Why should you buy iPhone 6

Why Should You buy iPhone 6

Well, as we all know that apple has surprised everybody by throwing a totally new series of their iPhone franchise, but you should know everything before buying an iPhone 6!

The Good Things: 

Well there are many good reason to buy an iPhone 6 but the first thing is its big size and 64 bit architecture.

Now the apple Inc. has introduced better Hardware for their iDevices and the new iOS 8 has many handful features like: it has better camera software and photo editor, it has a way more better messages software, and alot better software design!

iOS 8 includes:

• AirDrop
• Family Sharing
• Notification Center
• AirPlay
• iCloud Drive
• QuickType keyboard
• CarPlay
• iTunes Radio
• Siri
• Control Center
• Multitasking
• Spotlight Search

It has now also introduced SWYPE! So all you have to do is just move your finger around your keyboard and BINGO!

The New iSight camera give you better captures and gives you more detail!

It Has Lightening Connector cables for faster Charging and Better Earpods than the iPhone 5!

It Has Many free apps from Apple Inc. like GarageBand and Find my iPhone...

It has a Finger Print Scanner and better sensors:

Sensors:

Touch ID

Barometer

Three-axis gyro

Accelerometer

Proximity sensor

Ambient light sensor

Power and Battery6

Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery

Charging via USB to computer system or power adapter

Talk time: Up to 14 hours on 3G

Internet use: Up to 10 hours on 3G, up to 10 hours on LTE, up to 11 hours on Wi‑Fi

HD Video Playback: Up to 11 hours

Audio playback: Up to 50 hours

Standby time: Up to 10 days (250 hours)

Talk time: Up to 24 hours on 3G

Internet use: Up to 12 hours on 3G, up to 12 hours on LTE, up to 12 hours on 

TV and Video:

AirPlay Mirroring, photos, audio, and video out to Apple TV (2nd generation or later)

Video mirroring and video out support: Up to 1080p through Lightning Digital AV Adapter and Lightning to VGA Adapter (adapters sold separately)

Video formats supported: H.264 video up to 1080p, 60 frames per second, High Profile level 4.2 with AAC-LC audio up to 160 Kbps, 48kHz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4, and .mov file formats; MPEG-4 video up to 2.5 Mbps, 640 by 480 pixels, 30 frames per second, Simple Profile with AAC-LC audio up to 160 Kbps per channel, 48kHz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4, and .mov file formats; Motion JPEG (M-JPEG) up to 35 Mbps, 1280 by 720 pixels, 30 frames per second, audio in ulaw, PCM stereo audio in .avi file format.

Location:

Assisted GPS and GLONASS

Digital compass

Wi‑Fi

Cellular

iBeacon microlocation

well there are many other new features which you can read on the apple's website: https://www.apple.com/iphone-6/specs/

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Hidden features of iOS 8

Hidden features of iOS 8

You’ve just installed iOS 8 on your shiny (OK, slightly battered) iPhone. At first glance, it looks rather similar to iOS 7 — but don’t let looks be deceiving! There are lots of cool new features in iOS 8 just waiting to be discovered, such as widgets (!) and the long-overdue ability to install third-party keyboards such as Swype.

Here are some cool hidden features of iOS 8:

Widgets

Widgets in the iOS 8 notification center

At long last, your darling iPhone (or iPad) is finally capable of displaying widgets! Or, well, something at least resembling a widget! If you swipe down from the top of the screen, the Today panel of the notification center will be revealed. Apps will now have the ability to display whatever they like in the Today tab. Most apps will probably use this to display some helpful information, but they can also provide utility — such as quickly adding an item to your to-do list, bidding on an Ebay auction, or otherwise controlling an app without having to actually open it up.

Apps will have to be updated to show a widget in iOS 8, but I’m sure most of your favorite apps will be widgetified in short order.

(And yes, in case you were wondering, this is nowhere near as powerful as Android’s ability to put widgets on the home screen — but hey, one step at a time, right Apple?)

