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– via Mashable
First there was Bendgate. Then Gapgate. And now, the latest “gate” to attack smartphones — particularly the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus? Hairgate.
Apparently, some iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus owners are getting strands of hair caught between the screen and the aluminum frame of the iPhone. And thus, Hairgate.
My own hair is quite long and I haven’t had any strands get caught within the frame of my iPhone 6. Still, we wanted to put Hairgate to the test. You know, for science.
At least in our experiences, Hairgate is a bust. Don’t worry. We’re sure another smartphone crisis will present itself soon. Maybe even tomorrow.
Do you have any hairy issues with your smartphone? Let us know in the comments.
Apple’s most personal
device yet.
Apple’s most personal device “The Apple Watch” rumored to be iWatch is coming Early 2015. The most personal device might not seem that attractive due to its dependency on your iPhone but carries along a lot of features for you.
What’s the Difference?
Apple Watch is the smallest wear device available in market. All of the activity your phones inform you with are displayed on the small 42mm ( or 38mm) watch. You scroll, zoom, read and select. The digital crown on the upper right side of the watch lets you scroll, zoom and select without even covering the screen.
Just like the mouse is to the Mac.
Ease Of Use:
Just like the phones, Apple watch has your favorite apps on the home screen.
Apple has kept the font easy for the users to read plus the force-sensitive Retina display keeps it easy for our eyes to go along.
As A Timepiece:
High-quality watches have long been defined by their ability to keep unfailingly accurate time, and Apple Watch is no exception. It uses multiple technologies in conjunction with your iPhone to keep time within “50 milliseconds of the definitive global time standard”. And it can automatically adjust to the local time when you travel.
Apple Watch is right there on your wrist, so it makes all the ways you’re used to communicating more convenient. And because it touches your skin, we were able to add a physical dimension to alerts and notifications — you’ll feel a gentle tap when you receive an incoming message. Apple Watch also allows you to connect with your favorite people in some new, spontaneous ways not possible with any other device.
Apple Watch gives you a more complete picture of your all-day physical activity because it measures more than just the quantity of your movement, such as the number of steps you take. It measures the quality and frequency as well. The three rings of the Activity app show your progress at a glance, and provide all the motivation you need to sit less, move more, and get some exercise. There’s also a separate Workout app for dedicated cardio sessions. Over time, Apple Watch can use what it learns about the way you move to suggest personalized daily fitness goals and encourage you to achieve them. So you can live a better day and a healthier life.
– Pictures and Information from Apple.
– via Gizmodo
The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus aren’t just bigger and better than ever, they’ve also got some subtle internal upgrades. I’m not talking processors; the new iPhones are the first Apple handsets to ship with 802.11ac Wi-Fi, and that gives them a hell of a speed boost.
802.11ac has already poked its head out in Androids and Windows Phones like the Galaxys S5 and Note 3, the HTC One, and the Nokia Lumia Icon, but this is the first time iPhoners will get a taste of the delicious speed. 5GHz 802.11ac Wi-Fi connections can suck up data more than twice as fast as the old 802.11n, and it shows here as the iPhone 6 Plus gets a more than 2x Wi-Fi speed improvement over its older brother, and that translates to smoother web-surfin’ and video-loadin’ on your own home network.
The catch, of course, is that you have to have a router that can support this flavor of Wi-Fi too, and if you haven’t updated your router in the past few years, you aren’t going to benefit until you do. But if you needed something to give you a shove, maybe it’s time. [iClarified]
– via The Verge
Apple’s newest iPhones are on sale, which means it’s time — once again — for iFixit to tear them to pieces. It’s not doing this in malice, but to determine how good (or bad) a job Apple’s done at letting people repair them, as well as to note changes in how the company puts its devices together.
As was to be expected, the larger iPhone — the iPhone 6 Plus — brings with it a far larger battery; 2,915 mAh to be precise, or close to twice the one found in last year’s iPhone 5S. Per the markings on Apple’s A8 chip,iFixit surmises that Apple ended up putting in 1GB of RAM this time, something the company doesn’t advertise, but that makes a marked difference in the amount of data apps or browser tabs can keep open at once. Some were hoping for more. Other findings include a change in location for the vibration motor just to the right of the battery, an LTE modem from Qualcomm, NFC chip from NXP, and flash memory from SK Hynix. The phase-detection autofocus camera is labeled “DNL432 70566F MKLAB.”
GETTING THE BATTERY OUT OF THE 6 IS NOT EASY
Along with the 6 Plus, iExperts (hosted on iFixit) are also doing a teardown of the smaller iPhone 6, which required mangling the smaller 1,810 mAh battery to get it detached. A more complete teardown of the phone is coming later.
The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus go on sale today after being introduced by Apple last week. The phones are the largest Apple’s ever made, and likely set to be the company’s best-selling. At the beginning of this week, Apple said that preorders in the first 24 hours topped 4 million, though the company did not go into specifics about which one was the better seller.
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