OMG! iPhone Users Are Switching To Android
The recent reports from Bankmycell reveal that Apple’s iPhone is going through a rough time. Bankmycell published a study conducted with 38,000 users from Q4…
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Chinese media says it’s now ’embarrassing’ to use an iPhone in China
Using an iPhone in China is now seen as embarrassing by some consumers, says a local report. The combined impact of the Trump administration’s trade war on…
The Gardens Between Is Objectively Better On iPhone
Released on PC, Mac and consoles last year, The Gardens Between became one of the brighter Aussie indie games from 2018. It’s also objectively and…
Android Q To Get This Most Wanted iPhone Feature
After the South Korean giant Samsung, who abandoned the screens that are able to identify the touch pressure on the Galaxy S10, now the tech giant Google…
GolfLogix app for iPhone now offers animated putt line feature
Along with spring weather, Golfers are getting back outside in many parts of the world and GolfLogix is out today with a useful new update. The popular golf…
WhatsApp Business App Expands to iPhone
Facebook-owned WhatsApp today expanded its popular WhatsApp Business app to the iPhone, giving business owners a better way to interface with their customers…
Tips on using Twitter’s computerized and black darkish modes on iPhone
A true black dark mode has arrived for Twitter on iOS along with a new automatic dark mode setting. Read along for how to use these dark themes in addition to…
Change the Default Search Engine in Safari on iPhone or iPad
Safari uses Google as its default search engine out of the box, but it’s not the only option. You can choose other search engines like Bing, Yahoo, or…
How to Add Contacts on Your iPhone to the Favorites List
If you have people that you contact often, or need to them to contact you in case of emergency on your iPhone, the Favorites feature comes in handy. Not only…
iPhone hacking tool for sale on eBay
iPhones are renown for their security to the point that even law enforcement agencies have trouble accessing their contents. An Israeli firm, Cellebrite,…