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  • Sprint offers $100 trade-in credit for iPhones from competing carriers

    AppleInsider | iPhone
    18 May 2012 | 4:53 pm
    In an effort to drum up subscribership and advertise its unlimited data plan for the iPhone 4S, Sprint revealed on Friday that it will begin offering a $100 credit to any customer who trades in an iPh...

  • Swipe Safari brings OS X Lion inspired functionality to Mobile Safari

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    Jeff Benjamin
    18 May 2012 | 4:46 pm
    Meet the brand new Safari. No, Apple hasn’t made any upgrades to Safari themselves, but you can gain a significantly better Safari browser right now by installing Swipe Safari – a new jailbreak tweak that just touched down on Cydia’s BigBoss repo.Swipe Safari promises to bring OS X Lion’s Safari navigation to the small screen, along with a host of other improved options and abilities.The question is, is it worth its $1.50 asking price? Take a look at our video walkthrough inside and judge for yourselves…(...)Read the rest of Swipe Safari brings OS X Lion inspired…

  • Woman Returns Lost iPhone, Is Rewarded with a Brutal Beating

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    Molly Oswaks
    18 May 2012 | 4:40 pm

  • Official TouchArcade iPhone App Available Now

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    Marianne Schultz
    8 May 2012 | 6:41 am
    There are thousands of games for the iPhone and iPad and finding the true gems among the existing offerings in the App Store –not to mention the new titles that are released every day– can be a daunting task. If you’ve ever looked around for unbiased and reliable game reviews to help you make your purchasing decisions, you’ve probably come across our sister site TouchArcade. While accessing TouchArcade is hardly a chore from any device with a web browser and an internet connection, it’s now even easier for iPhone owners with today’s debut of the official…

  • Apple patents multi-point camera focusing system for multitouch-equipped devices

    AppleInsider | iPhone
    19 May 2012 | 12:35 am
    Apple was awarded a patent on Thursday for a multi-point focusing system that integrates with devices capable of multitouch input, possibly pointing to future use of the technology in a next-generatio...
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  • Physics Puzzler 'Feed Me Oil' Free for Today Only

    Jordan Golson
    17 May 2012 | 11:38 am
    Our sister-site TouchArcade notes that Chillingo's excellent physics puzzler Feed Me Oil is free today for both the iPhone and iPad. It's normally $0.99 for iPhone and $1.99 for iPad. Feed Me Oil is something of a mix between World of Goo and Where's My Water?. Every level features two things: A spigot where oil shoots from, and an area (usually designed as a mouth of a strange creature) where you've got to get the oil to. Completing each level involves getting the oil from the spigot to the goal area utilizing widgets you can drag into the game area. For instance, oil flows off…

  • Comcast Dropping 250GB Data Cap In Favor of "Improved Data Usage Management"

    Jordan Golson
    17 May 2012 | 10:26 am
    Several years ago, Comcast began instituting bandwidth caps of 250GB per month on its residential customers. In 2008, this was plenty for most customers, but with the advent of streaming video services like Netflix, Hulu, WatchESPN and others, some users have been concerned about whether the 250GB cap was sufficient for their needs. Today, Comcast has announced it is revamping its cap system, instituting larger caps with the ability for customers to purchase additional gigabytes in blocks. The first new approach will offer multi-tier usage allowances that incrementally increase usage…

  • China Mobile Again Confirms iPhone Talks with Apple

    Eric Slivka
    16 May 2012 | 6:26 am
    Reuters reports that China Mobile Chairman Xi Guohua has once again publicly stated that the world's largest mobile phone carrier is engaged in talks with Apple about offering the iPhone to its customers."We've been actively talking to Apple on how we can cooperate," China Mobile Chairman Xi Guohua, who assumed the post in March, told a shareholders meeting. "I can't give you too many details, but I'd like to repeat that both sides do hope to boost our cooperation," Xi added after the meeting.China Unicom was Apple's launch partner for the iPhone in China, and availability expanded to China…

  • In Lawsuit Over Siri, Apple Says the Technology is "Cutting Edge"

    Jordan Golson
    15 May 2012 | 11:29 am
    Apple has filed a motion to dismiss in a case filed by customers over alleged misleading advertising depicting the Siri technology in the iPhone 4S. The lawsuit, filed in March, alleges that Apple's advertising of Siri doesn't reflect real-world usage. When asked for directions or to locate a store, "Siri either did not understand what Plaintiff was asking, or, after a very long wait time, responded with the wrong answer." In a motion to dismiss (via Scribd), Apple attempts to shoot down the Plaintiff's arguments, reports the Wall Street Journal: They offer only general descriptions of…

  • iPhone a 'Game Changer' for Customer Satisfaction

    Eric Slivka
    15 May 2012 | 10:44 am
    The American Customer Satisfaction Index (ASCI) today released its latest rankings of customer satisfaction in the United States for mobile phones and a number of products and services, with the new mobile phone rankings being expanded to include Apple, Research in Motion, LG, and HTC for the first time. In its first appearance in the rankings, Apple easily topped the list with a score of 83, outdistancing Nokia, LG, and HTC in a tie for second place at 75. Apple's performance marks the first time a mobile phone company scored above 77 in any of the group's surveys dating back to 2004.For…
 
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  • iSpaceship is a research campus, won’t replace corporate HQ

    Christian Zibreg
    19 May 2012 | 10:03 am
    Apple’s ring-shaped, spaceship-like campus wont replace the company’s corporate headquarters at 1 Infinite Loop in Cupertino, California, where approximately 10,000 employees come to work, 9to5Mac has learned.Instead, the spectacular all-glass structure will serve as research facility office space for an additional 13,000 employees and will provide an additional 300,000 feet of expansion space for future growth.The publication was able to glean this information from a brochure Apple sent to Cupertino residents as it sought feedback amid concerns that the facility will add to the…

  • Swipe Safari brings OS X Lion inspired functionality to Mobile Safari

    Jeff Benjamin
    18 May 2012 | 4:46 pm
    Meet the brand new Safari. No, Apple hasn’t made any upgrades to Safari themselves, but you can gain a significantly better Safari browser right now by installing Swipe Safari – a new jailbreak tweak that just touched down on Cydia’s BigBoss repo.Swipe Safari promises to bring OS X Lion’s Safari navigation to the small screen, along with a host of other improved options and abilities.The question is, is it worth its $1.50 asking price? Take a look at our video walkthrough inside and judge for yourselves…(...)Read the rest of Swipe Safari brings OS X Lion inspired…

  • This 0.25 mm case makes your iPhone waterproof

    Cody
    18 May 2012 | 2:11 pm
    Water damage. It’s a concern on the minds of nearly every major smartphone manufacturer out there, and their customers. And while companies like HZO and Liquipel are trying to change that, their technologies aren’t quite there yet.So while we wait for some of the new-aged tech to mature, there’s still plenty of physical case options to choose from to make your iPhone waterproof. And if you happen to be a minimalist, you might want to check out the Case Marine…(...)Read the rest of This 0.25 mm case makes your iPhone waterproof "This 0.25 mm case makes your iPhone…

  • Pioneer Cellular lands the iPhone, too

    Christian Zibreg
    18 May 2012 | 1:49 pm
    The iPhone has landed today on another regional wireless network in the United States, bringing a total number of iPhone-friendly carriers in the country to thirteen.According to Oklahoma-based Pioneer Cellular, today they began offering the iPhone 4S in five company-owned stores.Additionally, Apple’s smartphone will hit other Pioneer retail stores on May 29, June 4, June 11 and June 18…(...)Read the rest of Pioneer Cellular lands the iPhone, too "Pioneer Cellular lands the iPhone, too" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. Make sure to follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Google+.

  • Apple again seen testing FaceTime over 3G

    Cody
    18 May 2012 | 1:19 pm
    While folks in the jailbreak community have been able to make FaceTime calls on cellular networks for quite some time now, others haven’t been so lucky. Since it debuted in 2010, the video calling feature has remained Wi-Fi-only.Today, however, evidence has surfaced that suggests Apple is testing a FaceTime over 3G option. The folks over at iDevice posted the above screenshot, which was taken from an error message pulled out of iOS 5.1.1…(...)Read the rest of Apple again seen testing FaceTime over 3G "Apple again seen testing FaceTime over 3G" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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  • Radio: Apple Q2 earnings, Windows 8 & mobile devices

    danieleran
    28 Apr 2012 | 10:46 am
    Gene Steinberg of the Tech Night Owl invited me to talk about Apple’s most recent earnings release, Windows 8 and of course, Android. Also on the show are CNET’s Geoffrey Morrison and Ross Rubin of NPD Group. You can tune into the live broadcast stream Saturday night from 7:00 to 10:00 PM Pacific, 10:00 PM to [...]

  • Video: Weekend Tech Review: Macworld Week 4 2012

    danieleran
    29 Jan 2012 | 12:49 am
    Here’s a video recap of the top tech stories involving Apple for the fourth week of 2012, including a look at Apple’s earnings, Macworld, product news, the week’s business stories, and upcoming events. You can also follow us on Twitter: @appleinsider and @DanielEran.

  • Video: Weekend Tech Review: iBooks Event Week 3 2012

    danieleran
    22 Jan 2012 | 12:29 pm
    Daniel Eran Dilger Here’s a video recap of the top tech stories involving Apple for the third week of 2012, including a look at Apple’s iBooks Event, product news, the week’s business stories, and upcoming events. You can also follow us on Twitter: @appleinsider and @DanielEran. Weekend Tech Review: iBooks Author Week 3 Jan 2012 – YouTube

  • Radio: CES 2012 and the tech industry

    danieleran
    20 Jan 2012 | 3:46 pm
    Gene Steinberg of the Tech Night Owl invited me to talk about CES 2012 and efforts by Intel, AMD, ARM, Apple, and Google. Also on the show are Kirk McElhearn of Macworld and Rob Pegoraro of USAToday. You can tune into the live broadcast stream Saturday night from 7:00 to 10:00 PM Pacific, 10:00 PM to [...]

  • Shit Tech Guys Say

    danieleran
    17 Jan 2012 | 11:38 pm
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  • Socially Connected, iSource & You!