QuickType

QuickType on iOS 8

The iOS keyboard has never been the greatest thing in the world — but with iOS 8 it’s receiving some big upgrades, in the form of QuickType. Basically, the iOS 8 keyboard now offers you word suggestions, so you can (theoretically) type messages much faster.

The clever bit is that QuickType will keep track of your conversational style per person, and per medium — so it will offer up different predictions depending on whether you’re writing to your girlfriend or your boss, or composing a text or an email. The prediction algorithm does appear to be quite good — though, given how you still need to look at the prediction and run it through your brain, just typing might be faster in some cases. Which leads us neatly onto…

Third-party keyboards (and other extensions)

Perhaps the biggest and most important feature of iOS 8 is Apple’s decision to allow extensions — essentially third-party-created features that hook into iOS 8 itself, providing new, extended functionality.

Generally with iOS, if you want to open an app, you open it from the home screen. With iOS 8, apps can now hook into iOS and other apps. One example of this widgets in the notification center — but there will be other kinds of extensions, too. Share extensions will let you share (…) from one app to an online service, such as Tumblr. Photo editing extensions will let you use third-party photo editors — such as VSCO Cam or Photoshop Express once they’ve been updated — without leaving your camera roll. Storage provider extensions will let iOS pull files directly from your Dropbox or iCloud. Action extensions allow for direct manipulation of content within another app — for example, using Bing to translate text in-place.

iOS 8 + OS X Yosemite, showing a phone call being relayed with the Continuity feature

Continuity

While you can’t use Continuity just yet (you need a companion device with OS X 10.10 Yosemite installed), when it does arrive it will be really cool. Basically, Continuity deeply integrates your iOS and OS X device, so that data and some functions can seamlessly travel in between. If your iPhone rings, and you’re sitting at your MacBook, you will have the option of answering the call on the laptop. If you are editing a document on your iPhone, it will automatically appear on your laptop when you get to the office.

Yosemite has an estimated release date of sometime in October.

iOS 8 battery usage [Image credit: Macrumors]

App battery usage

In iOS 8, under Settings, you can now see how much battery each of your apps are using, either in the last 24 hours, or over the last 7 days. I don’t think I need to tell you any more about this one.

Lots of other awesome little tweaks

You’ll discover a lot more little things that make you go “ooh” over the next few days and weeks, but here’s just a quick list to get you started:

• You can now set up notifications for specific email threads (swipe left, then click More)
• There’s now a grayscale mode in Accessibility
• If you plug your iOS 8 device into a Mac, it should appear as a camera, allowing for direct screen capture
• Spotlight now searches your entire device for matching messages, emails, documents, etc.
• Find My iPhone now has an option that forces your iPhone or iPad to send its last known location to Apple when battery life is at a critical level. If you lose your device, Apple should be able to use this to tell you where it is…

and thats it!

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Jailbreak for iOS 8

Jailbreak for iOS 8 | ComputerCluster

Apples's iOS 8 is the most advanced and amazing mobile OS which offers you many cool and secured features.

There are several reasons to jailbreak the new iOS 8, so you can get the most out of it!

A team has been set to make jailbreak possible for the latest iDevice' software and you will be informed at Computer Cluster as soon as the new Jailbreak will Launch, Thanks for reading and Stay Tuned!

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How to Quickly update Jailbroken iPhone or iPad to iOS 8

If you’ve a jailbroken iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, and trying to update it to iOS 8 using OTA update, then you are probably seeing the “Checking for Update” screen as you can see above.

The issue is expected behaviour with jailbroken devices, as most modern jailbreaks like evasi0n and Pangu disable OTA updates to ensure jailbreakers don’t accidentally install the update.

So the only option jailbreakers have is that you have to update your device using iTunes. You can follow these simple instructions to update your iOS device to iOS 8:

Note: Upgrading your device you will end up losing your jailbreak, and the installed jailbreak tweaks.

