iPhone 6 Unboxing [Video]

Since the launch of the first iPhone, Apple has included a color picture of the device on the box. With the launch of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus they seem to take another route. The front cover of the box has a an embossed picture that looks like the iDevice inside and that's about it. As usual, the sides have the Apple logo and iPhone and the back has all the technical specs of the device. Opening the box you will not see a new layout. The same booklet complete with stickers and the Sim tray cover opener tool. Apple starts selling the new devices as soon as Friday morning. Millions of users worldwide will be able to get them shipped to their doors. The iPhone 6 starts at $199 (€153)  and the iPhone 6 Plus is going to cost $100...

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Windows 9 Will Support Unlimited Activations on Same Hardware

In addition to the many new features and slight interface changes that Microsoft is making to Windows 9, the company is also pondering some tweaks under the hood that could improve the experience you get with the new operating system. According to new information coming from Russian Windows leaker WZor, who has a pretty really good track on revealing details about upcoming Microsoft projects, the software giant could change the way the activation system works in Windows 9 in order to provide users with more control of their license. One of the biggest changes that Windows 9 could bring is an unlimited number of activations on the same hardware, so in case you purchase a license, you can activate it on your computer as many times as...

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iOS 8 is out! Here's How to Get it if You are a Beginner or an Advanced User

iOS 8 is the latest and greatest operating system for iPhone and iPad. Apple has improved a lot since iOS 7. They've kept the same design, but the new features are pretty awesome. Unlike other software providers, Apple makes it easy for everyone with an eligible device to update. Basically all you have to do is push a button on your phone. However, before you do that, there are some things you might want to consider some things. The easy way, for beginners is to back-up their iPhone or iPad to iCloud. Just by connecting to a WiFi network your device can do that by itself. After that, go to Settings - General - Software Update and have fun with it. Advanced users, you probably know what you have to do, but it doesn't hurt to follow...

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UMi Zero’s 6.4mm Thinness Puts the iPhone 6 to Shame

Before the advent of the Dell Venue 8 7000 tablet, the Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet had been deemed to be the thinnest in the world. It came with an anorexic frame of 0.25 inches / 6.4 mm and a beautiful waterproof design. Well, if tablets can get that sleek, there’s nothing standing against smartphones adopting the same svelte frame, right? In theory, yes, but most manufacturers often concentrate on improving battery life rather than slimming down their handset. Surely, it doesn’t mean we’re not seeing exceptions to the rule, like in the case of the Gionee GN9005, which has been shown in leaks to be a crazy 5mm / 0.19 inches thin. UMi has an amazing smartphone in the pipeline The next smartphone we’re going to talk about isn’t as...

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New OPPO N3 Picture Leaks Showing Totally Different Design, Coming October 29

A couple of days ago, a bunch of leaked images showed us the face of OPPO’s upcoming flagship device, which will go by the name of N3. Like its predecessor, the N1, the upcoming N3 is expected to arrive with a rotating camera, which was visible in the images that made their way online. However, a few days later, the story seems to be changing a little bit. A new image of the OPPO has surfaced, showing the top half of the phone’s backside (as spotted at Soyacincau). And, surprise surprise, instead of the tube-looking swiveling bulge thar lived on top, the new OPPO N3 will come with a flat head with slightly curved edges, similar to the N1. The swiveling camera is still onboard, it’s just not what we saw a few days ago. Granted,...

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Samsung Exynos 5433 64-Bit Exists, but the Galaxy Note 4 Will Only Run in 32-Bit Mode

Samsung launched its latest flagship Galaxy Note 4 phone at IFA 2014 a few weeks ago, and the handset has been said to be running on an Exynos 5433 chip (although Samsung has been quite restrained with the details). However, a piece of leaked source code reveals that the processor is actually an ARMv8/64-bit chip. All that is nice and nifty, but it appears that, inside the phone, the chip will run only in 32-bit mode. Or at least only for the time being. Samsung Exynos 5433 detailed Anyway, for those of you who are curious about the technical specifications regarding the Exynos 5433 chip, here they are. The SoC includes four 1.3GHz Cortex A53 cores, four 1.9GHz Cortex A57 cores, plus an all-new Mali-T760 GPU (as seen at Sam...

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