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iOS 10.2.1 News: iOS 10.2.1 Fixing iPhone 6 And iPhone 6s Random Battery Shutdowns, But Introduces New Problems [VIDEO]
A couple of months ago, Apple Inc. acknowledged that a number of iPhone users were experiencing unexpected shutdowns. The shutdown issue primarily affects the iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, as well as iPhone 6S and 6S Plus. Nonetheless, the tech giant claims that updating to the latest version of iOS, which is iOS 10.2.1, could ward off random battery shutdowns.
iMac 2017 Latest News: iMac 2017 To Launch Next Month With Powerful Specs Is Slimmer And Smarter Than Its Predecessors [VIDEO]
Android 7.0 Nougat Will Join the Out-of-Date Android Sooner; Android Oreo Tipped to Launch in Google I/O Event
Apple Watch 3 with New Exterior and A Most User-Convenient Feature Expected in Q3 2017
Huawei Watch 2: The Breakout Android Wear Smartwatch That Will Put Rivals to Shame; Release Date, Price Leaked
Qualcomm Snapdragon X20 vs Intel XMM 7560: Battle of Supremacy – Which is Faster, More Flexible?
GTX 1080 Ti to Debut before AMD Vega? Why It's Not The Right Time to Reveal The Powerful GPU
Wikipedia’s Software Bots Locked In Perpetual Conflict; Skynet From ‘Terminator’ May Be Farfetched, AI Researchers Are Still Warned
By Lucy McClarenCryptic Game 'Death Stranding' Gets Explanation from Hideo Kojima; Inspiration Behind the "Game that the Market Needs Right Now" Revealed
By Ava JonesNo Toxic Comments Allowed In New Open-Sourced API, Google Perspective; Not Censorship But Technology Promoting Healthy Conversations
By Lucy McClarenMicrosoft Surface Pro 5 To Launch Alongside Xbox Project Scorpio and HoloLens; Microsoft Surface Pro 5 New Leaks [VIDEO]
By Tyrone SmithGoogle Pixel 2 To Roll Out With Qualcomm Snapdragon 835, Better Camera And Waterproofing Feature [VIDEO]
By Eisen TylerWindows 10 Invites Music & Film Lovers, Creators Update Amost Complete
By Khaleb Skye A. CruzReal-Life ‘Mario Kart’ Operates On Tokyo Streets; Nintendo Says, Hell No! [Video]
By Dan CaminsMarvel Video Games Creative Director: Developers will be Given Creative Freedom; Characters Not on Shared Continuity
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