Author: Ryan Wollaston
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Apple Offering Free Repairs on iPhone 6 Camera
Apple have officially admitted that some models of their iPhone 6 Plus may have a potential faulty camera. This issue has been plaguing not only buyers but also retail outlets who, without official confirmation of the fault from Apple, have in many circumstances been treating the issue as “non-manufacturing” which essentially means it’s been accidentally…
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LG Launching Hi-Fi Music Service For Select Devices
LG (Life’s Good) have once again stunned markets by announcing mid last week that they will be bringing a new, as yet unnamed Hi-Fi (High Fidelity) music service across selected LG branded smartphones. The Hi-Fi service will be available in a huge range of countries across the globe, including but not limited to; The United…
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Galaxy Note 5 Leak Shows Possible Dual Sim Variant
As with all leaks, there’s no reason to get too excited. With the image above, there’s not really any way to tell for definite that this is the upcoming and highly anticipated Note 5. The image isn’t exactly what we’d call “clear”. However, like many other tech fads out there we are going to run…
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Apple Dominates SmartWatch Market
It’s no surprise that Apple have reportedly dominated the Smart Watch market. After all, most people have at least heard of the Apple Watch, but few could name the top tier rivals. According to a report undertaken by Strategy Analytics – the Cupertino, California based company dispatched an approximate 4,000,000 Smart Watches during the second…
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0800 Numbers Now Free From Mobiles
It’s all too often, with the amount of copy-cat chat shows and talent competitions and reality voting shows spamming our televisions that we come across the infamous call in part. We always get given the usual dialogue “Calls cost 50p from a BT landline. Other landlines may vary and call from mobiles may cost considerably…
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Apple Improves Apple Care + Policy
You are no doubt aware, avid reader, of Apple Care+. It is an extended warranty that adds 48 months of manufacturers warranty to your Apple devices such as iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and now Beats Headphones. It also returns owners of the Apple Watch “Edition” three years of extended coverage. In its first iteration, Apple…
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Verizon Lancet Will Be First Windows Phone for LG
Korean electronics power house LG have certainly been late to the Windows Phone game, but it’s certainly entering the race with this new creation. Verizon Wireless, who tout themselves as being the biggest carrier of 4G LTE in the USA, have announced the LG Lancet, following various leaks from consumer electronics media companies. The Lancet…
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EE Launches Own-Branded Harrier Smartphones
EE have stunned everyone by releasing their own brand new smart phone. It’s called the Harrier, presumably named after the military jet – because they are hoping sales will “take off”. The new entry into the smart phone world comes packing a serious punch, equipped with a 5.2-inch Full HD display, 13MP camera lens, octacore…
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Steam to Monetize Mods
Valve have been fairly tight lipped, aside from a few menial whispers about the ability to monetize a heap of community modifications. Starting with one of the most highly modded games on Steam is Bethesda Softwork’s triumphant RPG The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. The process supposedly hands over a great deal of control to the…
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PlayStation 4 Now £299.99!
Sony fans rejoice! Shortly after the Xbox One price was slashed to £299.99 Sony have announced the Ps4 for a very limited time only will also be available at a magnificent price of £299.99 at selected retailers. The retailers are numerous all looking to cash in on the boost in sales the reduction will undoubtedly…
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Justice Department to block Comcast / Time Warner Merger
A year after Comcast announced they were planning to merge with rival American internet giant Time Warner Cable in a £30 billion contract things may not be looking so good. It has emerged that the deal does not have the authority or indeed the approval of many American regulators and authorities. Info has been leaked anonymously…
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Amazon to Test Prime Air Drones in USA, Again…
The much talked about Prime Air service by Amazon has gotten mixed feedback from the general internet. Many people speculating all of the terrible things that will happen while some herald it as the next step forward in online shopping. Good news for Amazon Prime customers in the USA though, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)…