0 replies)
  128. Apple's 16GB IPhone 6S Is a Serious Strategic Mistake (0 replies)
  129. iPad Mini-Style Specs, On the Cheap, In Android-Based ASUS ZenPad S 8.0 (0 replies)
  130. Android game streaming coming to YouTube (0 replies)
  131. Apple's 'Move to iOS' app is ready to help Android users jump ship (0 replies)
  132. Android security flaw lets attackers in using a large password (0 replies)
  133. BBC iPlayer offers picture-in-picture TV viewing on your iPad (0 replies)
  134. Why Apple News isn't available in the UK yet (0 replies)
  135. Apple patent victory puts Samsung devices in jeopardy (0 replies)
  136. Apple is taking its e-book price-fixing fight to the Supreme Court (0 replies)
  137. Star Wars: Uprising shoots to No.1 in iPad Free Top Ten (0 replies)
  138. VLC's media player app will launch on Apple TV (0 replies)
  139. Windows 10's latest phone test gives you more control over photos (0 replies)
  140. Apple will (eventually) let you remove some of its iOS apps (0 replies)
  141. Apple delays the launch of watchOS 2 because of a bug (0 replies)
  142. iOS 9 is now available for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch (0 replies)
  143. Can We Trust Apple To Make a Good Games Console? (0 replies)
  144. Sony Decides Its Waterproof Xperia Phones Are Not Actually Waterproof (0 replies)
  145. Nvidia questions the wisdom of an Apple TV purchase (0 replies)
  146. iPhone 6s and 6s Plus pre-orders are live (0 replies)
  147. Apple Watch is coming to John Lewis (0 replies)
  148. Cyanogen will get cozy with Microsoft's Cortana (0 replies)
  149. Apple TV apps (and games) are limited to 200MB (0 replies)
  150. Nokia's first Android phone reportedly breaks cover (0 replies)
  151. Adblock Browser officially launches on iOS and Android (0 replies)
  152. Android Lollipop is the OS of choice for one in five users (0 replies)
  153. Apple's first major Watch update arrives September 16th (0 replies)
  154. Apple unveils speedy A9 and A9X processors (0 replies)
  155. The new Apple TV brings apps, Siri and a touchpad remote for $149 (0 replies)
  156. Apple is launching a new iPad mini 4 for $399 (0 replies)
  157. Apple's iPhone 6s Plus is the '3D Touch' sequel to last year's phablet (0 replies)
  158. Apple's iPhone 6s camera makes a huge leap in quality (0 replies)
  159. iOS 9 will be available for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch September 16th (0 replies)
  160. Apple introduces a carrier-free iPhone upgrade plan (0 replies)
  161. Here's our first look at the new, supersized iPad Pro (0 replies)
  162. The iPhone 6s Plus vs. the competition: Big is beautiful (0 replies)
  163. Dancing in the dark with the new, improved Apple TV (0 replies)
  164. Microsoft to launch major Office updates for iOS 9, iPad Pro and Watch (0 replies)
  165. Here's why the iPhone 6s has a smaller battery (0 replies)
  166. Apple isn't the only one making an iPad Pro keyboard (0 replies)
  167. Apple's OS X El Capitan launches on September 30th (0 replies)
  168. Apple TV's Siri will help you binge-watch in only eight countries (0 replies)
  169. Apple's Pencil looks great, but... (0 replies)
  170. Apple's iOS 9.1 public beta is now available for download (0 replies)
  171. Apple will reportedly outfit the 21.5-inch iMac with a 4K display (0 replies)
  172. Older Apple TVs can get YouTube back, but it will cost you (0 replies)
  173. Pokemon Shuffle launches on mobile platforms (0 replies)
  174. New Apple TV reportedly starts at $149, packs universal search (0 replies)
  175. Skype 6.0 brings revamped design to both iOS and Android (0 replies)
  176. Samsung finally has an elegant smartwatch in the Gear S2 (0 replies)
  177. Your phone knows if you're bored by how much you use it (0 replies)
  178. Sony Unveils Smartphone With 4K Screen (0 replies)
  179. Next Apple TV to position itself as a games machine, report claims (0 replies)
  180. The next Apple TV is reportedly much more expensive (0 replies)
  181. Android Wear now works with iPhones (0 replies)
  182. Malware swipes 225,000 Apple accounts through jailbroken iPhones (0 replies)
  183. CyanogenMod gets Android 5.1 and Stagefright security fixes (0 replies)
  184. Acer has a gnarly gaming phone with a deca-core processor (0 replies)
  185. Android's Google Now redesign helps make sense of your info (0 replies)
  186. Apple becomes the second-biggest wearables maker, behind Fitbit (0 replies)
  187. Google adds some visual flair to Android app searches (0 replies)
  188. DeNA wants you to stream your Android phone to the world (0 replies)
