Nexus 5X Review Design Featuring a 5.2″ display, the Nexus 5X is visibly larger than the original Nexus 5, but is still easy to hold and use, even one-handed. Further design changes include a fingerprint sensor that is placed on the back of the device, and a USB Type-C port, as opposed to the Nexus 5’s microUSB input, offering you improved data transfer and charging […]
Microsoft Lumia 950 XL Review Microsoft’s latest model, the Lumia 950 XL, takes the 950’s 5.2″ display to a whopping 5.7″, and upgrades from a hexa-core processor to the latest generation octa-core processor, making it the most powerful phone Microsoft has ever built. Beyond it’s stunning Quad HD display and fancy processor, the Microsoft Lumia 950 XL also features USB-C Fast Charging, an extra-large battery […]
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iPhone 6K Concept Would you like your iPhone to have a keyboard? Concept designers have put together a rather unique variant of the iPhone – the iPhone 6K. The model would not be an iPhone 7 but the iPhone 6S with a K(eyboard). The design focuses on the keyboard sliding out via the push of a button. Allowing you to swap between Apple’s original iOS […]
How to use Find My iPhone in iOS 9 Firstly, why use Find My iPhone? ✓ You’ll be able to track your Apple device to it’s current location when misplaced, ✓ And have the ability to remotely wipe all your data if you fear your handset has been stolen, ✓ Better yet, it’s completely free and easy to set up with our guide below. Getting started Find […]
What is M2M? Introducing ‘Machine to Machine’ technology M2M is an exchange of data between a connected device and a central system that monitors or controls that device. It allows machines to communicate directly with each other to convey information, for example – a smart refrigerator could automatically order groceries from Tesco’s once it’s inventory is depleted. Did you know? M2M is also known as […]