    Renkman
    18 May 2012 | 6:19 pm
     If you’re reading this, chances are you already know where to come to find the best in-depth, up to date Apple news, reviews, and info on the web.  However, now-a-days, there are many different venues to access iSource and the posts of our talented team of writers and editors.  So, when you can’t get enough of iSource, where else can you find us? ForumsWhen you come to iSource looking for answers to those burning questions, and you can’t find them after browsing or searching our posts, there is no better place to go than to our Forums.  The Forums are a great place to…

  • iSource Picks of the Week

    Renkman
    18 May 2012 | 5:00 am
     Welcome to our weekly installment of Picks of the Week at iSource where we provide our expanded coverage of Apple accessories and applications. Here we will promote our favorite iPhone, iPad, iPod, Mac and Apple TV related items, as well as bring you occasional tips and tricks. Hopefully many of our favorite items will also be of interest to you. Please feel free to comment on our selections, and suggest picks of your own. Check out this week’s picks after the break. artCircles  [ v 2.0.6 ]Picked by: Alex Jordan  My pick this week is Art Circles from art.com. I love…

  • Apple Seeds: New Build of Mountain Lion, the iPhone5.com Domain Name, More

    Alex Jordan
    17 May 2012 | 3:29 pm
    Apple Seeds is iSource’s daily roundup of Apple-related stories for the most diehard of fans, or for the news junkie that has to have all of the day’s news: Apple Update Mountain Lion Build to 12A206jApple has seeded a new build (12A206j) of OS X Mountain Lion to developers. It is currently unknown what changes might be present in this build of Mountain Lion other than 2007 MacBook Pros, with the “MacBookPro3,1″ identifier currently do not work with this build. Apple states that they will fix this in a future build. Apple Now Presumably Owns iPhone5.com Domain NameApple…

  • Review: Manga Rock 2 for iPhone and iPad

    Thomas
    17 May 2012 | 11:12 am
    If your iOS device is decidedly lacking in stories of girls dressing up as boys in order to charm other girls; fox ninjas with nine tails and frogs in tow; or unbelievably clumsy students who just really want to get into Tokyo University already, then you’ll want to download a copy of Manga Rock 2.This universal app is like having an entire manga section of a (good) comic shop right on your device, for one ridiculously price. Actually, comparing Manga Rock 2 to a single comic section doesn’t quite do it justice, because you can take your pick from three online repositories, each…

  • Is it a Good Time to Buy a New Mac?

    Alex Jordan
    16 May 2012 | 5:22 pm
    Many are wondering if it is a good time to buy a new Mac. Here’s what I’ve got to say on the matter.There is a tremendous amount of uncertainty swirling around Apple’s Mac line of computers right now. This is despite the company’s claim that they are doubling down on the Mac with major annual updates to OS X, spearheaded this year with Mountain Lion. Even so, it’s apparent Apple’s earnings reports that the Mac is no longer their cornerstone product. The iPhone and iPad are now in charge.There have been no major Mac hardware updates and we are five months…
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  • MacStories looks at four years of the App Store

    Mike Schramm
    18 May 2012 | 1:45 pm
    It's been almost four years since Apple debuted its App Store platform for iOS (and then the Mac), and MacStories has an in-depth look back at that time. In just four short years, Apple has gone from saying that all we'd need on iOS are web apps, to a millions of dollars a year industry that supports almost half a million jobs. Needless to say, that's phenomenal growth. But what's most interesting about the growth of the App Store is how the apps themselves have changed. MacStories writes about that initial push -- in those early days, the quality of the software was very low, and there were…

  • Sprint to offer $100 towards iPhone 4S upon trade-in

    Kelly Hodgkins
    18 May 2012 | 7:00 am
    Sprint wants customers to buy the iPhone 4S and is offering a US$100 credit for the 4S to anyone who brings in an older iPhone as a trade. Details of this trade-in offer was published by TechnoBuffalo, who received it from a trusted source. This offer is supposedly available to both new and existing customers who agree to a new two-year contract and will last until June 30.Sprint to offer $100 towards iPhone 4S upon trade-in originally appeared on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog on Fri, 18 May 2012 09:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Sprint to offer $100 towards iPhone 4S…

  • iRig Mix out now, impresses with size and features

    Mike Schramm
    17 May 2012 | 4:00 pm
    IK Multimedia's iRig Mix mixer has finally arrived in stores, and it's just as impressive now as it was back when we saw it in action at CES this year. The mixer is sturdy and impressively small, and it has hookups for two different sources, including two iOS devices or any other stereo input source, as well as an extra mic/instrument input. Those sounds can then be mixed together, balanced, or tweaked with EQ, and sent out to a headphone jack on the bottom, and a stereo RCA output on the top. In short, this is a great full-featured mixer for mixing together sounds from almost anywhere. The…

  • Daily iPhone App: Amoebattle does RTS right

    Mike Schramm
    17 May 2012 | 12:00 pm
    Most takes on real-time strategy for the App Store have to corrupt the form in some way, yet some still turn out well (see Total War Battles for a a great RTS game that takes a different turn). But Amoebattle impressively does RTS as you expect it. You choose units, send them around exploring, and tap to attack or move through the fog of war in real-time. There are nine different unit types to be discovered during the campaign, and each has its own attributes and abilities. The graphics are cute and colorful, but the tactics are hard to master -- especially near the end, when the game has no…

  • Time Warner Cable, Viacom settle dispute over TV iPad app

    Kelly Hodgkins
    17 May 2012 | 11:30 am
    Time Warner Cable and Viacom announced in a joint press release that the two companies have resolved their disagreement over video streaming to mobile devices. Details of the settlement were not announced. The new-found friendliness means Viacom shows like The Daily Show with Jon Stewart will be available to Time Warner Cable subscribers who watch TV via the TWC TV app. The additional channels should be added in the next few weeks. Customers can download The TWC TV app from the iOS App Store for free. It requires a Time Warner Cable subscription.Time Warner Cable, Viacom settle dispute over…
 
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  • iTranslate Voice for iPhone Does Language Translation on the Fly (Mostly)

    Marianne Schultz
    18 May 2012 | 11:23 am
    Though it’s not the first voice-to-voice language translation app in the App Store, Sonico’s iTranslate Voice is currently topping the paid charts in the App Store and is earning a wide range of ratings so far. I’ve always been intrigued by voice translation apps (see my reviews of Trippo Voicemagix and Vocre) and I thought iTranslate Voice, which debuted in the App Store a little over a week ago, was worth a closer look. iTranslate Voice’s main screen is pretty bare, presenting only two microphone buttons to kick off dictation of the language you want to translate.

  • Flight+ Puts Comprehensive Travel Information at your Fingertips

    Marianne Schultz
    15 May 2012 | 12:25 pm
    While many airlines offer their own apps to provide easier access to flight status and other information, keeping one for every airline you fly can clutter up your iPhone quickly. An app that provides flight information across multiple airlines and airports can be more practical and a quick trip out of town this week gave me an easy opportunity to check out Flight+, a new app that offers just this. For this trip I wanted to keep an eye on my flights, an easy task with Flight+. You can search for and save specific flights and choose to receive push notifications if its details change, such as…

  • Slow Feeds Makes Reading RSS Feeds More Manageable

    Marianne Schultz
    10 May 2012 | 10:54 am
    Though RSS feeds are meant to make it a little easier to stay on top of new items posted on your favorite websites, the sheer number of articles published by some sites can overwhelm others, making this task more difficult in reality when you go to catch up in your favorite feed reader. Zozi Apps created Slow Feeds in an attempt to help you parse through your feeds and make sure that high volume sites don’t drown out sites that publish new items less frequently. Stefan Pauwels of Zozi Apps said that he created Slow Feeds for two reasons: to avoid worrying about post frequency when…

  • Official TouchArcade iPhone App Available Now

    Marianne Schultz
    8 May 2012 | 6:41 am
    There are thousands of games for the iPhone and iPad and finding the true gems among the existing offerings in the App Store –not to mention the new titles that are released every day– can be a daunting task. If you’ve ever looked around for unbiased and reliable game reviews to help you make your purchasing decisions, you’ve probably come across our sister site TouchArcade. While accessing TouchArcade is hardly a chore from any device with a web browser and an internet connection, it’s now even easier for iPhone owners with today’s debut of the official…

  • Apple Releases iOS 5.1.1 to Fix Bugs

    Marianne Schultz
    7 May 2012 | 1:37 pm
    Apple has released iOS 5.1.1 today to fix several bugs involving HDR photos, Airplay video playback, Safari bookmark and Reading List synchronization, and the iPad’s ability to switch between 2G and 3G networks. Improves reliability of using HDR option for photos taken using the Lock Screen shortcut Addresses bugs that could prevent the new iPad from switching between 2G and 3G networks Fixes bugs that affected AirPlay video playback in some circumstances Improved reliability for syncing Safari bookmarks and Reading List Fixes an issue where ‘Unable to purchase’ alert could…
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  • GrabberApp – Open Any App with LockScreen Camera Icon

    Douglas
    14 May 2012 | 4:41 am
    The new Camera icon located on the LockScreen of firmware 5.1 is a quick and easy way to access the stock camera app. This is great for when you need to take a picture or video and you don’t have time to unlock your iPhone, enter a password, & tap the camera icon. GrabberApp is a new hack that allows you to customize this icon to open any app. Facebook may be a good choice if you are an addict but other options that might make more sense are include other camera apps, task lists, navigation, mail, etc. Available for free in Cydia. Developer Description: Apple did great work on the…

  • Calendar for NotificationCenter

    Douglas
    14 Apr 2012 | 11:34 am
    I love hacks like SBSettings that allow me to put the current date in my statusbar all the time. But, if you’re looking for a little more info, check out this hack. It adds a full calendar into your Notification Center. There are no settings for the hack but to turn it on and off. You can swipe left and right on the calendar to see other months. This app is free and can be downloaded in the Cydia App.

  • AppUpdateNotifier – Push Notifications for App Store Updates

    Douglas
    13 Apr 2012 | 8:22 pm
    This is an application that should have originally came with the App Store. This application sends you a push notification every time one of your installed apps has an update. You can configure the app under your Settings app to check hourly, daily, weekly or monthly for new updates. There’s also an ignore list so you can disable notifications for certain application updates. I use the ignore list for Apple apps that recently updated for iOS 5.1 that I do not want to update because I’m still on 5.0.1. This application is $1.49 in the Cydia Store.

