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Crazy concept video of Siri's hidden security feature on the New iPhone 5 (Video)
04/29/2012 07:43 PM Filed in: Apple
Are you ever worried of loosing you iPhone or any other personal electronic device for that matter? Never mind loosing your expensive smartphone, nowadays people store personal information that can be valued more than what the iPhone is even worth. Come check out what security feature these guys suggest the next iPhone 5 should offer. Read More...
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How-to trick Verizon into an unlimited 3G/4G data plan, on your iPhone and other smartphones
If you're a Verizon wireless customer, you most likely know by now that the mobile company has followed AT&T’s footsteps and axed their unlimited data plans on all mobile smartphones, including the iPhone. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t a little trick you can pull off, if you still want that unlimited data on your smartphone. Read More...
How much of your personal data is being tracked on your Android phone? More than you might think
11/30/2011 02:17 PM Filed in: Android
If you have a smartphone, you might have wondered how much of your personal data is being tracked. Android developer, Trevor Eckhart has let us in on some dirty little secrets your Android device isn’t telling you. Your personal information is being tracked a lot more than you might think.
Read More...AT&T is cracking the whip to customers that are "illegally" tethering
08/04/2011 03:11 PM Filed in: AT&T
AT&T is really cracking the whip on customers with jailbroken phones, that are tethering without a tethering plan. Read More...
Starting October 1, AT&T will start throttling data
07/29/2011 04:01 PM Filed in: AT&T
AT&T customers now will have one more reason to complain about its service. Today, AT&T officially announced that they will start throttling unlimited data plans starting October 1. Read More...
Verizon's jumping on the bandwagon and capping data on smartphones
07/05/2011 07:34 PM Filed in: Verizon
Both T-Mobile and AT&T already replaced its unlimited data plans, but did it in different ways. Instead of charging for overages, T-Mobile will slow down the speed a customer can send and receive data when the customer goes over the monthly data allowance. On the other hand AT&T introduced a capped data plan that will charge customers when they go over. Now Verizon is the next big phone company to announce they will also be eliminating unlimited data plans. Read More...