Recovering data from a bricked or damaged iOS device is not as easy as recovering data from an Android device. Due to the strict iOS nature, you just cannot plug in your iOS device to your computer and extract data out of it. And recovering data from iTunes is never easy.
Why you should not jailbreak your smartphone?
For those who are not satisfied with what phone makers have built into their purchased devices, jailbreaking is the best resort. The full control that you would get over your phone by lifting the manufacturer-imposed limits using this method indeed gives a breath of freedom. But for those who are not willing to take risks […]
Will the iPhone 6 save iPad from further decline?
Since rumors erupted that Apple is preparing to unveil two variants of the forthcoming iPhone 6 – a 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch models – questions began to linger around the impetus for such a move by the tech giant. And yes, it might be that the upcoming release of two iPhones at the same time could […]
IE vulnerability exposes holes in computer security software tools
Security researchers from AlienVault Labs have discovered a flaw in the Internet Explorer browser that hackers have been using to perform surveillance on computer networks and systems to find out the security software tools in use and determine methods of circumventing them.
Amazon Fire Phone edges competitors with a powerhouse of free game apps
After introducing the Fire Phone in June, Amazon is finally rolling out its new flagship with fresh features that the company touts as a distinguishing factor of the phone from its competitors. One of these features is the lineup of a variety of exclusive and free games that the retail giant has been accumulating up […]
Google kicks off medical and genomics studies in new moonshot project
Search giant Google has launched another literally moonshot project called Baseline Study which aims to perform a complicated search of the human body in order to establish a definite picture of what a healthy human being appears in all aspects.