  • Camera+ – Update 3.0.2

    Douglas
    13 Apr 2012 | 1:38 pm
    Mostly bug fixes here but I thought it was pretty funny that they listed one of their update features as “- NOT owned by Facebook.” They say there are some new features coming soon but not until the next update. I’m sure they would have taken the 1 Billion from Facebook if offered… Bug fix details: Bug fixes aplenty! - fixed a bug where Camera+ would launch very slowly if you previously had your shooting mode set to Burst (if you’re still experiencing slow launch times, please contact us at http://taptaptap.com/contact with more details so we can help resolve any…

  • Hipstamatic – Update 251

    Douglas
    13 Apr 2012 | 1:05 pm
    I haven’t used this app lately because I have Instagram now and don’t use many other apps for photo effects. One of the recent features to be added is the ability to directly post to Instagram from Hipstamatic so I thought I’d give it a try. Here are some pictures I took: A couple things that I don’t like about Hipstamatic are you have to pick the camera before you take the picture where Instagraam you take one picture and can scroll through the results later. I also don’t like that the preview is a very small square on the screen. Overall, if you’re…
 
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  • News: iLounge Weekly arriving Monday, giveaway update

    Charles Starrett
    18 May 2012 | 2:30 pm
    The latest edition of iLounge Weekly, our weekly newsletter covering all things iLounge, will be arriving in subscribers’ inboxes Monday morning. iLounge Weekly is a summary of the week’s best news, reviews, and feature articles we’ve published, and it also features giveaways and accessory discount offers from various companies. There’s still plenty of time to sign up and receive this week’s edition — just use the simple form…

  • News: DataMan update adds per-app data usage tracking

    Jesse Hollington
    18 May 2012 | 1:35 pm
    XVision has released an update to DataMan, its real-time data usage tracking app for iOS devices. DataMan allows iPhone users to keep track of their Wi-Fi and cellular data usage. Users can view usage by date and time and location and even plot usage on a chart or a map and set alerts to be notified when data usage exceeds certain daily, weekly or monthly thresholds. Version 5.2 adds a new “App Watch” feature that allows users to track…

  • Review: Hex Code Folio for iPad 2 + iPad (3rd-Gen)

    Nick Guy
    18 May 2012 | 12:50 pm
    The first thing we noticed about Code Folio is its atypical thickness. It’s not due to the flat cowhide cover, but rather the bulky soft-touch-coated plastic frame unlike any we’ve come across in the past. Measuring it at half an inch around the edges, the hold is secure, but we’re just not sure why Hex didn’t shave a few millimeters off of the bottom to slim it down. Overall it’s not an empirically bad thing, and it…

  • News: National Geographic releases Look & Learn Animals

    Jesse Hollington
    18 May 2012 | 12:25 pm
    National Geographic has released a new educational iOS app, Look & Learn: Animals. Based on the popular early National Geographic learning books series, the app teaches preschoolers about animals and the alphabet through a collection of beautiful animal photography and sounds with three age-appropriate learning games. Children can play animal matching games and practice shape recognition, bounce animals around and try to imitate their sounds,…

  • News: Art Authority updated with Retina Display graphics

    Jesse Hollington
    18 May 2012 | 12:05 pm
    Open Door Networks has released an update to Art Authority for iPad, its virtual art museum and library for the iPad, adding support for the third-generation iPad Retina Display. Art Authority provides users with access to a collection of more than 50,000 works from over 1,000 of the western world’s greatest artists, organized into virtual rooms by period. Users can browse works of art by period, choose a specific artist to view an exhibition…
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  • Unofficial Steve Jobs biopic, jOBS gets a website, reveals new details

    Rene Ritchie
    19 May 2012 | 6:42 am
    The unofficial, independent Steve Jobs biopic starring Ashton Kutcher, has gotten an official name -- jOBS -- a website, and has released some new details about the production. The film chronicling the life of Steve Jobs, the Apple Inc. co-founder and charismatic master of innovation, begins principal photography in June and in keeping with the project's commitment to accuracy and authenticity, will film early scenes in the actual Los Altos home where Jobs grew up and in the historic garage where he and Steve Wozniak founded Apple. jOBS is produced by Mark Hulme and Five Star Pictures and…

  • Apple sends out Apple Campus 2 brochure to new neighbors

    Rene Ritchie
    19 May 2012 | 6:24 am
    Apple has reportedly sent out a shiny brochure to their new neighbors, detailing aspects of the futuristic campus they're planning to build on the old HP lot. 9to5Mac got their hands on a copy, and shared some of the details, the most interesting of which is: Campus 2, as it is currently called, won’t replace the 1 Infinite Loop campus. Instead, it will just provide ‘research facility’ office space for an additional 13,000 employees, more than 3,000 more than 1 Infinite Loop. There is 300,000 feet of expansion space for future growth. And yes, that seems to mean no museum, no new…

  • Apple announces its iTunes Festival line up, watch live performances on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch

    Chris Oldroyd
    19 May 2012 | 1:45 am
    Apple has just announced its line up for the annual iTunes Festival. The event which first started in 2007 has been hugely popular as all of the tickets are given away free of charge. The live concerts all take place at London’s The Roundhouse and it all kicks off on September 1st and goes on until September 30th. Every year since 2007, the iTunes Festival has been bringing you a full month of spectacular live music. Many of the world’s biggest stars and the brightest newcomers have graced the festival stage, and this year’s brilliant line-up includes jack White, One Direction, Norah…

  • Cuboid for iPhone review

    Leanna Lofte
    18 May 2012 | 11:57 pm
    Cuboid is a fun 3D puzzle game for the iPhone and iPad of flipping and rolling a cuboid through a maze-like puzzle placed in the setting of mystic, ancient ruins. Cuboid is available on the iPhone and iPad as a universal app, but the screenshots in this review will be from an iPhone, only. For those who may not know, a cuboid a rectangular solid that is in the shape of a box. In this game, if you were to cut the cuboid in half (longways), the result would be two cubes. The goal of the game is simple, roll the cuboid through the puzzle so that you get it to fall through the square hole. It's…

  • How to have a video chat with your Android and BlackBerry friends and family

    Gary Mazo
    18 May 2012 | 8:53 pm
    You’ve got the new iPad, you have tried out your front facing camera with FaceTime, but now you realize that many of your friends don’t live in the iOS world. So, how can you video chat with your BlackBerry, Android, and Windows Phone friends? The good news is that there really are a bunch of options for video chatting with Android, Windows Phone and Windows and Mac PC users.  The bad news is that there aren’t, as of yet, a bunch of great options.   We will take a look at a good cross sampling to help give you some choices in the realm of video chat. The only caveat here is that you…
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  • Win Free e-Copies of the brand new Unity book

    marie
    18 May 2012 | 7:33 am
    After the huge success of our earlier giveaway we have again teamed up with Packt Publishing! This time three lucky winners stand a chance to win a copy of the newest addition to their hugely successful Unity series. Keep reading to find out how you can be one of the Lucky Winners. Overview of Unity iOS Essentials:  Dive straight into game development with no previous Unity or iOS experience Add multiplayer, input controls, debugging, in app and micro payments to your game Implement the different business models that will enable you to make money on iOS games Read more about this book and…

  • Stand out with a great app design at 30% off: Offer ends in 5 days

    Mobile Orchard Team
    17 May 2012 | 2:30 pm
    Scenario: You have an app and you want to get some mentions on top blogs and review sites. How do you go about it? Send an email and say.. “Here is another RSS reader app that does x and y, please can you review it…” OR “Here is an RSS reader app that gives the reader a stunning user experience with its custom User interface…”. Which of the statements do you think will help in getting your app featured. Review sites and top blogs don’t want to feature yet another me too product. There has to be a reason why your app stands out from the rest. One way…

  • Apple’s iPhone accounts for 7.9% of all mobile phones sold worldwide

    marie
    17 May 2012 | 5:47 am
    Yesterday Research firm Gartner released its latest mobile device data for the first quarter of 2012. The research company found that Apple’s 33.1 million iPhones sold accounted for roughly 7.9 percent of the total mobile phone market. This is not quite in congruence with the numbers from Apple who stated last month that they sold 35.1 million iPhones. What’s interesting is that Apple’s share doubled from the first quarter of 2011, when the company sold 16.8 million iPhones and represented 3.9 percent of all mobile device sales. For the first time since 1998 Nokia have been…

  • Aaron Sorkin to write script for Sony’s Steve Jobs biopic

    marie
    16 May 2012 | 5:33 am
      It has long been reported that Sony is working on an adaptation of Walter Isaacson’s authorized biography of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, yesterday Sony announced that Aaron Sorkin, the award-winning writer who wrote the screenplay for The Social Network, has agreed to write the script for the biopic. Sony Pictures Entertainment announced on Tuesday that Sorkin had signed on to the project, Sony Pictures co-chairman Amy Pascal says: “There is no writer working in Hollywood today who is more capable of capturing such an extraordinary life for the screen than Aaron Sorkin; in…

  • 5 Apps Designed to Help You Better Manage Your Business

    Mobile Orchard Team
    15 May 2012 | 10:41 am
    As a business owner, managing every aspect of your business properly is key to your success. However, doing so is easier said than done.  There are meetings to keep track of, accounts to keep in balance, and payroll to manage at any given point throughout the week. One of the best ways to keep all your appointments, paperwork, and bills in line is by turning your smartphone into your personal assistant, and downloading a few quality apps to your smartphone.  Aside from knowing which are the best credit cards to get and downloading personal finance apps, the following apps will…
 
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  • Lifedge Case Makes iPad Waterproof and Shock Resistant

    iPhone News
    19 May 2012 | 12:20 am
    Scanstrut company introduced a new case for the iPad, which makes it water and shock resistant. The cover has a coefficient of resistance IP67, which means it will save your tablet in half-hour stay under water a meter or a fall onto concrete from a height of one meter. The case is called Lifedge by international company Scanstrut herald a brand new product line. So far, the company was known primarily as a producer of technologies and products designed to protect equipment used underwater. In this case for iPad Scanstrut will try to get a name and other niche markets and to expand its…

  • The next iPhone will be thinner and lighter

    iPhone News
    13 May 2012 | 4:19 am
    Rumors about the next iPhone specifications continue in full speed. The newest of these is that so-called iPhone 5 will have a new touch panel, which will reduce both weight and size of the phone. Apple is committed Sharp and Toshiba to manufacture these panels. These panels are made by a technology called “in-cell multitouch”. Using this technology integrates touch function inside the TFT LCD screen. This removes the need for additional sensors and glass. The screen remains thin, and overall device easier. This technology is not yet fully established in the production of panels.

  • Zooey Deschanel iPhone 4S/Siri commercial

    iPhone News
    12 May 2012 | 2:35 am
    Zooey Deschanel does an iPhone commercial showing off Siri. Zooey Deschanel iPhone 4S/Siri commercialiphone news

  • iPad mini will cost less than $300

    iPhone News
    30 Apr 2012 | 10:43 pm
    Apple will release this year, smaller version of your iPad. Mini tablet, expected in Q3 will cost between $250 and $300, according to various internet sources referring to the Chinese edition game.163.com. With such low price, Apple hopes to attract iPad mini buyers in expense of competitors Amazon Kindle Fire and Windows 8 tablets. Although a significantly smaller screen, iPad mini will be able to run normal applications written for first and second generation of the tablet. Initially, Apple will release six million pieces of tablet, devices will be assembled by companies Foxconn and…

  • iPhone 5 will come in October, says Foxconn boss

    iPhone News
    30 Apr 2012 | 3:30 am
    The latest information about anticipated smartphone 6th generation Apple once again focus on the premiere in the fall rather than summer, as the other rumors. This boss is mentioned in the Chinese company Foxconn, which manufactures iPhone, in an interview to the Korean edition Maeil Business Newspaper. He shared and that the company recently received preliminary orders for work on the iPhone 5, which will appear in autumn, and particularly in October. From other information 9to5Mac understand that Apple tested a prototype of the iPhone with 1GB RAM memory and dual processor A5X, which can…
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  • Report: FaceTime may be coming to 3G networks

    18 May 2012 | 8:28 pm
    Apple may be preparing to enable its FaceTime video-chat service to be used over 3G networks. The company has yet to confirm such plans, however Romanian Apple website iDevice has reportedly observed new warnings in iOS 5.1.1 that appear to be geared for FaceTime calls placed over 3G networks rather than Wi-Fi....

