Apple has published a nice new video, explaining how you can set up your new iPhone by transferring your data from your previous one, and how you can prepare your previous iPhone for Apple Trade-In.
After attempting to add another account to the BlackBerry 10 smartphone, the following message is displayed:
Maximum account limit has been reached
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Google is rolling out Nearby Share from today, finally giving Android users its own version of Apple’s AirDrop. Compatible with Android 6.0+ devices, Nearby Share promises much smoother file, link, and content exchanges between phones and tablets, as long as the two devices are in fairly close proximity.
A few days ago we wrote how BlackBerry need to sort out the major issues on cross-platform BBM. One of...
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Google announced today that they will begin allowing customers of Google Play Music to move their libraries over to YouTube Music. That transition is starting because Google Play Music will be shutdown later this year.
Apple introduced SharePlay in iOS 15.1, a powerful set of features for shared experiences while on a FaceTime call.
Apple Music is now available on Fire TV devices in the US and UK. In order to use it, you will require an active Apple Music subscription, including a free trial subscription.
One of the really nice features of the latest version of BlackBerry Enterprise Server 12 (BES12.3) is support for activating and managing Windows 10.
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Google has launched a new media view for Nest Hub displays. The new view means no more walking into every room to change the music volume, or turn off the TV.
For most iPhone users, there’s no better time to charge your iPhone than when you’re asleep during the night. Waking up in the morning, with your iPhone fully recharged and ready for the day is something most users want.
Facebook has finally included a new dark mode in its Messenger app, and it’s relatively easy to enable.
Dark Mode is more than just a personal preference as it can save battery life if you spend a lot of time within the app. This is thanks to the fact that your phone isn’t spending all of that energy to light your bright screen up.
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The Samsung Galaxy SOS messages feature, which has been available on Samsung Galaxy smartphones since 2016, allows you to reach out for help if you find yourself in a situation where you do not feel safe and need to raise an emergency alert.