The iOS 8 update is available as a free upgrade for the following iOS devices:

• iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5 and iPhone 4s
• iPad Air, iPad 4, iPad 3 and iPad 2
• Retina iPad mini, 1st gen iPad mini
• 5th generation iPod touch

Backup of your iOS Device

It is very important to take a backup of your iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch before updating it with the latest iOS software update. (Note that if you choose to encrypt your backup using iTunes, along with normal data, secure information like passwords etc. are also backed up) There is also a probability of the upgrade process putting your device in recovery mode (Connect to iTunes logo on the screen), which is why it is extremely important to take a backup so you can restore your data from the backup if things go horribly wrong.

You can back up your iOS device using iTunes or iCloud.

• How to backup using iCloud
• How to Quickly backup using iTunes

How to install iOS 8 update using iTunes:

Before you plug in your iOS device. take a moment to make sure you are using the latest version of iTunes. Click on iTunes in the menu bar and then click  on “Check for Updates..”.

Once iTunes is all squared away, it’s time to turn your attention to your iOS device and follow these instructions:

Step 1: Connect your iOS device to your computer using an USB cable. Wait for iTunes to open and connect to your device.

Step 2: Click on device button to the left of the iTunes Store button in the top right corner in iTunes.

Step 3: Click on the “Check for Update” . If the iOS 8 update is available it will automatically download and update your device to iOS 8.

Step 4: You will get a popup message informing you the new update is available. Click on Download and Update button. If it says iOS 7.1.2 is the latest version then download the appropriate firmware file using download links provided in step 5.

Step 5: Skip this step if you iOS 8.0 was available in Step 4.

Download the firmware file for your device using the download links provided below [Note the download file could be as big as 1.7 GB]:

Note: If you’re downloading the firmware file using Safari then ensure that auto unzip feature is disabled or use Chrome or Firefox.

Note: You will be able to find the model number starting with at the back of your device.

iPad:

• iPad Air (Model A1474)
• iPad Air (Model A1475)
• iPad Air (Model A1476)
• iPad mini (Model A1489)
• iPad mini (Model A1490)
• iPad mini (Model A1491)
• iPad (4th generation Model A1458)
• iPad (4th generation Model A1459)
• iPad (4th generation Model A1460)
• iPad mini (Model A1432)
• iPad mini (Model A1454)
• iPad mini (Model A1455)
• iPad Wi-Fi 3rd generation
• iPad Wi-Fi + Cellular (model for ATT)
• iPad Wi-Fi + Cellular (model for Verizon)
• iPad 2 Wi-Fi
• iPad 2 Wi-Fi (Rev A)
• iPad 2 Wi-Fi + 3G (GSM)
• iPad 2 Wi-Fi + 3G (CDMA)

iPhone:

• iPhone 5s (Model A1453, A1533)
• iPhone 5s (Model A1457, A1518, A1528, A1530)
• iPhone 5c (Model A1456, A1532)
• iPhone 5c (Model A1507, A1516, A1526, A1529)
• iPhone 5 (Model A1428)
• iPhone 5 (Model A1429)
• iPhone 4s

iPod touch:

• iPod touch (5th generation)

If you’re not sure which iOS firmware file to download then check our posts below:

• Which iOS firmware file based on iPhone model
• Which iOS firmware file based on iPad model

After the firmware file has been downloaded, Hold down on the Option key (Mac) or the Shift key (Windows), and click on “Check for Update”. This will open the file manager. Now select the firmware file and click on the Open button.

Step 7: If you get a popup message informing you that iTunes will update your iPhone/iPad/iPod touch to iOS 8.0 and will verify with Apple. Click on the Updatebutton.

Step 8: It will then show you the release notes for iOS 8. Click on the Next button. Then click on the Agree button for the terms and conditions.

Step 9: iTunes will now download the firmware file (which can take a long time depending on your internet connection as it can be as big as 2.1GB). After downloading the file, it will process it, extract the software, prepare the device for software update, and install the update.

