Articles by Nicole Arce
Top iOS 9 Ad Blocker Peace Pulled From Apple App Store: Here’s Why
The developer of Peace, the ad-blocking app that rose to fame immediately after iOS 9’s release, pulled the app out of the Apple App Store, saying he did not feel good about his success.
Next-Generation Chromecast In The Works, Will Bring Faster Wi-Fi, Chromecast Audio, Spotify Support And More: Report
Leaked images and documents reveal Google is working on a much more improved second iteration of its $35 Chromecast streaming TV dongle.
Watch Out, Netflix! BBC Launching Streaming Service In The US In 2016
The BBC has announced that it is getting ready to launch its own streaming service catering to the young generation of cord-cutters in the United States.
iOS 9 Proves To Be Popular As Adoption Nearly 20 Percent In Less Than 48 Hours
Less than two days after Apple released iOS 9, adoption rate for the operating system has soared to 19 percent, making it as popular as iOS 8 when it was launched.
Apple Updates iMovie App Letting Users Edit 4K Videos Straight From iPhones And iPads
Apple is rolling out a major update to its iMovie video editor app to allow content creators to edit 4K videos on their iPhone or iPad.
Verizon Now Offers Roaming Services In Cuba: But How Much?
Verizon is the very first carrier in the U.S. to offer the service following the restoration of American-Cuban relations after more than half a century of hostility. However, Big Red is not about to let up exploiting its first-mover status by charging expensive fees.
Close-up BlackBerry Venice Photos Show Off Nearly Stock Android With Signature BlackBerry Tweaks
BlackBerry’s rumored Android smartphone, codenamed Venice, has once again surfaced in a significant leak that shows off the phone running on nearly stock Android Lollipop with a few BlackBerry-esque tweaks.
YouTube Is Bringing Game Livestreaming To Android Soon
YouTube has revealed that users will soon be able to stream their Android games straight from their mobile to YouTube. The video sharing website also revealed it will be launching its games-focused channel in Japan.
Apple Watch Users Disappointed As Apple Stalls WatchOS 2 Release Due To Major Bug
Apple has delayed the release of watchOS 2, the second iteration of its operating system for the Apple Watch, causing mixed emotions in Apple Watch owners who were excitedly waiting to install the new OS the minute it rolled out.
iOS 9 Is Now Available To The Public: Here’s What To Do Before Upgrading Your iOS
Apple has finally released the latest version of its mobile operating system to the public. Here’s everything you need to do before installing the much awaited upgrade.
Sorry HTC Loyalists, Leaked HTC One A9/Aero Specs Suggest It Isn’t The Powerhouse You Were Waiting For
If you were waiting for the HTC “hero phone” promised by the company earlier this year, it is not likely going to be the HTC One A9, as the latest leak suggests it will be a mid-range smartphone.
Google Demonstrates Android Marshmallow In Three New Sample Apps
Google has released to developers three new sample apps that demonstrate how Android 6.0 works. These apps are Direct Share, MidiSynth, and MidiScope.
Snapchat Introduces Lenses, Trophies And Paid Replays: Here’s What You Need To Know
Snapchat continues to reinvent itself and introduce new features in a bid to hold the attention of its teenage user base. Here are the three new features you can expect from Snapchat starting today.
Best Buy To Add Verizon And AT&T Stores-Within-A-Store
The electronics retail chain will be adding dedicated spaces for Verizon and AT&T to showcase their products and services, aside from the space they already occupy on Best Buy’s store shelves.
iPhone 6s Plus Shipping Times Could Be Delayed By A Month Due To Production Issues
Apple customers might be in for a disappointment, as a new report claims the company may take up to four weeks to deliver the first batch of iPhone 6s and 6s Plus units to their new owners.
Sony’s PlayStation VR Is Project Morpheus’ Official Name: So When’s The Release Date?
Sony has named its Project Morpheus virtual reality headset PlayStation VR, indicating that the Japanese firm is ready to put its full weight behind its upcoming product.
Qualcomm’s New Quick Charge 3.0 Can Boost Battery Life From 0 to 80 Percent In 35 Minutes
Qualcomm’s newest charging technology can help you charge your phone four times faster than normal. The new technology will be available in new smartphones running on Snapdragon 820, as well as lower-end chips newly unveiled by Qualcomm.
TSMC Secures Exclusive Deal To Manufacture Apple A10 Chip For iPhone 7: Report
Apple has reportedly inked a deal with TSMC to manufacture its A10 chips for the upcoming iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. Is Apple finally severing ties with old-time rival Samsung for good?
Microsoft Releases Windows 10 Mobile Build 10536.1004: Here Are The New Features, Fixes And Bugs To Expect
Going slightly ahead of its schedule, Microsoft has released the latest Windows 10 mobile build to technical preview insiders after a delay last week. Here are the new things to expect in Windows 10 Mobile Build 10536.
Konami Releases ‘Metal Gear Solid V’ Patch To Fix Quiet Bug In PS4 And PC: What About Xbox One?
Konami finally outed patch 1.03 for ‘Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain’ to fix the save-corrupting Quiet bug for the PlayStation 4, but when will the same patch become available for other gaming systems.
Google Store Makes References To Nexus Protect: What Could It Be?
Speculation is rife that Google is about to launch its own device insurance or warranty program that could be just like AppleCare.
Verizon To Roll Out Android 5.1 Lollipop To First-Generation Moto X
Verizon has done the impossible. Big Red is finally, finally, FINALLY rolling out Android Lollipop to the first-gen Moto X.
LAPD Goes Green, Adds Tesla Model S And BMW i3 To Its Fleet Of Police Cars
The Los Angeles Police Department has added two of the newest electric vehicles to its fleet as part of the city's ambitious goal to turn at least 50 percent of all light-duty vehicle purchases electric by 2017.
Caught On Cam: Live Photo Of BlackBerry Venice Running Android’s Messenger App Leaks Online
A smartphone purported to be the BlackBerry Venice has apparently appeared online in a photo taken during the Toronto Film Festival.
Space Exploration Goes Ultra HD: NASA Will Launch Its Own 4K TV Channel
If you’ve been on the fence about buying a 4K TV, NASA is giving you a new reason to go for it. The agency has announced that it will be launching its own 4K TV channel to serve up gloriously ultra high-definition content.
Somewhat Confirmed: iPhone 6s And iPhone 6s Plus Have 2 GB RAM
The iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus are reported to have finally been given the RAM boost that many people have been waiting for in Apple’s devices.
Cortana Will Be Deeply Integrated Into Cyanogen OS, Says Cyanogen CEO
Following an earlier announcement of a partnership between Microsoft and Cyanogen, Cyanogen chief Kirt McMaster says Microsoft's smart personal assistant Cortana will be baked into Cyanogen OS.
Street Fighter 5’s Newest Character Is Rashid, A Middle Eastern Who Can Unleash Tornadoes At His Enemies
Capcom has unveiled the newest character to join the cast of Street Fighter V. Meet Rashid, from the Middle East, who can harness the power of the wind and turn it against his enemies.
Major Bug Puts Off Windows 10 Mobile Build 10536 Release At The Eleventh Hour
Fans who have been waiting for Windows 10 Mobile Build 10536 on Friday were disappointed to know Microsoft was not going to release it this week after all.
Zimperium Unleashes Stagefright Vulnerability Code To The Public
Zimperium, the mobile security firm that discovered an Android security bug that can potentially put hundreds of millions of devices at risk, has published the Stagefright security code, as Google and its partners scramble to roll out a fix.
