Category: Hi Tech
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iOS 11: how to find out which apps will die with Apple’s next major update
Older apps are going to stop working once Apple turns off support for 32-bit applications, but a menu item in iOS tells users how affected they are
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Six of the best gadgets for cats: goodbye analogue mog, hello cyber hepcat
Forget clockwork mice. There’s a new range of gadgets for your cat to get its paws on, including ones to track it, feed it and even scoop up after it
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Selfie as art at the Saatchi: from Rembrandt to a grinning macaque
Exhibition explores the history of the selfie and our changing relationship with this most everyday of art forms
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The world’s first trackable luxury pen
“The barrier to purchasing a fine writing pen is a fear of losing it.” This fine writing instrument is for those who want to enjoy the luxury of a pen without the worry of it getting lost. TrackR users help each other find over a million items every day worldwide. Now, it can find your fine writing…
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Apple is tired of making Coca-Cola and now wants to sell champagne
The company’s philosophy once followed Warhol’s line about Coke. But with a premium iPhone Pro rumoured, this sense of egalitarianism no longer applies
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With BlackBerry KEYone, you can forget what you knew about keyboards
BlackBerry KEYone. Purpose-built for users who demand superior performance and connectivity coupled with outstanding battery-life. The BlackBerry KEYone represents the first BlackBerry smartphone released from TCL Communication under a new brand licensing agreement signed in December 2016 with BlackBerry Limited. Tucked into an anodized aluminum frame and soft touch textured back, this new BlackBerry smartphone…