If I was asked, I wouldn't recommend this switch at all but perhaps this is a major business decision that has gone through a clear thought process. Either way, is this a hit or miss?

Apple is probably not selling as many iPhones as intially forecast but all the same, chances are that there could be a release of iPhone 11, this year. Hopefully, the cost will not be so high. What is also exciting is that Wi-Fi 6 could soon become a reality.

I prefer the Touch ID to the Face ID but either way, both of these still use a strong passcode combination. Sometimes, I wish that such anti-theft features could be emulated by other smartphone companies!

Perhaps we do not frequently do the cleaning and even when doing so, it is so easy to do this the wrong way. I had no idea that pushing directly on the screen could cause the pixels to burn out.

I stopped posting too much information on my Facebook account years ago, and I suppose that with the way things have panned out for this social media giant this year, many users may no longer trust it with their personal info. Does anyone digress?

One would assume that encryption involves use of third party apps, but from this article, the process seems pretty straightforward. What other ways can we use to protect the data on our devices?

I still have a feeling that the iPad Pro is much superior when compared to most of the tablets out there. Google did some good work with this and I think that for its demerits, it is something worth owning.

There is always a lot more to consider apart from a decent battery life and an elegant design. My choice, in the past, has always been one that is cheap and produces excellent bass.

Scrolling through this article, I could identify accessories that would make a great buy for heavy iPhone users who are always on the go. Charging always seems like a big deal to most people hence a device that simply ensures that your phone's charge never runs out, would really sell.

The majority of these apps focus on analyzing the quality of sleep and/or creating an alarm to wake you up but what I'd love is something that creates an atmosphere that can lead to sleep, in case of insomnia. I try to get at least 6 to 7 hours of sleep though I stay up late at times.

I do think that it is much more beneficial to have both. I had never bothered to check through the comparisons and differences between these two devices, especially because I tend to have a bias for the laptop. Which one would you easily settle on?