  • Apple Stores underway in US, Canada, France, UK

    18 May 2012 | 8:24 pm
    On the heels of last week's opening of the Murcia, Spain Apple Store, various sources have reported stores underway or near opening around the world. The next most likely international store is thought to be in Paris, France in the La Defense district, which is scheduled to open on May 26. Also coming later in the year is a new story in Salt Lake City, Utah; one near Bakersfield, California; a planned expansion of the existing store in Calgary, Alberta in Canada, and Apple has allegedly taken over a lease on a store in Plymouth, England....

  • Facebook acquires social-gifting startup Karma

    18 May 2012 | 7:48 pm
    Facebook's initial public offering remained the biggest story in tech throughout the day, overshadowing the social network's latest acquisition, Karma, a company that specializes in mobile social gifting. The startup has developed an e-commerce platform that enables mobile users to quickly find gifts, select a personalized card, and notify the recipient via text message, e-mail or Facebook....

  • Apple working on multi-point touch focus for iOS

    18 May 2012 | 7:04 pm
    A recent patent award reveals plans for further improvement in iOS cameras, allowing for two or more different zones of an image to be selected for focus and other settings, with the camera selecting a compromise point automatically if there is too much difference in the selected zones. The patent application also suggests that future iPhones might incorporate a dedicated image processor for photos and video....

  • Indie Jobs movie to film at original Apple 'garage' site

    18 May 2012 | 6:01 pm
    The independent biopic of Apple co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs starring Ashton Kutcher that begins filming next month has modified its title to simply jOBS with the "Get Inspired" portion that was previous thought to be part of the title now identified as just a tagline. The low-budget production from Five Star Feature Films says it will commence principle shooting next month, including the actual Los Altos home of Jobs' parents, including the garage that started it all....
 
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  • I Hate To Hear The DooWop

    Administrator
    15 May 2012 | 3:05 am
    It is once again Tuesday and we have just released a new batch of iPhone ringtones. If you are a subscriber they will all be available in your feed in iTunes by the time you read this as usual. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1iA3R06o7Y This week the ringtone is titled “I Hate To Hear The DooWop”: I know you hate to hear it But let me make it clear You’ve got to get your phone You’ve got to get your phone I know you hate to hear it But let me make it clear You’ve got to get your phone Right Now - the instrumental tone this week is “Speed Up – Slow Down” As…

  • Whistling Telephone Call

    Administrator
    8 May 2012 | 12:27 pm
    It is once again Tuesday and we have just released the 88th batch of iPhone ringtones. If you are a subscriber they will all be available in your feed in iTunes by the time you read this as usual. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNdZwyee-20 This week the ringtone is titled “Whistling Telephone Call”: This is just a telephone call - the instrumental tone this week is “Outer Space Bell” As usual please make sure you right-click the RingtoneFeeder podcast in iTunes and select “Update Podcast” and then click the “GET ALL” button to make sure all the tones are downloaded…

  • Obvious Choir

    Administrator
    1 May 2012 | 1:51 am
    It is once again Tuesday and we have just released a new batch of iPhone ringtones. If you are a subscriber they will all be available in your feed in iTunes by the time you read this as usual. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEBtnat5msE This week the ringtone is titled “Obvious Choir”: This is a phone call This is a phone call Answer your phone right now This is a phone call don’t be so cool, y’all Answer your phone right now - the instrumental tone this week is “Cathedral Organ” As usual please make sure you right-click the RingtoneFeeder podcast in iTunes and select…

  • Singer Songwriter Ringtone

    Administrator
    24 Apr 2012 | 4:09 am
    It is once again Tuesday and we have just released the 116th batch of iPhone ringtones. If you are a subscriber they will all be available in your feed in iTunes by the time you read this as usual. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1D37EuII60 This week the ringtone is titled “Singer Songwriter Ringtone”: hello, hello - the instrumental tone this week is “Uptown Beat” As usual please make sure you right-click the RingtoneFeeder podcast in iTunes and select “Update Podcast” and then click the “GET ALL” button to make sure all the tones are downloaded automatically. If you are a…

  • Extraterrestrial Song

    Administrator
    17 Apr 2012 | 2:54 pm
    It is once again Tuesday and we have just released the 115th batch of iPhone ringtones. If you are a subscriber they will all be available in your feed in iTunes by the time you read this as usual. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qH_LbIvoa9I This week the ringtone is titled “No”: No, No, No, No Don’t answer the phone - the instrumental tone this week is “Extraterrestrial Song” As usual please make sure you right-click the RingtoneFeeder podcast in iTunes and select “Update Podcast” and then click the “GET ALL” button to make sure all the tones are downloaded…
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  • Augmented reality sandbox lets you change the course of rivers, won’t get you wet

    admin
    7 May 2012 | 1:54 am
    Ask in any kid, playing in the sandbox is fun enough on its own, but too much moisture will turn your grainy playground into a lumpy mess. Researchers at UC Davis have cooked up one solution: an augmented reality sandbox. The project uses a Kinect sensor in conjunction with a digital projector and a bit of software to overlay topographical data and simulated water over a traditional — and dry — sandbox. The end result is an augmented environment that can be used to teach geographic, geologic and hydrological concepts. The team hopes the project will help them develop hands-on…

  • LG’s Google TV-enabled sets coming to US end of May

    admin
    7 May 2012 | 1:54 am
    LG revealed two Google-loaded TVs at CES, but never gave us prices or told us when these LED models might dangle their skinny bezels in stores. In briefings at Google last week, we heard that the 47-incher (47G2) and 55-incher (55G2) would sell for $1699 and $2299 respectively — although Amazon already has them listed significantly cheaper than that. Now, to complete the jigsaw, Reuters has quoted LG exec Ro Seogho as saying that these Google TVs will ship in the US from May 21st. In the meantime, check out our hands-on from Las Vegas, because that new QWERTY-equipped Magic Motion…

  • New York’s Chinatown Fair arcade hits reset, plays a new game

    admin
    7 May 2012 | 1:54 am
    When Chinatown Fair closed in March of last year, Filmmaker Kurt Vincent went to work documenting the New York arcade’s final days, continuing to return to the location after it shuttered to work on his upcoming film, Arcade. Imagine his surprise when he ran into Lonnie Sobel, the famous amusement hall’s new owner, stocking it with new game cabinets. It’s been a few months since Vincent’s discovery, but Chinatown Fair finally reopened its doors over the weekend. Old regulars may want to brace themselves, however, Sobel’s playing a different game.

  • Adobe Creative Suite 6 now available, Creative Cloud floating into action May 11th

    admin
    7 May 2012 | 1:53 am
    Eager to get your fancy new mask on? Open up the wallet. Adobe’s freshly announced Creative Suite (we’re up to CS6, for those keeping count) is now available, with Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Flash Professional and more up for grabs. As for that subscription-based Creative Cloud option? Folks looking to pay monthly for the new wares will have to wait until Friday, May 11th. Those buying outright can get the CS6 Master Collection for $2,599, while $1,899 gets you Production Premium (or Design & Web Premium) and $1,299 nets you…

  • BlackBerry 10 to get video editor, screen sharing according to forum leak

    admin
    7 May 2012 | 1:53 am
    The Blackberry 10 Dev Alpha we wrapped our mitts around last week didn’t tell us much about RIM’s big QNX-based OS update (being loaded with PlayBook OS 2.0 and all), but Crackberry forum user Biggulpseh seemingly has the deets that the folks in Waterloo weren’t ready to reveal. So-called internal documents reportedly detail a tilt-senstive lock screen that pushes notifications to the user based on the device’s movement (called “cinnamon toast”), a screen-sharing ability to ramp up the productivity of video calls and a robust video editor resulting from…
 
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  • Slimmest iPhone 5 Concept Ever

    Sophia
    18 May 2012 | 5:12 am
    It seems we will not be able to take a glance at the new iPhone before its official launch, so all we have left to do till October is to rely on the talents of designers and concept-dreamers who depict some of the rumored features of iPhone 5 for fan-boys. The concept we share with you today demonstrates 4G LTE compatible device with the larger Retina display and volume and silent switch controls at the top. This is to enable both edges of the new iPhone to be thinner than ever before. Beguilingly (and, somewhat confusingly), the iPhone 5 sports three detached Retina displays. The main…

  • Steve Wozniak Hired For Sony’s Steve Jobs Biopic

    Sophia
    18 May 2012 | 3:48 am
    Intensively rumored and yet confirmed biopic of Steve Jobs has become probably the most discussed topic this week. With Aaron Sorkin, confirmed to be in charge of writing the move Sony has spent $1 million to purchase the rights of, Steve Wozniak is now reported to also be contributing as Apple co-founder (who strangely has turned into a Lumia fanboy recently). The fact that Woz is going to provide the accurate and credible information that has not been unveiled for so long makes the upcoming movie quite intriguing and unbearably interesting. The report claiming Woz to seem as apt a figure as…

  • iPhone 5 Details Leak –Screen To Measure At Least 4 Inches

    Sophia
    17 May 2012 | 6:53 am
    With Apple being a traditional company, meaning that the launch pattern they set in 2011 with the iPhone 4S will most likely be followed, iPhone 5 is expected to be launched sometime in October. The closer the release date draws, the more inevitable the conjecture around the upcoming device has started to surface. The report released recently by The Wall Street Journal cites that Apple has started placing orders with the Asian suppliers for the displays that are larger in size than any other Apple smartphone launched so far features. If we look back in 2007, we’ll discover that since the…

  • iOS 6 Device Spotted In Developer’s Logs

    Sophia
    17 May 2012 | 4:18 am
    The details about Apple’s upcoming iOS version are extremely scarce, but recently, several websites have reported that app developers have started noticing iDevices that are powered by iOS 6 in usage logs for their apps. One of such developers has distributed the snapshot and informed the tech-world that users running iOS 6 using its app have been spotted while observing the “iOS6″ string when collecting the OS version from analytics software. However there is no opportunity to trace exactly when the iOS 6 users started appearing, but the developer claims that “it was sometime over…

