Kensington launches new USB mobile chargers for iPhones and Android devices

Kensington just announced the release of its 10400 and 5200 USB Mobile Chargers for Apple iPhone, iPad, Samsung Galaxy Tab, Galaxy S5, S4 smartphones and tablets.

With the power to keep users working, even when their primary battery is drained, the new Kensington Mobile Chargers are functional, slim and stylish. The chargers leverage LG battery cells and high-quality internal components to ensure any device will charge quickly and safely.

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Fragment 1.6 app for iOS introduces three new effects

Fragment app is one of those iOS apps that lets you take your images and photos and refragment elements into stunning visuals all within the device.

The latest update, Fragment 1.6, lets anyone transform their photos into stunning, visual artistry using a series of uniquely prismatic overlays. Opening the door to even more amazing photo effects, the company has introduced three new effects, including Glow, Outline, 3D Glasses, as well as the ability to upload custom Fragment shapes.  

Fragment costs US $1.99. Check it out here

Apple issues iOS 8.1.3 update now available OTA

Apple released the iOS 8.1.3 for iPhones, iPads and iPod Touches that brings a number of bug fixes and improvements. It reduces the amount of storage space required for a software update as well as fixes to the Spotlight search feature. The update should be available to users via over-the-air Software Updates on their devices.

The Apple Beat: On the iPhone's 8th year anniversary

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

It was roughly around this time in 2007 that the world saw its first official glimpse of Apple's iPhone. As of June of 2014, there have been over 500 million iPhones sold. It's kind of fun to look back and see how the mobile world has changed since then.

The iPhone can really be credited for jumpstarting the modern smartphone age. While there were multi-functional smartphones before that that could access the Internet, make calls and take pictures, none of them really pushed the idea of multi-touch as well as powerful handheld apps.

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