Microsoft appears to be continuing its strategy of developing midrange phones for the American and overseas markets, if data collected by a Windows Phone cross-promotion network is any indication. Check out this article from this link from PCWorld.com
From emoji, to GIFs and fancy font styles, iOS 8 allows you to install third-party keyboards that change the way you input text on your iPhone or iPad. Check this out from this link MakeUseOf.com
On Wednesday, word broke that Sony was working on a smartwatch that eschews the typical LCD screen and instead uses a wrap-around e-paper display. But this wasn’t a hush-hush secret project like what you’d expect from Apple: The Wall Street Journal reports that Sony’s Fashion Entertainments group did little to keep its smartwatch prototype under wraps. Check this out, click the link from PCWorld.com
Here’s the scenario: You hand your phone to your three-year-old to keep them amused in the back seat of the car. When you get your phone back 20 minutes later, though, you realize that your kid has deleted half your apps, texted your ex from college, and wrote the Great American Novel. Get the tips on this article from this link PCWorld.com
Whether your power button is broken or you just don’t want to press it constantly, there is a way to turn your Android smartphone or tablet on and off without using it. Check this article from this link MakeUseOf.com
Your iPhone may some day be the only device you need to purchase products and services, but first you need to start using Apple Pay. Get more information on this article from this link MakeUseOf.com
Nokia and Android are two words you don’t normally associate together. Prior to the being bought out by Microsoft, the Finnish tech giant was the largest manufacturer of Windows Phone smartphones. Whilst they did have a brief foray into the Android world with their X range of devices, this was a brief and unsuccessful experiment that was abruptly discontinued after a few months. Check out this article, click the link from MakeUseOf.com