  • CONFIRMED: Steve Jobs Biopic Is Being Written By Aaron Sorkin

    Sophia
    16 May 2012 | 6:43 am
    With the numerous rumors about Steve Jobs upcoming but unconfirmed biopic, we’ve all been intrigued when and by whom would the movie be made. Now it has been officially confirmed that it is Academy Award-winning The Social Network/The West Wing writer Aaron Sorkin who is in charge of writing the screenplay for a Steve Jobs biopic based on Walter Isaacson‘s best-selling biography. The notable thing is that Sony is said to have purchased the rights in a $1 million deal made just days after Steve’s passing on in October last year. According to the announcement made today by Amy Pascal,…
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    iPhone TIPS and TRICKS | iPhone 超级实用小技巧

  • iPhone TIPS: Groove Shark Beta [Free] queue adds function [video] vs Spotify

    7 May 2012 | 1:44 pm
    Groove Shark Mobile Beta web app http://html5.grooveshark.com for iOS is awesome - by iPhone-tips-tricks.com - Since some time there is an GrooveShark web app for iOS. Q: Really? A: Yes that is right. Q: What can you do with  the GrooveShark web app? A: GrooveShark delivers streaming music like Spotify. However, GrooveShark Beta is for free on mobile devices and works without downloading an app. Q: I want it, how to I get it? A: simply open mobile Safari on your iOS device. Then open http://html5.grooveshark.com and you are in. Search for any song you want and…

  • iPhone TIPS: iPad 3 iOS 5.1.1 Already Jailbroken ? [PIC]

    7 May 2012 | 1:14 pm
    - by iPhone-tips-tricks.com - As I notified you earlier today, iOS 5.1.1 OTA is jus out. However it looks like iOS 5.1.1 is already jailbroken somehow by this fellow. iOS Hacker Stefan Esser aka i0n1c, the man who had successfully jailbroken the new 3th generation iPad running iOS 5.1, has just revealed something that looks like he has also jailbroken his 3th gen iPad running iOS 5.1.1. How? After clicking the link in this tweet, just sent out at the same time I posted my iOS 5.1.1 post, It revealed the interesting picture below. Tweet just sent out the universe linking the…

  • iPhone TIPS: iOS 5.1.1 OTA Update Fixes Annoying Bugs

    7 May 2012 | 12:41 pm
    - by iPhone-tips-tricks.com - Just landed a couple of minutes ago iOS update 5.1.1. This update is available for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. This update brings with is a number of much-needed bug fixes and some improvements regarding synchronization. Also some minor issues are fixed. I had not be able to check the fixes yet because of some private activities which needs my focus at the  moment. Also there are some security content in this update. To update goto Settings > General > Software Update > Tap the "Download and Install" button and the 47 Megabyte package will…

  • iPhone TIPS: WWDC June 11th 2012 Rumors and Expectations

    25 Apr 2012 | 3:19 pm
    - by iPhone-tips-tricks.com - Q: What is up? A: The Apple developers event WWDC 2012 is officially scheduled from 11th to 15th June in San Francisco. Q: What can I expect? A: Well, in the past this was the setting used to unveil new iPhones and more. However, because the last iPhone 4S was unveiled last fall, this date may be a little to tight to introduce a new iPhone. Q: So? A: Personally I guess it is time to introduce a new device or service. I mean I think the reason the new iPad is named "iPad" and not "iPad 3", is the fact iOS and the hardware is matured. It is ready to reincarnate in…

  • iPhone TIPS: Mark Zuckerberg buys Instagram for $1 Billion

    9 Apr 2012 | 11:54 am
    Facebook buys Instagram Mark Zuckerberg - photo via new.com.au Mark Zuckerberg himself, just posted on his Facebook page that Facebook has acquired Instagram, the photo sharing service with the very popular app Instagram for the iPhone and since last week also for Android. According to media, Zuckerberg bought it for $1 Billion. Therefore, the Instagram team is joining the Facebook team. " Facebook, the world’s largest social network, said it had agreed to buy Instagram, the popular mobile-centric photo-sharing service, for $1 billion in cash and stock, giving it a stronger…
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  • Today is the 11th Birthday of Siri’s Dad, The Apple Store

    Ex
    19 May 2012 | 10:45 am
    Today is a very special day for many Apple Stores around the world. On this day 11 years ago Apple opened their first retail stores. On May 19, 2001 Apple opened their first store in Tysons Corner Center Mall in Virginia, USA. Since then, Apple has opened over 360 stores across 13 countries! In Canada, Apple has 22 locations which includes five stores in our own British Columbia, including one that will open later this year in Coquitlam. If you navigate over to the Siri feature page on Apple’s website, you’ll notice some clever marketing where one of the photos of an iPhone with…

  • CordLite: Illuminated Charger Cable For iPhone

    Ex
    19 May 2012 | 10:00 am
    If the idea of an illuminated USB to dock connector cable for your iPhone sounds interesting, then check out a new Kickstarter project called CordLite. CordLite is a dock connector cable for your iOS device that has a pair of forward facing LEDs to provide illumination. Unlike the regular Apple dock connector cable, CordLite is extremely useful at night or in dark places. A particularly neat feature of the dock connector is that the light is activated by touch, so it’s extremely intuitive. There is also a pair of small indicator lights along the top of the dock connector so you know…

  • Next iPhone May Have A Camera With Multiple Focus Zones

    Ex
    19 May 2012 | 5:00 am
    In another Apple patent application, plans show that future iOS device cameras may allow users to select two or more areas on an image to focus or apply settings on. As noted in the patent document, the patent was originally applied for in 2010 and describes the ability for a user to tap-to-focus an area on the iPhone camera. If this sounds familiar, it should as the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S both have the tap-to-focus function. The patent then further details a new function where users can create multiple zones of focus. In other words, users could select to focus on a specific area of a camera…

  • iPhone Accessory Giveaway: InvisibleSHIELD For iPhone 4/4S

    Ex
    19 May 2012 | 12:30 am
    For those of you currently using, or looking to purchase, an iPhone 4 or iPhone 4S, then how about you get a free full body protection film for it? We’re going to do a quick 24-hour giveaway of the InvisibleSHIELD from ZAGG! The Giveaway! I have six InvisibleSHIELD full body protection films to giveaway to iPhoneinCanada.ca readers! The InvisibleSHIELD from ZAGG provides one of the best forms of protection for an iPhone without using a case. It’s great for scratches, scuffs, and fingerprints, and goes on clear. To win, simply post a comment below on the following: 1.) There are…

  • Steve Jobs Biopic ‘jOBS’ Will Begin Filming In The Garage Where Apple Started

    Ex
    18 May 2012 | 5:10 pm
    Earlier this month, Sony Pictures announced that Aaron Sorkin (The Social Network) will be adapting Walter Isaacson’s Steve Jobs biography into a screenplay. Yesterday it was reported that the screenplay will see Apple co-founder and longtime friend of Jobs, Steve Wozniak, assisting the Oscar-winning writer as a technical tutor on computers and to also offer insights on Steve Jobs. In another Steve Jobs-focused project, today it was announced that the principal photography of a project called “jOBS” will begin in the original garage where Apple was created. The garage,…
 
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    Apple iPhone Made Easy

  • First Month with a MacBook Air

    17 May 2012 | 4:49 pm
    When the MacBook Pro was announced I preordered and could not wait for it to get to me.  I ended up having to wait a couple months before it was finally shipped to me, but it was well worth the wait.  I kept it for three fantastic years before finally upgrading to a newer MacBook Pro.  Then about three months ago I was looking to upgrade again and started thinking about whether I should get the 17" instead of the 15" or go with a Mac Mini.  I actually got a Mac Mini only to find that it was not for me.  That is a story for another day, but after having the Mini I…

  • I Sold My Geo for an iPad

    23 May 2011 | 6:13 am
    It was time to get a new car for my growing family and so I had to get rid of my 1995 Geo Prizm.  I loved that car, but it just wasn’t big enough for the entire family so it had to go.  My buyer was looking to sell his iPad so that he would have enough money to buy the car so logically I just said “how bout the iPad for the car?”  It worked out and I am the proud new owner of an iPad 2.  People have been crazy for the iPad and act like it is the end all device that you can use for everything, but my impressions of its abilities have not changed even after owning…

  • The iPad in All of Us

    23 Mar 2010 | 7:20 pm
    Apple's new iPad has no doubt crossed your mind if you are even close to an Apple or Mac fan.  I know it has been an item that has been impossible for me to ignore lately.  Even with all of the fanfare and how truly spectacular the iPad itself looks, I still have no desire to own one.  I just cannot find a good place for it to fit into my lifestyle.  Although it looks cool and is a prime example of an Apple product, it just doesn't seem like a very good alternative to a MacBook.  Of course the starting price is quite lower than a MacBook, but a MacBook has Mac OSX,…

  • Guide on How to Replace the iPhone Screen

    22 Dec 2009 | 8:58 pm
    Since my post a while back providing video tutorials on how to replace a cracked iPhone screen seems to be a more popular post I thought it might be helpful for some who are looking to do this difficult repair to have a guide on how to go about fixing the iPhone.  This do it yourself project should only be attempted by those that are confident in their ability to work on delicate electronics and are willing to void the warranty for their iPhone.  This project should cost between $50 and $150 depending on where you get your parts and which ones you will need to get.Where Do You Get…

  • AT&T Speaks Out About Their Network

    11 Dec 2009 | 5:54 pm
    It turns out that AT&T has not taken kindly to all of the Verizon ads lately knocking their network. It seems that the two networks are playing nice now after a small legal battle that was childish at best and just managed to bring light to the whole deal anyway; making it a lose lose for AT&T.  After the dust has settled a little bit though, I got this email from AT&T.  They decided to email me and let me know that their service was great and getting better all of the time.Normally I would just think this was some email that I had signed up for accidently when buying…
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    iPhone Savior

  • 'Who Was Steve Jobs?' Kids Book Hits iBook Store

    Ray Basile
    16 May 2012 | 2:38 pm
      In order for third graders to truly understand the genius of Steve Jobs, it takes rugged illustrations and a book cover featuring Apple's Co-founder sporting a ginormous cranium. That's because smart people have really big brains and carry an iPhone. Although "Who Was Steve Jobs?" is a children's book aimed at 3rd to 6th graders — the content under cover does a stellar job detailing the history of Jobs, but does not fail to cover facts on Steve Wozniak, including his 1981 plane crash that led to an extended leave of absence from Apple. While this book by Pam…

  • Kodak Brownie Reimagined as Vintage iPhone Dock

    Ray Basile
    14 May 2012 | 11:15 am
    While the grand legacy of Eastman Kodak rapidly fades out of view — Santa Barbara designer Roberto Altieri is busy re-purposing vintage photo cameras to serve a more useful role in the modern digital age. His work is driven by a longtime passion for photography and love for exploring old film cameras. This classic Kodak Brownie Bull's-Eye camera originally introduced in 1954 — has been reimagined to serve as a functional iPhone charging dock. Each upcycled camera is handcrafted and beyond repair for photography purposes before it's converted to become iPhone-friendly. It's…

  • Fort Lee New Jersey Bans Texting While Walking

    Ray Basile
    14 May 2012 | 4:59 am
      After more than 20 pedestrians have been hit by cars so far this year in Bergen County — the city of Fort Lee, New Jersey has begun cracking down on texting while walking by issuing $85 tickets to offenders they're calling “dangerous walkers”.  A moniker that sounds like it came straight out of a zombie movie. Fort Lee police say they've issued nearly 120 tickets in just six weeks - slapping an $85 jaywalking ticket on any pedestrian who is caught texting while walking. “It’s a big distraction. Pedestrians aren’t watching where they are going and they are not…

  • Images of Ashton Kutcher In Character As Steve Jobs

    Ray Basile
    12 May 2012 | 10:08 pm
    Ashton Kutcher was spotted on the way to the Jobs biopic movie set in Los Angeles on Friday dressed in classic Steve Jobs wardrobe — wearing a black turtleneck, jeans and sneakers. The first iKutcher photos posted by TMZ reveal the 34-year-old "Two and a Half Men" star looking convincingly Jobs-like in his role as the complex hippie billionaire for "Jobs: Get Inspired." The indie film directed by Joshua Michael Stern, is expected to be released sometime in thefourth quarter of 2012. Photo credit by TMZ.com/Pacfic Coast News

  • Are iPhone Business Cards The Next Big Thing?

