Apple may be the leading company in the mobile device industry, but it does not mean that they do not have their share of technical hiccups. Yesterday I wrote about how some iPhone 8 and 8 Plus users complain about a nasty static interrupting their calls when using headsets. Today I have a mispleasure (okay, maybe a bit of spiteful pleasure) of informing ...

The whole story sounds like a mediocre joke, but hey, stranger things happened at sea. According to MalwareHunterTeam, a new ransomware has just emerged. Its name is nRansomware and its shtick is that it does not demand money but nudes. Yes, you read that correctly. When nRansomware infects your PC, it blocks you from accessing it until you take ten naked ...

This is the first solid bit of news on the Galaxy A5 (2018) we have had in a while; last time I wrote about the phone, it was to show a picture that may or may not have presented it. What we now know, according to Geekbench, is that the phone will come with: - Exynos 7885 CPU, eight cores, clocked at 1.59GHz, - 4 gigabytes of RAM, - Android 7.1.1 ...

According to MacRumors, a number of iPhone Plus owners have some trouble with their phones, or at least their headsets. They say that, when using headsets during the call, they can hear a loud-pitched, annoying static sound coming from the headset's earpiece. This issue did not occur when using headphones or phone's own speaker. It is said it does not matter ...

iPhones do not crash often, but even Apple products are not safe from fails of modern technology (insert anti-fans' moan). Older iPhones' way of restarting was to press'n'hold Hold and Home buttons until an Apple logo pops on-screen. Instruction on how to do that is a bit different in iPhones 8 and 8 Plus, though: - press and release Volume Up, - ...

This news comes from Frandroid. According to the French, HTC will soon release an upgraded version of HTC U11, called HTC U11 Pro. What do the French and, by extension, we know about it? Not much. Phone is said to be revealed on November 11th during an event in China. We know that the phone will have a 18:9 aspect ratio, 5.99' screen, Snapdragon 835 CPU, ...

Black Edition is an upgraded version of BlackBerry's KeyONE. KeyONE is already famous for one thing - having balls large enough to have, in an era of all-touch displays, a physical keyboard. Black Edition is pretty much the same thing that KeyONE was, only with more memory (4GB RAM instead of 3GB and 128GB storage instead of 64GB). Phone will be available ...

Not much can be said about the device from looking at that picture, but I guess it is always nice to know what may be coming next. As a reminder, Krypton is the upcoming all-touch BlackBerry project, expected to come out sometime in October. At least that is what François Mahieu, chief of TCL's global sales, officially stated. So, uhm, yeah, that ...

Specifications: - 5.5', 1080p display, - Snapdragon 625 CPU, - 3/4GB RAM, 32/64GB ROM, - dual 13mpx rear camera, 8mpx selfie shooter, - fingerprint scanner, - metal unibody, - 3000mAh battery. Lesser version of the phone will cost $230, while stronger one will go for $300. Both will go up by $50 after September 28th, so if you want to buy one, ...

iOS 11 has been out for a new days now and the Internet is full with it. You can read about it on Forbes, on MacRumors, Gizmodo, 9to5Mac... everywhere. Sim-unlock.net too, naturally. While it is all well and good to know what the more-or-less professionalists think about the OS, but I think one should also know the ”little man's” opinion. ...

This particular issue touches Google Pixel XL. Report from Android Police states that updating Pixel XL to version 8.0 causes that smartphone to often restart with no clear reason. Issue has been reported to Google but the company says that it is, quote, ”Won't Fix (Not Reproducible)”. Going back to Android Nougat fixes the issue, which ...

Google has officially stated that the Android One program is launching in the United States, and Moto X4 is the first phone in that program. Moto X4 is also to be available via something called Project Fi (Google’s carrier MVNO network). So, how is buying Moto X4 in Android One project any different from buyint it normally? Well, it does change ...