The New England Patriots’ latest trip to the Super Bowl just wouldn’t be complete if it didn’t include a scandal of some kind. The latest such scandal has been dubbed “DeflateGate” and it involves the Patriots allegedly tampering with footballs during the game in a way that would have made it easier for quarterback Tom Brady to throw them in the rain.
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Admit it — you’re more likely to use the panorama feature to see if you can stretch one of your friends the length of a room than to capture a beautiful sunset. Being able to take panorama shots with the iPhone is a fun diversion, but without a proper stand, you’re unlikely to ever create a perfect panorama.
That’s where these two affordable gadgets come in.
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There aren’t many instances in the modern world more terrifying than realizing you are no longer in possession of your cell phone. You can have your friends try to call it, you can retrace your steps, but no matter how hard you try, you just can’t figure out where it went.
But before you start to panic, you remember that you were smart enough to set up Android Device Manager before you left the house.
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It’s pretty safe to say that the internet has improved our daily lives. After all, the world wide web has made it possible for us to communicate around the globe instantly, to purchase products from almost anywhere, and to receive information on news and global events as they happen. Despite all that’s good about the internet, however, there exists a dark and sinister side.
The dark side of the internet is home to hackers and thieves that want to steal your data and identity. They prey on you when you least expect it and their activities can wind up costing you not just your hard-earned cash, but also your sanity. Luckily, there is a way to protect yourself when you are online. Arm yourself against these criminal elements with a 2 year subscription to NordVPN from BGR Deals.
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Samsung is doubling down on its edgy smartphones. SamMobile’s sources have confirmed earlier reports that Samsung plans to release a special version of the Galaxy S6 that will feature not one, but two displays on the side of the device similar to what we first saw this past fall with the Galaxy Note Edge.
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Having made its mark on the television industry with a win at the Golden Globes this year, Amazon is looking to expand to even larger screens in the future. According to a press release published on Monday, Amazon will begin production on its first slate of movies in 2015, with the intention of bringing 12 original films to theaters every year.
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We are taught to drive safely long before we actually have the opportunity to get behind the wheel of a car, but for some hardheaded individuals, the education simply doesn’t stick. That appears to be the case for the driver of this Lamborghini Huracan, which can be seen exceeding 330 kilometers per hours (205 mph) before smashing into the traffic barrier and flying off the road.
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It’s not uncommon for small-time acts to go on Kickstarter looking for funds to record an album, but what happens when established acts ask fans for recording cash? The two remaining members of TLC are giving it a shot and on Monday they unveiled a new Kickstarter project aimed at raising $100,000 to record one final album.
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There is no question that Bowling Central is one of the coolest iOS games we have ever seen. There is also no question that it’s one of the craziest and most dangerous iOS games we have ever seen. Nintendo’s first-generation Wii was a huge success thanks to the novelty of motion-sensing controllers that let gamers control things by swinging their Wii remotes around.
Now, there’s an iOS game that lets you relive the Wii’s popular bowling game using your iPhone in place of a Wii controller.
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One of the more annoying aspects of our smartphones is all the notifications we get that make our devices either make noise or vibrate in our pockets. iMore’s Rene Ritchie has taken a look at how the Apple Watch handles notifications and he thinks that the iPhone could learn a thing or two from Apple’s first wearable computer.
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