Wednesday 30 September 2015

Best 5 iPhone 6S Cases

The iPhone 6 and 6S (both look and feel the same on the outside) are beautiful devices with curved aluminum edges, remarkable screens, and beautiful sapphire lensed cameras. All this can change in a drop from your hand onto concrete, and that pretty retina display now looks like someone just hit it with a steel hammer. While every case is different in feel, and use, most of them protect your iPhone a lot better than having it naked. I didn't pick any cases that make your phone feel like a brick--so if that's your thing, perhaps check out an Otterbox case. Here're the top 6 best iPhone cases:

If you couldn't tell from its name, Peel is THE thinnest iPhone case around measuring at just .35mm thick, and weighing around .02 grams! It's almost like a second skin for the device.

It's unbranded, incredibly form fitting, and it even includes a subtle lip to protect the (already durable and scratch proof) camera lens.

The case comes in multiple colors to complement your sexy iPhone. If you're looking for a case to complement your phone without sacrificing its beauty, you can't go wrong with the peel.

Peel retails for 24.99.

2.Spigen Air Cushion

Right next to the peel is the Spigen Air Cushion. It's another case that reveals the outside masterpiece with its clear transparent design. The case uses "air cushion" technology in the case to protect it from harsh drops. The case feels a bit more cheap, and it has that unmistakeable plastic feel, but the air cushion design and (somewhat oddly sharp) lip protects the phone from drops super well.

While it can't hold a candle to peel in terms of thinness, it's much more minimalist than other phone cases while still providing a decent amount of protection. The transparent design also looks very cool when your camera light is on (it lights up around the phone--a cool party trick!).

The Spigen Air Cushion retails for 11.99.


The Spigen Neo Hybrid lineup is known for making great looking cases that feel light but strong. The cases often feel like an additional style accessory, and this Neo Hybrid case for iPhone is no exception.

It's one of the best-looking cases around with slick metallic sides, patterned grip, and its dual-bumper design composed of a polycarbonate frame and soft TPU case resists significant bumps and bruises.

The Spigen Neo Hybrid retails for 18.99.



The Poetic lightweight, slim case is a great affordable hard case that mirrors the lines and angles of the iPhone 6S perfectly. It's got a transparent design, raised lip for screen protection, and it's quite thin.

The Poetic cases have some great color schemes to match with their striped design. Many cases feel like simple revamps, but this case feels made for the iPhone 6S.

You can find the Poetic cases for 12.95.


Looking for someone a little more premium? Grovemade makes great real wooden cases great for showing off at parties or bragging about at work.

Grovemade makers crafted the Grovemade Walnut iPhone case out of solid walnut. While sturdy, the case still retains a minimalist feel. The case adheres directly to your phone with a single-use adhesive to make things extra snug.

This wooden case is a great alternative to other standard cases since it offers some great protection with a stylish alternative feel.

The Grovemade Walnut iPhone case retails for 99.99.

What's your favorite case? Let us know in the comments below!

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Tuesday 29 September 2015

How to stay Anonymous on Bittorrent in a few steps

Despite how useful Bittorrent can be for file sharing purposes, there are inherent risks you take while using the protocol. This guide will show you how to stay anonymous on bittorrent.
  • You can have your internet throttled and spied on.
  • Privacy groups monitor torrent swarms to report IP's to internet service providers which can result in fines.
  • Other users can publicly see your IP address, which can be used to launch DDOS attacks or SSH attacks.

How can people see your IP address?

It’s quite simple. Popular torrent applications like uTorrent have ways to let you see who is in the “swarm” of users/peers who are also sharing/downloading (seeding/leeching) content. Each user in the swarm has their IP address listed. Unless you’re behind an encryption protocol like a proxy or VPN, you can’t hide this information.

A proxy funnels traffic through another server so your IP address in your Torrent application will appear different. A VPN is a more powerful solution because it funnels ALL of your internet traffic through a virtual tunnel to provide encryption.



Open up your torrent application and navigate to the preferences. Find a connection tab, and chose the proxy type as SOCKS5.

We recommend using highly regarded TorGuard services, as they have an insane amount of servers to guarantee high speeds, plenty of well-priced packages, and multiple apps for every platform.

For the proxy field type: proxy.torguard.org. Change the port to 1090 or 1085 or 1080 (if 1080 doesn’t work, try using 1090 or 1085, as some ISPS like Comcast block 1080.) Then, click “Authentication” checkbox. Lastly, enter in your Torguard username/e-mail and password.

Make sure to check the following as well:
Use proxy for hostname lookups.
Use proxy for peer-to-peer connections.
Check everything under “proxy privacy.”

When finished, click apply, then restart--and you’re done!



Navigate to the Torguard download page and download the appropriate client for your operating system (under Torguard VPN Lite). Run the installation package, and when finished, start the program and pick the closest server nearby your location. From here, enter your username/email and password to login.

If you want to check what your IP address looks like to other users, simply try out Torguard’s free CheckMyTorrentIP tool. The tool is a torrent tracker that lets you download a private torrent file that shows your VPN protected IP address. It stays in your queue because there are no seeders; it won’t download, and it’ll stay active. It’s the perfect tool to remain worry-free!

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