Step 10: Do not disconnect your device until the update has finished. It can take a few minutes. Your device will be updated to iOS 8.0 and reboot once or twice during the process. You will see while Hello screen after it is successfully update. Follow the on-screen instructions to start using the device.

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How To Quickly Backup Your iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch Using iTunes

You can take a a backup of your iPhone, iPad or iPad touch using iCloud or iTunes. Here we show you how to take a backup of your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch using iTunes.

Please note backed-up information includes purchased music (backup of purchased music is not available in all countries), TV shows (US only), apps, and books; photos and video in the Camera Roll; device settings (for example, Phone Favorites, Wallpaper, and Mail, Contacts, Calendar accounts); app data; Home screen and app organization; Messages (iMessage, SMS, and MMS), ringtones, and more.

iTunes takes a backup of your iOS device when you sync with iTunes (disabled if you have iCloud backup turned on).

You can also manually backup your iOS device using iTunes. Follow these steps to manually backup your iOS device using iTunes:

• Connect your iOS device to a computer with the latest version of iTunes installed
• Select your iOS device in iTunes under Devices
• Right-click (or Control-click) the device and select Back Up

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How To Backup Your iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch With Just One Click

You can take a a backup of your iPhone, iPad or iPad touch using iCloud or iTunes. Here we show you how to take a backup of your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch using iCloud.

Please note backed-up information includes purchased music (backup of purchased music is not available in all countries), TV shows (US only), apps, and books; photos and video in the Camera Roll; device settings (for example, Phone Favorites, Wallpaper, and Mail, Contacts, Calendar accounts); app data; Home screen and app organization; Messages (iMessage, SMS, and MMS), ringtones, and more. It is also important to note that media files synced from your computer aren’t backed up, but can be restored by syncing with iTunes.

Automatic Backup

iCloud automatically backs up the most important data on your iOS device.

• Launch the Settings app from the Home screen.

• Tap on iCloud. Login to your iCloud account, if you haven’t already.

• Scroll down and tap on Backup.

• Tap on the On/Off toggle next to iCloud Backup to enable automatic backup.

After you have enabled Backup on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch in , it will run on a daily basis as long as your device is:

• Connected to the Internet over Wi-Fi
• Connected to a power source
• Screen locked

Manual Backup

You can also back up manually whenever your device is connected to the Internet over Wi-Fi by launching the Settings app and navigating to iCloud > Backup and tapping on the Back Up Now button. 

and thats it!

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iOS 8 on iPhone 4s, no, please don't

iOS 8 on iPhone 4s is not a good option!

On paper, Apple’s new iOS 8 upgrade works with iPhones as old as the iPhone 4S. In real life… not so much.

The iPhone 4S is an older phone, released way back in late 2011. Still, lots of wireless carriers are giving them to customers as a free option when signing up for a two-year contract, so they remain a popular model. And while the iOS 8 upgrade will install just fine on an iPhone 4S, the newer software is designed for the top-of-the-line iPhone 6 and its blazing-fast processor.

There are the tweets of the guys who installed ios 8 on iphone 4s:

1. Having iOS 8 on an iPhone 4S really puts into perspective how much I need a new phone

2.if you have an iPhone 4S do not get iOS 8 because it makes your phone slower than the lunch line on fried chicken day.

3.If you have a 4s, don't get iOS 8. It'll lag your phone amongst other problems. (spread to help out)

On top of performance problems, though, Ars Technica points out other issues: Apps in iOS 8 are optimized for the newer iPhones’ bigger screens, meaning apps will look pretty funky on the iPhone 4S’s comparatively paltry 3.5-inch display. The iPhone 4S is also missing out on hardware that’s key to some features in iOS 8, so iPhone 4S owners can never truly get the most out of the upgrade anyway.

Your best bet, iPhone 4S owners? Keep enjoying the OS you’ve got and don’t worry about the upgrade. If you really insist on having iOS 8’s new features, you should upgrade to the new iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus—or at least one of the iPhone 5 models, which run iOS 8 swimmingly.

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