n this week’s top stories: Our Google Daydream View review, the best affordable Android smartphones for November, renders of a bezel-less Meizu smartphone leak, we show you how to take full advantage of Google Assistant with IFTTT, and much more. We kick things off this week with our rundown on the best options for ... Read More »
Healthcare organizations are moving fast to embrace mobile apps, with 82 percent implementing a mobile strategy, and 78 percent achieving positive ROI from mobile app investments already, according to a new survey published by open source software specialist Red Hat. In the coming year, Red Hat found, U.S. demand for ... Read More »
Apple has included a useful one-handed keyboard in every iPhone since the introduction of iOS 8 back in September 2014, according to iOS developer Steve Troughton-Smith. The hidden Apple keyboard is designed to make typing easier for those with small hands and large-screen iPhones. The keyboard shifts the individual keys ... Read More »
Two-hundred-and-two in a series. Welcome to this week’s overview of the best apps, games and extensions released for Windows 10 on Windows Store in the past seven days. The Khan Academy app will be pulled from Windows Store in a matter of days. Users who have it installed can continue ... Read More »
Android 7.0 Nougat may have only launched in August, but that isn’t stopping Google from already prepping a major update. The company today announced version 7.1 – the same running on its new Pixel phones – will be available to beta test later this month. Though the company is calling ... Read More »
When it comes to smartphone allegiance, most consumers up their minds a long time ago. Whether you’re a fanatic or simply set in your ways, chances are that you’re not going to switch from iPhone to Android or vice versa. At least, until a phone so tempting comes along that you ... Read More »
Three minutes into this new video from Microsoft’s Ignite conference and we already hear “Yes, we are committed to the Windows 10 Mobile operating system”. Sound’s promising, doesn’t it? But to many, these are just words. Where is that commitment Microsoft so fond of touting? Don’t worry. Microsoft is already ... Read More »
It might be elitist and beyond the reach for most of us, but no one phone generates as much consumer interest as an Apple iPhone. While it is a good indicator of the fact the iPhone, almost a decade after it launch, is still something people aspire too, it also ... Read More »
Microsoft has begun emailing users of its own HealthVault app for Windows Phone, informing them that they will be discontinuing support for the app and removing it from the Windows Store. Here’s the email: Thank you for using HealthVault. We’re reaching out because you are a user of the Microsoft ... Read More »
CLINTON AND TRUMP aren’t the only ones campaigning this fall. The ACLU, Human Rights Watch, and Amnesty International came together this week in a renewed initiative to get whistleblower Edward Snowden pardoned by the Obama administration before he leaves office in January. Conveniently, Snowden, the biopic directed Oliver Stone, opens this weekend and ... Read More »
