Just as Apple told us last week during the iPhone 6s keynote, iOS 9 is available for download beginning immediately. The new mobile operating system was first unveiled during WWDC in June, with developers and public beta testers having had access to it since then.
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There’s no question you want a new iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s Plus, so what could be better than getting one for free? We’re back with another giveaway for our loyal readers and fans, so here we go!
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We’re reminded every day: Amazon giveth, and Amazon taketh away. The site is always home to great deals on a ridiculously wide range of products, but there’s nothing worse than missing a deal by learning about it only after it expires. Well, the BGR Deals Team has your back… here are seven great Amazon deals that will soon expire, so get them while you can.
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Google is about to release a pair of new Nexus devices, including the Nexus 5X and the new Nexus 6 (which some may already refer to as the Nexus 6X). Many reports and leaks have likely spilled all the secrets behind these devices, and Google likely won’t be able to surprise Nexus fans with its announcements in late September.
After a couple of benchmarks made waves on Tuesday, revealing impressive hardware and performance gains for the Huawei Nexus 6, is time for LG’s Nexus 5X to take the spotlight once again.
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When it comes to customer service, Comcast is an anti-miracle worker, sort of like if Jesus had tried turning water into wine and it came out as King Cobra instead. Sure, it’s still an impressive achievement, but is it really something worth bragging about? Because of this, we weren’t surprised to see CityExplainer’s big report that revealed the Federal Communications Commission has received more than 2,000 complaints about Comcast over just the past three months for reasons spanning from poor customer service to billing errors to data cap policies.
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Apple on Wednesday will release new software versions for its iOS devices and the Apple Watch, with the former being highly anticipated by many current iPhone and iPad owners. According to Apple, there’s tremendous potential for the iOS 9 update, but a mobile app intelligence firm says the upgrade might trail iOS 8 adoption in the first week, as some people still have a bad taste in their mouths from last year.
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Amazon often has the best prices on flat-screen TVs, but there are ways you can even more money on your next HDTV purchase. Buying a model from last year is one way to save some money on your purchase, and there’s nothing wrong with that considering TV tech doesn’t advance very quickly; it’s not like buying an outdated smartphone from last year, after all.
Another way is to take advantage of open-box deals on Amazon, and there are 11 great deals on Amazon right now.
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Welcome to our third installment this week of paid iPhone and iPad apps on sale for free, and you’re in for a great one today. Yesterday’s list had eight solid freebies on it, and some of them can still be downloaded for free if you hurry. Today, we’re back with our biggest list of the week, featuring 10 premium iOS apps that are all on sale for free today.
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Apple will release the public version of iOS 9 later today, which means hundreds of millions of compatible devices will line up to get the update. Unlike last year, when storage issues prevented users from getting iOS 8 as soon as it was released and revealed a huge unexpected problem with Apple’s iOS upgrade procedure, you should be able to perform the update without much free storage.
To make the upgrade as seamless as possible, we’ll guide you through the most important steps needed to make the experience a pleasant one.
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Technology has advanced by leaps and bounds in recent years. Computers have gotten faster, phones have become magical portals to nearly every piece and type of information on the planet, and TVs have gotten razor-thin. Concurrently, modern technology has become easier and more intuitive.
Printing, however, is the exception to the rule. Printing, for reasons that defy logical explanation, remains a clunky, confusing, and aggravating endeavor. And to top it all off, printer companies, in addition to blessing us with nothing but frustration, are all too willing to rip us off in the process.
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