Cell phones are a huge investment, and most people want to hang onto them for as long as their features become obsolete. While this can be a good money-saving strategy, using a phone longer than it is intended to be used has its own consequences, like physical damage, glitchy OS, etc.

Smartphones have evolved with time and become more efficient against threats. Regular security patches help minimize the risk of potential vulnerabilities and attacks on sensitive data on the phone. But manufacturers are known to discontinue a device’s security support after a few years. Such smartphones are at a higher risk of a data breach.

While many people today can’t wait to get their hands on the latest smartphones on the market, there is another segment of the population that likes to use their mobile phones until the device is completely broken and dead. Sure, the second category of people are saving money while being more environmentally friendly, but they’re also putting themselves at risk of all kinds of cyber attacks that can have long-term financial and emotional consequences.  Here, we’ve explained the dangers of using very old mobile phones.

Advancements in science have made it possible for something as basic as vacuum cleaners to have innovative features and be powered by smart technology. The newest vacuum cleaners can also be wireless. The appliances provide quality suction power with multiple detachable gadget heads for various purposes. However, human error and negligence can affect the durability of these machines.

Unlike their previous launches, this time Samsung surprised everyone with two Galaxy Note smartphones. The Note 10 and Note 10 Plus are the first flagship models to have no headphone jacks. Also, the enormous Note 10 Plus supports 5G; however, at the moment, Verizon is the only carrier offering it.

Apple is all set to introduce new iPhone variants on September 10, 2019. These new iPhones are expected to be launched as “iPhone XI” instead of iPhone 11. The upcoming variants of this series will include budget-friendly, midrange flagship, and premium-priced models that will be successors to the iPhone X versions.