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Apple recently released a new update called iOS 8.0.2. Before you can say not again, this new update is actually deployed in order to fix the problems caused by last Wednesday's initial update, dubbed iOS 8.0.1, which caused some users to lose their ability to make calls and also disabled the TouchID fingerprint scanner on the iPhone 6 and on the iPhone 6 Plus.
Uh-oh. Just an hour after releasing the latest update for the newest version of its mobile operating system -- iOS 8, Apple is pulling it back after several complaints from users.
On Wednesday afternoon, the mobile technology giant launched the first of many software updates for the latest iOS version used on iPhones and iPads. The release was supposed to fix some issues that have been detected in iOS 8.
Oops, it looks like some iPhone owners are experiencing a case of the bends. Reports have gone out recently suggesting that the new iPhone 6 Plus may easily bend, especially when users put the device in their pockets and sit down (as reported by The Daily Dot and MacRumors).
Apple has just released the newest version of its mobile operating system, the iOS 8. Just as promised, the latest iOS brings new features that should please newbies and diehard iOS fans alike. A lot of articles have been written about iOS 8's upgrades and no doubt, people are very eager to try them out on their iPhone 6s or iPhone 6 Plus's. But what about the features that are not so obvious?
Samsung officially unveiled the Galaxy Note 4 earlier this month. Even though this device will not be available until October 17th of this year, Samsung and selected carriers are already welcoming pre-orders for the highly anticipated phablet.
If you are one of those looking to get one, we are presenting to you this guide so that you will have an idea of the pricing and most importantly, what plans and options are currently available for the Galaxy Note 4.
One of the cool things about the recently launched iOS 8 is that devices running the latest version of the operating system can now install third party keyboards. And it looks like keyboard makers were not exactly sitting idly by -- it turns out they have been busy introducing iOS 8 versions of their keyboards on the App Store. And it has definitely paid off -- three of them, namely Swype, SwiftKey and Fleksy, are now topping both the iOS paid and free charts in the United States and other markets.
The iPhone 6 is doing extremely well in terms of preorder sales, and the way things are going on right now, it appears that Apple can expect the number of buyers to increase in the weeks following the smartphone's September 19 release.
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