Free up gigabytes of space on your iPhone

Apple’s 2015 iPhone lineup has more available storage space than ever before, but many budget-conscious Apple fans still opt for 16GB when buying their iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus. There’s certainly nothing wrong with that, but having only 16GB of onboard storage can quickly become an issue on smartphones that don’t have expandable memory.

If your iPhone is filling up faster than you expected, there may be one simple trick that will free up a surprising amount of space.

If you use Safari a lot to browse the web, watch videos and more, you may have inadvertently clogged up your phone with a shocking amount of website data. As you visit websites, look at images and watch videos, Safari downloads those files into cache and they can really add up over time.

Looking to free up some space? Simply open the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad and scroll down to Safari. Then scroll to Clear History and Website Data, tap and confirm.

That’s it!


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Nissan Scratch Shield iPhone

An iPhone case from Nissan? As you can imagine, it would make no sense for the automaker to develop an ordinary case, and the so-called Nissan Scratch Shield iPhone Case is actually special. According to the company, it’s the world’s first “self-healing” iPhone cover: in other words, it quickly fixes (fine) scratches by itself.


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Samsung to seek iPhone 4S bans in France, Italy

SEOUL, Oct. 5 (Yonhap) -- Samsung Electronics Co. said Wednesday that it plans to file complaints against the new iPhone in France and Italy, seeking to block sales of Apple Inc.'s latest device in those European countries.

   The company will ask judges in Paris and Milan on Wednesday morning to ban sales of the new iPhone, alleging that Apple violated its mobile patents, it said in a release.

   Samsung said that Apple infringed on three of its mobile patents in total related to wireless technologies called WCDMA. 
The Korean firm plans to file additional lawsuits in other countries.

   On Tuesday, Apple introduced its iPhone 4S, the upgraded version of the iPhone, at its Cupertino, CA, headquarters. The new iPhone will be released on Oct. 14 in the United States, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Japan and the United Kingdom.

   Samsung and Apple are entangled in around 20 lawsuits over mobile patents and designs in the United States, Europe and Asia. Apple accused Samsung of copying its designs while Samsung claimed the iPhone maker infringed on mobile patents.

   Apple secured a sales injunction on Samsung's tablet computers in Germany last month. Samsung is seeking to lift sales and marketing bans placed on its Galaxy Tab tablet computer in Australia.