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MagSafe is an patented magnetic conector system from Apple which allows safe disconnecion of cables when tripped over, the system protects against accidental damage to the device, plug and users by safely disengaging the cable when someone trips over the cord.

Regular earphone users face similar issues with it's cord accidentally getting caught upon on a door handle, or other similar situations like tripping your phone along with the connected cable. A simple solution to the problem is as suggested by the "Concept Pogo Addon" for your headphones, which uses the same magnetic connector concept like Apple MagSafe, as shown the video posted ahead.

The upcoming major upgrade to the OS X desktop operating-system from Apple for their Mac product lineup named Apple OS X Mavericks got it's sixth "Developer Preview" release. The beta release is now available for download exclusively to registered Apple developers for testing and development purposes only, the beta build is tagged “13A558” for reference. As with every internal/dev-only release their are numerous channels from where non-developers can grab this "EXPERIMENTAL" build (DevUpdateOSX10.9DP6Combo.dmg) as also shared below.

Apple iPhone is a great piece of technology and like any other gadget can be the source of little annoyances which are simple but tricky to solve, one such commonly encountered problem is when your iPhone thinks it's always connected to a dock and no sound comes out of the device speakers as it diverts all audio to the phantom Dock Connector. Once stuck into the "Dock Connector" mode the volume slider becomes nonoperational and no audio comes out from internal speakers with no option to change the behavior and route audio to internal speakers.

The quick and dirty Google Android 4.3 installation instructions for Windows shared earlier were not perfect and resulted in slow performance. Free virtualization utility Virtualbox offers an superior alternative to QEMU based virtualization used in the previous approach offering much superior working experience and performance benefits. Here's a complete picture-guide to get Google Android 4.3 x86 working in Windows using Oracle VirtualBox.