Super saver

The iPhone and its derivatives have become the key tool of the masses, able to perform various functions with the tap of a touch screen or the opening of an app. But just like every superhero out there, our beloved devices are not without their weaknesses.

We often use our smartphones to play games, use social media, make short videos and share photos. But it’s all fun and games until your phone lets you know that you’re about to max out your data storage limit.

But fear not, iPhone users. There is a way to free up valuable space on your mobile device so that you may resume your regularly-scheduled game-playing and selfie-taking. The best part? You won’t have to delete anything off of your device. All it takes is a quick visit to the App Store.

Read more here:
http://wtvr.com/2016/04/08/weird-trick-frees-up-tons-of-storage-on-your-iphone-without-deleting-a-thing/

Apple vs. FBI legal battle takes a new turn

The Apple vs. FBI legal battle has taken a new turn. This could greatly change the privacy landscape as we know it. It begs the question, Is there such thing as true privacy and autonomy in the technological age?

Read more here:

http://techcrunch.com/2016/03/21/fbi-says-they-might-not-need-apples-help-unlocking-that-iphone-after-all-asks-to-postpone-hearing/

SEeing things

The development of mobile technologies is all about thinking big. These big ideas can potentially have a big impact on the masses. But a new product from Apple has the company thinking small.