Samsung’s recall of Galaxy Note7 smartphones because of exploding batteries is far from complete with some users, for example, in Canada still not turning in their devices for a refund or exchange. Check out this article from PCWorld.com
With millions of apps in the Play Store and enough space on our phones to comfortably store hundreds of them, updating can be a tedious, data-chomping process. Earlier this year, Google announced it was using a new Delta algorithm that reduced the size of updates by as much as half when compared to the old way of downloading APKs. Now it’s taking it a bit further in a continued push to save you time, space, and money. More of this article from PCWorld.com
With its enormous capacity, a new 14TB drive from Western Digital is unlike any seen before and is now being shipped to customers for testing. Check out this article from PCWorld.com
No one likes paying full price for things. Especially if these things are ridiculously overpriced in the first place. Unfortunately, when it comes to Apple chargers there really is no alternative to buying the real thing. Buying a fake charger just isn’t worth the risk. More from this article in MakeUseOf.com
A problem with iPhone 6s products randomly shutting down comes from a battery flaw found in a small number of models, according to Apple. Check out this article from PCWorld.com
Scaling the walls into Apple’s walled garden can take deep pockets. But the unique thing is that Apple’s products hold their price well. Check this article from MakeUseOf.com
“Subscribe now!” blares the banner at the bottom of Google’s Play Music control panel, and indeed, everything about the just-revamped app seems to be shilling for its subscription streaming service, particularly the new auto-generated radio stations that sit (quite stubbornly) in Play Music’s Home tab. More of this latest article in PCWorld.com