    Ray Basile
    11 May 2012 | 1:35 pm
    These iPhone Business cards imagined by web designer Frederic Tourrou are causing quite a mixed reaction around the interwebs since they first surfaced on Thursday. The popular consensus from many vocal critics insist that the addition of rounded corners is essential to getting the design right. Advice that Tourrou has already acted on. While most commenter's on The Fancy seem to like the idea — some have not been kind to this Beasty Design original. "Pretty cool.....except he looks like a murderer.... At least wear something better than that if your headline is Hire Me" one…
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    iPhone Hacks | iPad, iPod Touch and iPhone Blog

  • Case Marine: 0.25mm-Thick Case Makes Your iPhone Waterproof

    Rounak
    19 May 2012 | 11:44 am
    Most waterproof cases for the iPhone add a huge amount of bulk to the device, but a new cover named “Case Marine” from Gooma gives your device the ability to resist water by adding a thickness of merely one fourth of a millimeter. The case is made out of polyurethane with an acrylic cover for the display. The touchscreen responds to touches even with the cover on, although the headphone jack and the 30 pin connector are blocked. Continue reading →

  • AutoProtect: Jailbreak Tweak Disables iPhone’s Passcode When Connected to Home Wi-Fi Network

    iPhoneHacks
    19 May 2012 | 10:17 am
    While it is important to enter a passcode on your iPhone, it can get a little annoying especially when you’re at home, where you really don’t want to be prompted to enter the passcode, especially if you’ve selected the longer alphanumeric passcode. Continue reading →

  • RIM And Motorola Propose Revised Nano-SIM Design to Compromise With Apple

    Rounak
    19 May 2012 | 5:05 am
    Over the past few months, phone manufacturers and carriers have been working with standard governing bodies to draft the design of the Nano-SIM card, the successor to the currently used micro-SIM cards in iPhones and iPads. During the designing process, there was a stand off amongst Apple and a joint group of Nokia, Motorola and RIM over the design of the SIM. Apple even offered to license the patents involved in its design royalty free to reduce the opposition to the design. Continue reading →

  • Swipe Safari: Jailbreak Tweak Adds New Gestures And Functionality to Mobile Safari

    iPhoneHacks
    18 May 2012 | 9:36 pm
    Swipe Safari is a new jailbreak tweak that adds new gestures to mobile Safari to enhance the user experience while browsing. The jailbreak tweak allows users to swipe to previous or next page, pull to refresh the page and even switch tabs using gestures. Continue reading →

  • 4-Inch iPhone: Possible Scenarios

    Rounak
    18 May 2012 | 6:45 pm
    Chatter about an iPhone with a larger screen has been going on since the pre-iPhone 4S days, but this time around these claims have been backed by reliable sources like The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg and John Gruber. Apple has always held pride in the fact that iOS is easy to develop for, and that it isn’t fragmented like Android. Even when it upgraded to Retina displays, it made sure that the number of pixels in the new screens were a whole number multiple of the previous screen resolution. Continue reading →
 
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  • Top 7 iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch apps for musicians

    himanshu
    16 May 2012 | 10:50 am
    Music apps will never lose their novelty. For most of us, having Spotify, iTunes and Last FM at the tips of our fingertips is sufficient, though. For the more dedicated musicians amongst us – there is sometimes the demand for something a little more niche. The history of jazz This iPad app is an essential for any jazz cats. This app offers an interactive timeline, detailing the history of jazz. It also includes music samples, videos and playlists. This is the perfect excuse for putting your feet up, getting the speaker docks out and listening to the best jazz music there is, whilst swatting…

  • Learn the latte art on your iPhone with HB Latteland – A must for every coffee lover

    Ysabel
    15 May 2012 | 1:42 pm
    I have always been fascinated by those beautiful designs on the surface of the latte which they call latte art. I never tried knowing how it was all done until i got a hands on experience as a professional barista with “HB Latteland” . HB Latteland is a game with a fresh concept and a great experience of preparing caffe latte. The game is divided into three sections- School, challenge and freestyle drawing/etching. You start with the school and play as a trainee who gets trained by the experts of the Holly Brown cafe.  Starting with some simple and basic latte arts you come across a…

  • Builda the Re-Bicycler iPad App Review

    Aron
    15 May 2012 | 12:53 pm
    A wonderful kids app , an interactive story book or a fun educational app is what i look for as a parent to gift both of my kids on their vacations so that they can not only get to learn new things but also enjoy their vacations the way  it’s meant to be.  That’s how i came across Builda the Re-Bicycler and gifted my  kids before reviewing it on iPhoneFootPrint.  Every time my kids come and tell me about the book i just wanted to try it personally and make a review. And now, here it is. Builda the Re-Bicycler is a book that aims to teach the kids ‘why go green’. The story starts…

  • Can your digital locker beat the security of oneSafe Photos : iPhone App Review

    himanshu
    11 May 2012 | 5:32 am
    Securing your personal data can sometimes be the most important feature you would like to mould according to your needs. Especially when it comes to unfortunate situations like losing you iOS device or just lending it to someone be it your colleague or your friends, you wouldn’t want your personal pictures be accessible to. oneSafe Photos does everything you would have seen on other secure digital lockers, be its robust AES 256 bit encryption of files stored, hardware encryption with pin, password or visual pattern and even destroying the data in case of security breach. Actually the visual…

  • Create your designs on the go with InStudios – iPad App Review

    Ysabel
    9 May 2012 | 8:05 am
    InStudios iPad app is a clean and simple way to play around with your creative ideas. The way inStudios works is, it lets you choose the pictures from the vast library by doing a simple keyword search. All the pictures are fetched from online resources or you can also use the camera to save the picture in the store within the app. Starting with a beautiful color transition effect, the app takes you to the main screen through which you can visit the gallery and watch an array of beautiful images in a slideshow pattern. Though it may not be really easy to start with the app for most if the…
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  • Majestyk Apps announces iTraxs version 3.0 release June 1st

    BarbH
    19 May 2012 | 11:30 am
    iTraxsDeveloper: Nicholas Krzemienski Price: $0.99Download from the App StoreUser Ratings: June 1st 2012 Majestyk Apps will be releasing iTraxs version 3.0 that will enable users to trim songs and export them to their iTunes library and also use those trimmed songs as ring tones on their iPhone. Majestyk Apps has also set a timetable for future updates on a rolling basis based upon user feedback. Majestyk Apps welcomes all user feedback, both positive and negative, in order to create Apps that are visually appealing and also simple and effective. Please stay tuned as Majestyk Apps will be…

  • Ronys Math kids game

    BarbH
    18 May 2012 | 10:50 pm
    Rony's MathDeveloper: NIKOLAENKO ALEKSEJ Price: $2.99Download from the App StoreUser Ratings: Kindergarten is a time for learning math concepts and skills, when students begin to build a foundation that will carry them throughout their years in school. Rony's Math, a new educational and highly interactive game for kids, is created to meet these goals. It gives kids a fun way to practise their math skills. The main character, Rony the raccoon, is trying to help his friends and the child has to solve the math problems to complete each task in five different levels. The levels include basic…

  • Vortex – The Escape is a Unique Blend of Genres With a Few Quirks

    Jennifer Beam
    18 May 2012 | 6:14 pm
    Vortex - The EscapeDeveloper: Roumen Kassabov Price: $0.99Download from the App StoreUser Ratings: Intrigued by clever puzzle games that offer something unique and challenging? Vortex–The Escape fits the bill for unique. A clever puzzle game that plays like a platformer, Vortex–The Escape features 50 levels of portal placement challenges. The objective is to help ENDR the robot navigate his way through the robot testing grounds in an effort to prove he’s more useful than a toaster and save him from being reassigned to the janitorial department. The storyline is well-laid out, but…

  • Zombie Road Rage – From The Creators of Doodle Army – Rages Into iTunes

    BarbH
    18 May 2012 | 4:40 pm
    Zombie Road RageDeveloper: Chad Towns Price: $0.99Download from the App StoreUser Ratings: From the creators of Doodle Army, Doodle Army 2 and other hit iPhone apps comes Zombie Road Rage an endless driver game. Help Roy Rage an ardent "Redneck" drive one of two pickup trucks across UnDEATH Valley in pursuit of escaping from being eaten by an endless stream of zombies in the unforgiving "Zombie Apocalypse." Choose from a regular gas guzzling pickup truck or a much greener option, the electric truck. Both trucks can be suited with armor for extra protection helping players to last a bit…

  • New app, Galatta, gives fans inside scoop on Indian film industry

    BarbH
    18 May 2012 | 3:30 pm
    GalattaDeveloper: vijayakumar Radhakrishnan Price: freeDownload from the App StoreUser Ratings: Galatta Media Private Ltd. - the trend-setting content leader in Indian entertainment, digital video and motion pictures - has announced that it has created a new app that will forever change the way fans get their daily fix of Indian movie industry news and highlights. Galatta app, slated for a highly anticipated, upcoming release, has been designed by Galatta to provide fans with the latest, up-to-the-minute, breaking news within the Indian film world; including Hollywood, and the Tamil, Telugu,…
 
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  • About the security content of iOS 5.1.1 Software Update

    7 May 2012 | 11:27 am
    This document describes the security content of iOS 5.1.1 Software Update, which can be downloaded and installed using iTunes. For the protection of our customers, Apple does not disclose, discuss, or confirm security issues until a full investigation has occurred and any necessary patches or releases are available. To learn more about Apple Product Security, see the Apple Product Security website. For information about the Apple Product Security PGP Key, see "How to use the Apple Product Security PGP Key." Where possible, CVE IDs are used to reference the vulnerabilities for…

  • iPod for Windows: Connecting multiple iPod devices to iTunes

    7 May 2012 | 9:01 am
    While iTunes for Windows allows you to connect multiple iPod devices simultaneously to the same computer for charging, you cannot sync your data from the computer to all the iPod devices at the same time.

