Getting a new smartphone is always exciting, but one part of the experience users aren't looking forward to is moving all their personal data from one device to another. This is especially true if you've decided to make the jump from iPhone to Android.
The Democratic National Committee has a solution for improving its smartphone security: switch to iPhone. It suggests that Democratic organizations get rid of all their Android devices. This is especially true if the phones are from ZTE, a compay with ties to the Chinese government. Bob Lord, the DNC’s first chief information security officer, came
Racing games can be a lot of fun on a phone: you can tilt the phone to steer your car and with newer graphics and OLED displays, games can really shine. And of course, it’s easy to take your gaming everywhere with you on a phone. So what are the best racing games that you can play on your iPhone, iPad or Android device? We take a look at some cool racing games, from the very realistic ones to the ones that will have your car flipping and flying in all sorts of crazy tricks. Asphalt 9
The new Screen Time feature in iOS 12 is part of Apple's efforts to help users understand their mobile device usage and curb iPhone addiction. But not everyone needs a feature like this, and it may also introduce privacy concerns by tracking which apps you use and for how long. For those who aren't interested in this feature, here's how to turn off Screen Time.
Apple's iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max can now be bought directly from the company's store. As is customary for the smartphone lineup, users have started to line up outside Apple's stores across the globe. In Singapore, smartphone maker Huawei decided to ...
Use these tips to help you master the iPhone XS, iPhone XR and iPhone X — from how to navigate the devices to getting the most out of their new features.
The location-finding capabilities of US emergency services are woefully inadequate, this much is known. What makes it all the more tragically ironic is that the very devices most often used to call 911 — smartphones — contain exceedingly accurate location data. How hard could it be to use that data for such an important purpose? Hard enough that it took Google until just now to expand its faster, more accurate Emergency Location Service (ELS) to the US.
SCOTLAND'S iPhone super-fans spent this morning queuing outside Glasgow's Apple store to be the first to get their hands on the new must-have mobiles. The eager tech fanatics queued from 6am on Buchanan Street in hopes of getting one of three new ...
Apple's Stocks app was formerly a pretty bare-bones affair, but with iOS 12 it's receiving a much-needed update. In addition to expanded data on the markets and stocks you're interested in, there's a section with business news stories relevant to your interests. The Stocks app has always been included on the iPhone and is now also available for iPads. This new-and-improved version comes with the ability to tailor and manage the stocks you are following in a Watchlist, so you always have the information you need to make informed financial decisions
Data is one thing — a valuable commodity that makes information the oil of the digital age. However, keeping track of data in a way that enables secure storage, efficient access and analysis, compliance with regulations and — ultimately — its profitable use is quite another topic. Those two extremes come together in a rising technology called