TekRevue

  • Home
  • OS X
  • Windows
  • Mobile
  • Games
  • Home Theater
  • Reviews
  • Editorials
  • Tips
    • Windows
    • Mac
    • Mobile
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Google+
  • Feed
In the Eye of the Beholder, The Apple Smart Battery Case is Still a Bit Ugly

In the Eye of the Beholder, The Apple Smart Battery Case is Still a Bit Ugly

By Jim Tanous • Dec 8, 2015

Apple surprised everyone Tuesday morning with the release of its first ever battery case for the iPhone. Dubbed the Smart Battery Case, it promises to notably increase talk, Web, and video time on Apple’s latest smartphone, but it comes at the cost of a rather unusual and unattractive design.

News

Optimization, Lower Resolution Help iPhone 6 Destroy Galaxy S6 in Gaming Benchmarks

Optimization, Lower Resolution Help iPhone 6 Destroy Galaxy S6 in Gaming Benchmarks

By Jim Tanous • Apr 22, 2015

Despite offering seemingly inferior specifications on paper, the iPhone 6 holds its own against faster Android competitors when it comes to gaming, even beating the new Samsung Galaxy S6 by a wide margin in some games.

Mobile

The 2 Things Apple Got Wrong with the iPhone 6 Plus

The 2 Things Apple Got Wrong with the iPhone 6 Plus

By Jim Tanous • Feb 23, 2015

The new iPhone 6 models are great phones, but Apple missed the mark on two design and software choices when it comes to the iPhone 6 Plus. Here are the two things keeping the iPhone 6 Plus from perfection, and what Apple can do to fix them going forward.

Pages: Previous1 2Next

Editorials

A Resolution and Pixel Density Comparison of Apple’s Retina Displays to Date

A Resolution and Pixel Density Comparison of Apple’s Retina Displays to Date

By Jim Tanous • Oct 17, 2014

With Thursday’s unveiling of the new 27-inch iMac with Retina 5K Display, Apple now offers “Retina” quality displays in all product categories: phone, tablet, laptop, and desktop. While the benefit of a Retina display varies greatly depending on the overall size of the panel and distance from the average user’s eyes during use, we were curious about how the new Retina iMac’s display compared to other Retina displays in terms of pixel density.

Hardware

Advertisement

Track iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus Availability with iDeviceChecker

Track iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus Availability with iDeviceChecker

By Jim Tanous • Sep 29, 2014

Many models of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus are still in short supply, but instead of manually checking with every iPhone retailer to see if your desired model is in stock, let the service iDeviceChecker do the hard work for you.

Mobile

Jim Tanous and The MacJury Discuss the First Weekend with the iPhone 6

Jim Tanous and The MacJury Discuss the First Weekend with the iPhone 6

By TekRevue Staff • Sep 22, 2014

TekRevue’s Jim Tanous joined architect and podcaster Neal Pann and host Chuck Joiner on the latest episode of MacJury to discuss the good, bad, and potentially ugly aspects of Apple’s latest smartphones.

Podcast

How to Enable Verizon Voice Over LTE (voLTE) on the iPhone 6

How to Enable Verizon Voice Over LTE (voLTE) on the iPhone 6

By Jim Tanous • Sep 21, 2014

Voice over LTE (voLTE) is the long-awaited feature that will not only improve call quality, but also let iPhone users on CDMA networks use voice and data simultaneously. Verizon has just enabled the featured for supported smartphones; read on to find out how to enable voLTE on your Verizon iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.

Mobile

How to Enable and Use Reachability with the iPhone 6

How to Enable and Use Reachability with the iPhone 6

By Jim Tanous • Sep 19, 2014

Apple’s new iPhones are notably larger than their predecessors, and some users may find it difficult to comfortably reach every on-screen button or menu, especially while using the iPhone one-handed. To increase one-handed usability, Apple has introduced a new feature exclusive to the iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, and iOS 8: “Reachability.” Read on to learn how to enable and use the feature.

Mobile

Purported iPhone 6 Geekbench Results Reveal 16 to 20 Percent Performance Improvement

Purported iPhone 6 Geekbench Results Reveal 16 to 20 Percent Performance Improvement

By Jim Tanous • Sep 9, 2014

Apple later today will unveil the next generation iPhone lineup, and the expected 4.7-inch model may be 16 to 20 percent faster than the current iPhone 5s, according to Geekbench results published by Weibo user zzray, who has reportedly obtained a working iPhone 6.

Mobile

Jim Tanous Joins the MacJury’s iPhone 6 Discussion

Jim Tanous Joins the MacJury’s iPhone 6 Discussion

By TekRevue Staff • Aug 12, 2014

TekRevue’s Jim Tanous joined the MacJury last week to discuss all things iPhone 6 with guests Kelly Guimont, Julio Ojeda-Zapata, and host Chuck Joiner. Topics include what to expect from Apple’s next iPhone, how the rumors stack up against the iPhone’s current competition, and the panel’s most desired features.

Podcast

Company
  • About TekRevue
  • Get in Touch
  • Sponsorships

Sign Up for the TekRevue Weekly Digest

© TekRevue LLC. All Rights Reserved.

  • TekRevue User Agreement
  • TekRevue Privacy Policy

Built by Blazer Six