  • Using AirPlay

    18 Mar 2012 | 8:50 pm
    Learn how to use AirPlay to stream videos, music, and photos wirelessly from your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or iTunes on your computer, to your HDTV and speakers via Apple TV (2nd and 3rd generation), or to your AirPlay speakers or receivers, including AirPort Express. 

  • Troubleshooting AirPlay and AirPlay Mirroring

    16 Mar 2012 | 11:09 am
    Use these steps if: The AirPlay icon doesn't appear on your iOS device, or iTunes on your computer, after following instructions about how to use AirPlay or AirPlay Mirroring. or There are performance issues while using AirPlay streaming or AirPlay Mirroring.

  • About the security content of iOS 5.1 Software Update

    7 Mar 2012 | 12:53 pm
    This document describes the security content of iOS 5.1 Software Update, which can be downloaded and installed using iTunes. For the protection of our customers, Apple does not disclose, discuss, or confirm security issues until a full investigation has occurred and any necessary patches or releases are available. To learn more about Apple Product Security, see the Apple Product Security website. For information about the Apple Product Security PGP Key, see "How to use the Apple Product Security PGP Key." Where possible, CVE IDs are used to reference the vulnerabilities for further…
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  • TopXNotes

    Sean
    19 May 2012 | 10:30 am
    Try TopXNotes today to organize your Mac notes. TopXNotes, the missing Apple notepad and the best Mac note organizer. TopXNotes also protects sensitive information and notes can be synced to TopXNotes on iPod, iPhone and iPad. TopXNotes is your best solution to sync a Macintosh note with an iPhone note. If you have notes in Mac you want TopXNotes organizing the your notes on Mac! Also try 2Remember and Kitchen Timer for your Mac by Tropical Software. Download Developer

  • Snacksss

    Sean
    19 May 2012 | 9:30 am
    Play as Snacksss, a young rattlesnake on his own in the wild looking for a tasty bite while attempting to survive predators of his own! Purchase – $.99 Developer

  • Battle Lines

    Sean
    19 May 2012 | 8:00 am
    How long can you hold the line? Air Lane is back but this time it’s on the battle field. After directing hundreds of aircraft to the runway, it’s time that you take your skills to the next level. Welcome to Battle Lines. It’s air traffic control in the middle of a battle field. You’re not the innocent traffic controller anymore. You’re part of the battle and how long your airport survives will depend on how quickly you can get friend and foe to the ground. The latter being in pieces of course. As the battle rages on you’ll need to up your game and that’s where the the store…

  • iThrowU

    Sean
    19 May 2012 | 8:00 am
    iThrowU is social sharing at its most random and it’s most fun! Download this game-changing digital connection app, throw messages and photos into the world, use amazing face recognition tech to super-impose props over faces in your live camera, and let your thoughts & pics loose all over the world today! Download – Free Developer

  • Lemke Software Releases GraphicConverter 8 for Mac OS X

    Jerad Hill
    19 May 2012 | 4:00 am
    Peine, Germany – GraphicConverter has been completely rewritten and now supports 64-bit and 32-bit Intel-based Apple computers. The new GraphicConverter 8 is now able to take full advantage of the latest 64-bit systems, allowing you to work with larger files and in less time. Lemke Software offers this major new release to all existing Version 7.x customers free-of-charge, and it is downloadable from the Updater within your application menu. New Feature Highlights: * Support for large images with more than 16,000 x 16,000 pixels added * EMF import added * EMZ import added * cpbitmap…
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  • Review: Widge by X-Doria: iPad case perfect for kids

    Jeffrey Richardson
    15 May 2012 | 10:38 pm
    It wasn't long after I started using an iPad that my wife saw how useful it would be to have her own.  Earlier this year, I upgraded to the third generation iPad, which meant that we became a three iPad household.  Having two children in the house (age four and six) made it easy to decide what to do with the extra iPad.  There are lots of high-quality apps designed especially for young children to help with spelling, math, etc.  Indeed, my son's school even has an iPad lab that the children use, and the school has a good list of recommended apps. Although I only let the kids use…

  • Review: iPad Apps in One Hour for Lawyers by Tom Mighell -- overview of legal apps

    Jeffrey Richardson
    14 May 2012 | 10:51 pm
    Dallas attorney Tom Mighell wrote iPad in One Hour for Lawyers, a great introduction to the iPad that I reviewed last year.  His follow-up book is iPad Apps in One Hour, a book that describes about 200 apps that are recommended for lawyers who use an iPad.  Mighell gave me a free review copy of the soft cover version of the book, but I see that it is also available on the iBookstore.  True to its name, you can read this entire book in about an hour, and after doing so you will have a good handle on the apps that you can use to make the most of an iPad in your law practice. After providing…

  • Review: Paperless by David Sparks -- excellent iBook on going paperless

    Jeffrey Richardson
    13 May 2012 | 10:05 pm
    In January of this year, Apple introduced iBooks Author, software that allows you to create beautiful and sophisticated books for the Apple iBookstore that can be read on an iPad.  This powerful software lets authors integrate text, pictures, videos and more.  One of the first titles that I have seen that takes advantage of this new publishing system is Paperless, a a $5 book by David Sparks.  Sparks is an attorney in Orange County, CA and he is well known for his MacSparky website and the Mac Power Users podcast that he does with Florida attorney Katie Floyd.  Sparks also wrote iPad at…

  • In the news

    Jeffrey Richardson
    10 May 2012 | 10:05 pm
    I saw several references on the web this week (such as this one) to a letter that Apple sends new employees when they join the company.  It contains a nice message that could apply to many other professions, including many law firms:  "There's work and there's your life's work.  The kind of work that has your fingerprints all over it.  The kind of work that you'd never compromise on.  That you'd sacrifice a weekend for.  You can do that kind of work at Apple.  People don't come here to play it safe.  They come here to swim in the deep end.  They…

  • CTIA Wireless 2012

    Jeffrey Richardson
    9 May 2012 | 10:05 pm
    Around 40,000 people are in New Orleans this week for the International CTIA Wireless convention, the largest meeting of the wireless industry in the world.  Apple itself does not have an official presence at the show (although I'm sure Apple employees are here), but the convention is full of companies that are a part of the iPhone and iPad ecosystem.  I spent some time on the exhibit floor yesterday and saw lots of interesting iPhone accessories.  I also bumped in to the Android robot wearing a pair of Mardi Gras beads.  I didn't ask the robot what it had to do on Bourbon…
 
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  • Few Ways to Recover from the Google Penguin Update Penalty

    Amit Bhawani
    16 May 2012 | 5:20 am
    Were you affected by the recent algorithm update by Google called as the Penguin Update? Then this article *may* help you because what we are going to discuss below is some of the points suggested by Google itself. If you are a blogger whose blog has been surviving all the Google Panda Update Penalties and [...]Few Ways to Recover from the Google Penguin Update Penalty is a post from : Tech Blog Click on the Title for Reading the Complete Article from Tech Blog - Stay Updated with the Latest Tech Info! Related posts: Guide on Recovering from Google Panda Algorithm Update Current Version…

  • How Google Panda Update Went Wrong – Few Proofs

    Amit Bhawani
    23 Apr 2012 | 3:52 am
    The Google Farmer / Panda Update was announced on February 23th which affected the Google US Data-centers and all the Google US based results. It was covered well here – Danny Sullivan’s take, Aaron Wall’s assessment, SearchMetrics’ analysis, Sistrix’s data-driven post and Seomoz with most of these referring that the Content Scraper Sites were hit though [...]How Google Panda Update Went Wrong – Few Proofs is a post from : Tech Blog Click on the Title for Reading the Complete Article from Tech Blog - Stay Updated with the Latest Tech Info! Related posts: Guide on Recovering from…

  • How to Integrate OutBrain Widgets Manually on WordPress Blogs

    Amit Bhawani
    1 Apr 2012 | 10:21 pm
    If you have been searching for the best option to display related posts on your blog, then its suggested to opt for a service which is not hosted on your blog and which is offered by a third party service provider with the main advantage being that you don’t have to expect any server loads. [...]How to Integrate OutBrain Widgets Manually on WordPress Blogs is a post from : Tech Blog Click on the Title for Reading the Complete Article from Tech Blog - Stay Updated with the Latest Tech Info! Related posts: How to Install Google +1 Button on WordPress & Blogger Blogs How to Use…

  • 4 Reasons Why I would Avoid Flipkart.com for Online Shopping

    Amit Bhawani
    17 Mar 2012 | 11:27 pm
    Flipkart.com is one of the well-known brands on the web which offers easy shopping and quicker delivery. I have been suggesting the service by flipkart to literally thousands of web users. You may get confused on how could I mention that I have referred thousands of people to this service and the answer to that [...]4 Reasons Why I would Avoid Flipkart.com for Online Shopping is a post from : Tech Blog Click on the Title for Reading the Complete Article from Tech Blog - Stay Updated with the Latest Tech Info! Related posts: Where to Buy Books Online? Get Instant Credit Card from ICICI Bank…

  • Received Samsung Mob!lers Award at Seoul Korea

    Amit Bhawani
    4 Feb 2012 | 10:51 pm
    Samsung Global – Korea has started a country wise program under the name ‘Mob!lers’ where in on an average 20 Mob!lers are selected from respective country and given a different experience considering their efforts and contribution towards Samsung Products without any expectations in return. Out of these 20 Mob!lers from each country Samsung selects 2 [...]Received Samsung Mob!lers Award at Seoul Korea is a post from : Tech Blog Click on the Title for Reading the Complete Article from Tech Blog - Stay Updated with the Latest Tech Info! Related posts: Received Microsoft Most…
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  • Incase Heathered Snap Case For iPhone 4 and 4S

    murdaFSM
    19 May 2012 | 9:18 am
    The latest from Incase sees a durable heathered exterior presented with screen-printed pink or blue dots made available for both the iPhone 4 and 4S. The spun fibers allow for a pleasing feel while maintaining the durability and ruggedness that …Continue reading →

  • Iron Man Speedpaint On A 1984 Macintosh [video]

    murdaFSM
    17 May 2012 | 12:06 pm
    If Tony Stark had designed his Iron Man suit in 1984 on MacPaint, it would have went a little something like this.Continue reading →

  • WSJ: Next Gen iPhone To Have Larger Screen [video]

    murdaFSM
    16 May 2012 | 1:24 pm
    According to the Wall Street Journal, the next iPhone iteration will have a screen measuring 4 inches diagonally. That’s a half-inch increase from the screen of the 4S and all of the past versions of the phone, meaning the device will overall be slightly larger in size.Continue reading →

