Apple's iPhone 6 set to be big hit in Samsung's home turf of South Korea
The iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus are scheduled to go on sale in South Korea on Friday, Oct. 31. Apple's iPhone 6 set to be big hit in Samsung's home turf of South Korea is a story by AppAdvice.com AppAdvice - iPhone, iPad, iPod, App Reviews + News
Rovio updates Angry Birds Friends with new Halloween tournament and global league
Rovio has just issued a major update to Angry Birds Friends. Rovio updates Angry Birds Friends with new Halloween tournament and global league is a story by AppAdvice.com AppAdvice - iPhone, iPad, iPod, App Reviews + News
Popular iFile jailbreak tweak will get iPhone 6 support soon
It shouldn't be long until iFile for iOS is fully optimized for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. Popular iFile jailbreak tweak will get iPhone 6 support soon is a story by AppAdvice.com AppAdvice - iPhone, iPad, iPod, App Reviews + News
Pre-Orders for iPhone 6 and 6 Plus Top 100,000 in South Korea, Outpace Samsung Galaxy Note 4
Pre-order estimates for Apple's iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus in South Korea have topped 100,000 in South Korea and have outpaced pre-orders made for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 last month, reports The Wall Street Journal. Pre-orders for both devices began last Friday for the country's three…
Why you can't Apple Pay at Walmart, Best Buy, CVS and Rite Aid
Apple rolled out its wireless payment application a week ago via a software update, but that doesn't mean all retailers are excited to see the iPhone maker finally release its own take at mobile payments. Apple Pay, which many expect to significantly boost the popularity of contactless payments,…
New iPhones Selling Faster Than Galaxy Note 4 In Korea
In an interesting turn of events, the WSJ is reporting that the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus are outselling the Galaxy Note 4 in Korea, a bit of news that should give Samsung pause. Pre-orders for the new phones hit 100,000 on the first day of pre-orders compared to 30,000 units for the Galaxy Note 4.…
FCC fines carriers $10 million for storing customer data in the open
The FCC usually frets over issues like fair network access and next-generation technology, but it's now concerned about your privacy, too. The agency has just issued its first fines over data security, slapping phone carriers TerraCom and YourTel...
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