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The National Football League season is just a few weeks underway, and many fans are preparing for a hopeful season, while others might not get their wish. The fall season brings a lot of excitement for football around bars, homes and restaurants all tuning in to catch the big game. However, when the other team scores that important touchdown or your team's kicker misses that easy field goal, what do you do?
Horry County Schools in South Carolina announced at the beginning of the year the area's middle schools would receive iPads as part of the launch of the district's Personalized Digital Learning program, Myrtle Beach Online reported.
We have all seen it happen. Different scenarios such as someone was pushed into the pool, a phone fell out of a pocket and into a puddle of water or a device took a plunge in the toilet have all happened to people we know with water-damaged phones. While it might seem like the end of the world, there are some steps to take before taking your drenched iPhone back to the Apple store. Here are some tips to save a water-damaged smartphone.
A new U.K. government report showed that among stolen smartphone cases in the nation, iPhones are the most targeted device by thieves. U.K. Home Secretary Theresa May recently published her study called The Mobile Phone Theft Ratio, which...
With the very recent release of the new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, many consumers are rushing to Apple stores to pick up the new device. The latest iPhone 6 version was announced to have a 4.7-inch screen, and the iPhone 6 Plus will come with a massive 5.5-inch surface, Pad Gadget reported.
Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, showcased a new wearable device simply called the Apple Watch, and the two new iPhones, the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus to a packed house in the Flint Center for Performing Arts, in Cupertino, California, which happened to be the same location when Macintosh was introduced in 1984
As the new school year begins, parents across the U.S. are sending their kids back to college with new electronics and computer devices that are nowadays anything from cheap. Devices such as iPads, smartphones, cameras, iPods and laptops can have a student carrying thousands of dollars of electronics to and from class every day.
Another major school district in the U.S. is using iPads in the classroom. According to the Star Tribune, the St. Paul School District in Minnesota has plans to institute a new iPad initiative this fall, which will be the largest mobile device program ever for the state school system. Each iPad will come with a label on the back that makes it clear how the people of Minnesota have a venture in the new technology upgrade.
As the fall semester begins for many students, so does the increased chance for broken smartphones due to drinking. In a report from the National Center for Educational Statistics revealed there are roughly 21 million students expected to attend colleges and universities around the U.S. in fall 2014, which is a 5.7 million increase since 2000.