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Today, we want to bring one simple hidden iPhone feature to your attention that can be used to perform any one of six different functions in a fraction of a second
It’s easy to get caught up in the hype surrounding the latest iPhone release, but sometimes it’s important to remind ourselves that Apple’s devices aren’t actually the best at everything. Having recently run a blind camera comparison using photos taken on both the Nexus 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus, PhoneArena discovered that its readers preferred the Nexus 6 by a landslide.
Four men in China were making a good living begging, until suspicious residents turned them into the police. The police found the four had flown to the city on an airplane for the purpose of begging, and three of them owned iPhones.
Apple’s new iPhone 6 Plus is much more popular that some pundits thought it would be. In fact, it took less than a month for the handset to become the most popular phablet in America by a fairly wide margin. The iPhone 6 Plus has the biggest display ever seen on an iPhone, and it also packs more pixels than any other iPhone before it.
Looks like a pretty big issue is plaguing some iPhone 6 Plus users, one that seems to be related to the hardware of the device. The issue relates to the handset’s camera and makes photo and video capturing basically impossible.
Even though the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus launch was a great success for the company, with 2014 iPhones registering record sales according to Apple, several issues have stained Apple’s iPhone 6 launch, including iOS 8 software problems and the #Bendgate mess, to name just a few.
Apple is selling iPhone 6 Plus units as quickly as its manufacturing partners can build them, and every device Apple sells represents another customer in the comparatively small phablet market that won’t be buying Samsung’s Galaxy Note 4. While we compared the two devices in a number of important areas, we didn’t spend much time comparing their class-leading cameras. Luckily, a new feature published on Thursday does a great job of just that.
If you are one of the lucky many to purchase an iPhone 6, then you’ve probably already purchased a case. I mean, your phone needs to be protected, right? For anyone that is looking for a new case, or just wants a few more cases to add to their collection, here are a few beautifully constructed cases for your iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus:
