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The 2018 CES (Consumer Electronics Show) has concluded and has left us with a lot to be excited about! With CES being one of the most exciting CES events of the year, many different companies have announced consumer technology that will change the future for years to come.

The iPhone X is an amazing and beautiful device that is overtaken the number one rated phone spot on tech site cNet. The iPhone X is a great phone, but what apps do you need to complete your iPhone X experience?

With Sony having sold 63.3 million consoles and Microsoft selling more than 30 million consoles, it's probably fair to say that the console wars, in last year’s generation, were definitively won by PlayStation.

Additionally in 2010 the INTERPHONE study, the largest cell phone radiation study at the time concluded there was no increase in brain tumors linked to the use of cell phones at low RF levels, but at high exposure levels there could be harmful effects.

With recent reports of companies cracking the code on Face ID, many Apple customers are worried about the security of their new phones. Should you trust it?

The popularity that once surrounded the wearable technology industry has been largely subdued, as more and more companies struggle to make moves in the market amid slowing consumer demand. Fitbit, once a tech darling, is not doing well, as the company reported $174 million in losses in the past year.

The iPhone X has been out for a couple weeks, and early reviews have been favorable, to say the least. One of the most divisive things about the new iPhone X is the price.

Getting a brand new phone is extremely exciting, you’re ready to import your contact information, get the latest apps and games, and test out your phone’s new camera. This is doubly true if you just got the brand new iPhone X. The new iPhone X is the most hyped iPhone in a long time, with people waking up at 3 am to preorder the device, and customers lining Apple stores for a chance to get the new device.

As our world becomes substantially more digital, online hackers are increasingly prevalent throughout our society. Whether trying to access your social security information, credit card number or other personal property; the online world has become a potentially dangerous place for you to store your personal information.

Last month, we outlined 3 reasons switch from an Android device to an iPhone. However, in fairness, there are plenty of reasons to go the route of an Android. So, for this month we have gone ahead and outlined a few reasons why choosing an Android might be the better option for you over the iPhone.