  189. Microsoft renders for flagship Lumia phones leaked online (0 replies)
  190. iPhone 6S might sport animated wallpapers like Apple Watch (0 replies)
  191. Apple's iPhone 6S and 6S Plus event takes off on September 9th (0 replies)
  192. Microsoft keeps the candybar dream alive with the Nokia 222 (0 replies)
  193. Don't stick your Samsung Galaxy Note 5 stylus in backwards (0 replies)
  194. Why is Apple recalling its iPhone 6 Plus smartphones? (0 replies)
  195. BlackBerry's Android phone should include a ton of BB10 features (0 replies)
  196. Lumia Camera works on non-Microsoft phones, with a catch (0 replies)
  197. BlackBerry Passport sports Android in demo video (0 replies)
  198. Cortana officially arrives on Android via public beta (0 replies)
  199. Android lock patterns as predictable as common passwords (0 replies)
  200. ASUS makes a Zenfone 2 with a whopping 256GB of storage (0 replies)
  201. Apple will replace your iPhone 6 Plus' wonky camera (0 replies)
  202. MDM Vulnerability In Apple iOS Sandbox Facilitates 'Rogue Apps' (0 replies)
  203. Football Manager and Minecraft top App Store charts (0 replies)
  204. Your next Android phone won't have as many pre-installed apps (0 replies)
  205. Android Wear update makes watch faces come to life (0 replies)
  206. ​BlackBerry's Android-powered slider phone gets shown in motion (0 replies)
  207. WhatsApp for web is now iOS friendly (0 replies)
  208. The worldwide smartphone market is slowing down (0 replies)
  209. App takes VHS-quality videos on iPhones and iPads (0 replies)
  210. Apple is upgrading the Magic Mouse and Wireless Keyboard (0 replies)
  211. You can try an Apple Watch without an appointment (0 replies)
  212. Google brings Android One devices to Africa (0 replies)
  213. Samsung's Galaxy S6 Edge+ now up for pre-order in the UK (0 replies)
  214. Fossil unveils Android Wear smartwatch and other wearables (0 replies)
  215. Apple refutes survey that says Apple Music users are jumping ship (0 replies)
  216. Skype for Android gives you custom ringtones and photo forwarding (0 replies)
  217. Privacy-focused Blackphone 2 is ready for pre-order (0 replies)
  218. Hack puts custom faces on your Apple Watch (0 replies)
  219. Android Auto update puts music and directions up front (0 replies)
  220. Windows 10 Still Phones Home With Data In Spite of Privacy Settings (0 replies)
  221. The Realities of a $50 Smartphone (0 replies)
  222. US court rejects Samsung's appeal against Apple over patent fight (0 replies)
  223. Apple Watch gets more band options for larger wrists (0 replies)
  224. With Samsung's new phones, the phablet is so mainstream it's no longer a category (0 replies)
  225. Ubuntu Phones Now Available Worldwide (0 replies)
  226. Tablet market sees 11% dip as Apple leads in key countries (0 replies)
  227. Google's relaunching Android One phones to hit $50 'sweet spot' (0 replies)
  228. Android users can fire Google Now and replace it with Cortana (0 replies)
  229. Your Android games are getting a software speed boost (0 replies)
  230. Force Touch to provide shortcuts on the upcoming iPhone (0 replies)
  231. iPad mini 4 split view support clues hidden in El Capitan (0 replies)
  232. Parallels' remote PC access works with games and your Apple Watch (0 replies)
  233. Apple will help shape the future of NFC (0 replies)
  234. Outlook plays nicely with Office for iOS, PayPal and Uber (0 replies)
  235. The next versions of iOS and OS X will track your flights (0 replies)
  236. Apple teams up with app devs to make iPad better for work (0 replies)
  237. Samsung's Galaxy S6 Edge+ is a super-sized sequel that plays it safe (0 replies)
  238. Meet the Galaxy Note 5: Samsung's most elegant phablet yet (0 replies)
  239. Samsung's Galaxy S6 Edge+ can have apps pinned to its curve (0 replies)
  240. Samsung's Galaxy Note 5 gets a keyboard cover (0 replies)
  241. Samsung teases round Gear S2 smartwatch (0 replies)
  242. Samsung's Galaxy Note 5 isn't coming to the UK (0 replies)
  243. Apple's Boot Camp 6 supports dual-booting with Windows 10 (0 replies)
  244. Microsoft brings Outlook and Translator to your smartwatch (0 replies)
  245. Apple's website redesign kills separate 'Store' section (0 replies)
  246. Google Maps on iOS won't blind you at night anymore (0 replies)
  247. Android app tells you if you have 'Stagefright' vulnerability (0 replies)
  248. Microsoft's Surface Pro 3 is coming to the NFL sidelines (0 replies)
  249. Is HTC Android's first falling giant? (0 replies)
  250. LG commits to monthly Android security updates (0 replies)