  • Aaron Sorkin To Write ‘Steve Jobs’ The Movie

    murdaFSM
    16 May 2012 | 1:13 pm
    Sony Pictures has hired none other than Aaron Sorkin to write the screenplay and adaptation of Walter Isaacson’s bestselling book ‘Steve Jobs’.Continue reading →

  • Re*Public Augmented Reality App Transforms the Cityscape [video]

    murdaFSM
    15 May 2012 | 10:12 am
    A Heavy Projects + PublicAdCampaign collaboration, Re*public is an experimental, demo mobile device application that digitally resurfaces, or "skins" physical buildings in urban centers by overlaying 3D content onto the physical environment.Continue reading →
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  • The TouchArcade Show - 52 - Diablo III, Oh, and iOS Games

    Brad Nicholson
    18 May 2012 | 2:45 pm
    On this week's episode of The TouchArcade Show, Eli and I try to persuade Jared to buy Blizzard Entertainment's Diablo 3. We also dive into what makes the game click with us comment on how its release has ground the gaming industry to a stop. Later, we manage to dive into iPhone and iPad. In our games section, we discuss Cuboid and Extinction Squad. In our front page section, we talk about how traditional industry guys never seem to have success on the App Store and get out our mallets for a proper legal discussion. If you'd like to listen, awesome! Click one of the links below. Additionally,…

  • Here Are Some Cool Upcoming Games to Add to Your TouchArcade App Watch List

    Eli Hodapp
    18 May 2012 | 11:27 am
    The TouchArcade App [ Free ] has been out for a couple weeks now, and it seems like everyone is really digging it. Currently we're working on a quick 1.1 update which will address some tweaks, fixes, and suggestions that have been posted in our forums. After that, it's full-steam ahead on releasing a universal update. Spoilers: I've already got a beta version of it on my iPad, and it's going to be really nice. But anyway, one of the best features you might not be using in the TouchArcade app is setting up watch lists to stay on top of upcoming games we've posted about. Flipping the little…

  • 'Extinction Squad' Review - More Fun Than You Can Shake a Shark At

    Nissa Campbell
    18 May 2012 | 10:27 am
    How do you feel about endangered species? Does your heart ache for the poor creatures that, through no fault of their own, are being driven to extinction? If so, you might want to join up with Adult Swim and PikPok's Extinction Squad [ $0.99 ], the bloodiest game about conservation I've ever seen. As the story goes, the surprisingly well-preserved Chuck Darwin, father of evolution, has found a lost colony of dodos. Seems like a miracle, but then the terrible truth is revealed: the scent of dodos causes other animals to jump to their deaths. Animals are killing themselves by the thousands, so…

  • 'Wings of Valor' Review - Greatish Littler War Game

    John Dupras
    18 May 2012 | 9:26 am
    Wings of Valor [ $1.99 ], the “Wings of Fury” spiritual remake by Idea Spoon, is a rare gem in the app store - a game that might not sell you on its screenshots alone, but is an automatic purchase for gamers “in the know.”  Based on a classic game for the Amiga/PC/Apple II, Wings of Valor has a familiar, nostalgic feel to it, with all the best parts of an arcade shooter and a surprisingly complex strategy sim. The base gameplay is straightforward and simplistic, as illustrated by the image-only help file.  Take off from your carrier, and destroy your targets. Targets range from…

  • 'The Sandbox' Review - Paint With Physics

    Nissa Campbell
    18 May 2012 | 7:00 am
    Usually when we call a game a sandbox, we're referring to some kind of open world game where you can wander, free of restraints, and do anything you can think of. The Sandbox [ Free ] isn't quite that kind of game. Instead it straddles the border between game and art project, rewarding players for creativity while giving them near-infinite possibilities. You don't play a character in The Sandbox, you play a god. You can paint with pixels of stone, draw towers of earth and set them to grow. You can draw just about any non-living thing you can imagine, paint it into a scene, and then bring it…
 
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  • The Variable City – François Quévillon’s Dérive

    Greg J. Smith
    18 May 2012 | 8:52 am
    Installation and media artist François Quévillon was amongst the many practitioners discussing their work at the International Marketplace for Digital Arts presentations during the BIAN two weeks ago in Montreal. Quévillon used his talk to give a brief overview of his experiments with ‘urban imaging’ over the last several years and he showed a range of interesting slitscan-like processed photographs and some more recent work inspired by LiDAR datasets and augmented mapping. Dérive makes use of photogrammetry, geomatic data and 3D modelling to construct point cloud…

  • Experienced Developer at Error Creative Studio

    Jobs
    18 May 2012 | 8:32 am
    Company: Error Creative Studio Location: Liverpool, UK Type: Coder Job Type: Full-Time Description £28,000-£38,000 per annum salary (depending on experience) for 37.5 hours per week. Starting as soon as is physically possible. A LITTLE ABOUT ERROR Now nearly two years old, Error has etched out a strong presence delivering digital brand design and development work for clients such as National Museums Liverpool, Cambridge University, London Asian Film Festival, Riverford Organic and Campaign Against Living Miserably. Based in central Liverpool, we’re a small team (five including you) with…

  • DMesh – Delaunay your photos directly on the iPhone

    Filip
    16 May 2012 | 7:38 am
    DMesh, a custom software for Mac made using Cinder by Dofl Yun that analyzes an image and generate a triangle meshes with points (read post) is now also available for the iPhone. Just take a photo and DMesh analyzes your photo and convert it to a triangulated image. The images can then be saved to camera rollContinue reading.... DMesh – Delaunay your photos directly on the iPhone

  • Front-end UX Designer at the Design Commission

    Jobs
    16 May 2012 | 7:07 am
    Company: Design Commission Location: Seattle, USA Type: Coder Job Type: Full-Time Description We’re looking for that special someone out there who loves creating experiences from inception to completion. Someone who loves leading a team of designers, working with cilents, and crafting the best possible user experiences. Someone who can visualize amazing things and help build them. We are a small interactive design studio where you’ll be helping to create web experiences for some of the most innovative companies on the web today. You’ll be building prototypes, drafting wireframes,…

  • Electrostatic Bell Choir & Feedback Babies – Recent work by Darsha Hewitt

    Greg J. Smith
    15 May 2012 | 12:52 pm
    CAN was all over the recent International Marketplace for Digital Arts (IMDA) event that took place as part of the first edition of the International Digital Arts Biennial (BIAN) in Montreal. These speed talks allowed a global roster of artists, curators and organizers to discuss their current projects for the assembled audience and—fueled by a lot of coffee—approximately two dozen practices were presented over the course of two days. For the next week and a half, I’ll be pointing out some of the artist and projects that were discussed during these sessions and the first up is…
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  • Building your iOS application web presence - options compared

    JF Martin
    11 May 2012 | 9:00 am
    AppifyWP is a very popular WordPress theme that you can buy and install on any web hosting company offering a WordPress environment. You can read my review of AppifyWP here. Another player in the field of application promotional web theme is Tapptics. Today, I want to share my comments about a new service to help you build your application web presence in a snap, without resorting to a web design. The service is called ooomf.com. While the web service is still in its infacy, I think it fills the need for many indie iOS developers. First, the service is very simple to setup: no need to know…

  • Poll: How often do you use Xcode Instruments?

    JF Martin
    10 May 2012 | 4:01 am
    How often do you use Xcode Instruments?

  • Is this a wake up call? We barely make money if at all.

    JF Martin
    2 May 2012 | 4:35 pm
    I can clearly see myself in the majority of developers who doesn't recoup investment dollars in developing or maintaining my iOS apps. Are you one of those too?

  • A little controversy with the Dropbox SDK

    JF Martin
    2 May 2012 | 4:05 am
    Yesterday on Twitter, there was some shatter about Apple rejecting applications that include the Dropbox SDK. MacStories has an excellent article on the issue which is summarized here: Apps that integrate with Dropbox, in fact, can either authenticate through the installed Dropbox app, or, if not installed, open a web view to let users log in with the browser. The alleged problem with Apple is that the Dropbox mobile login page contains a link to go back to Dropbox’s main website/account creation page, and possibly purchase a subscription bypassing Apple’s App Store (and thus…

  • iOS developers expecting Siri APIs for WWDC 2012!

    JF Martin
    2 May 2012 | 3:55 am
    Here are the results of my latest poll: What are your expectations from iOS 6 The most promising expectations for me are Siri API's and an Apple TV SDK. The latter would create quite a stir this year because this would create a third App Store for Apple and would prepare Apple to position itself with a nice catalog of applications for a future iTV if ever Apple decide to launch one. Would be curious to read the HIG for Apple TV applications. 
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  • Get iPod Nano on your wrist – Loop Watch Band comes with $19.99 price tag

    Dev
    17 May 2012 | 3:58 am
    The Loop is a silicone wristband for the sixth-generation iPod nano that promises to turn your device in a “high end timepiece.” Its sleek, stylish design does away with the unnecessary bulk and aims to showcase your iPod nano rather than drawing attention away from it. Features: - Comfortable silicone material - Sleek profile design - Full access to [...]

  • Wall Street Journal Confirms: Apple Moves Toward Larger iPhone Screens

    Dev
    16 May 2012 | 4:14 am
    The Wall Street Journal has just confirmed that Apple is indeed preparing to break away from its existing 3.5-inch panels in favor of a display measuring “at least 4 inches diagonally.” iPhones have been of the same 3.5″ panel right from the beginning when the first gen iPhone were launched way back in 2007. It’s going [...]

  • Altimeter+ brings digital elevation data with an accuracy of ±10m to the iPhone

    Dev
    16 May 2012 | 2:46 am
    This app usually costs 99cents but is free for a day. Give it a try if you trek occasionally. Heres the App Store link. Basically this Altimeter determines the height using a digital elevation model. ASTER (Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission and Reflection Radiometer) provides digital elevation data with an accuracy of ±10m. Alternatively, you can also only [...]

  • Here’s How iPhone 5 With 4″ Display MIght Look

    Dev
    14 May 2012 | 10:03 pm
    Sometime back iLounge reported that Apple is seriously looking to move to a 4-inch display in iPhone 5 by just increasing the height of the screen and keeping the width the same as iPhone 4S. There is this website Ciccarese Design started by Macrumors which has shared some higher quality mockups of how this taller iPhone 5 might [...]

  • iPhone 5 parts leak show new layout and micro dock

    Dev
    13 May 2012 | 10:06 pm
    Part leaks from iPhone 5 are beginning to show up, with component vendor SW-BOX.com having recently added a new headphone jack claimed to be from that very iPhone 5 device (via Cydia Blog). The new part joins a claimed micro-SIM tray that surfaced on the site several weeks ago and home buttons that appeared on several sites late last month. The [...]
 
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  • APP OF THE DAY: Strava cycling review (iPhone)

    Hunter Skipworth
    16 May 2012 | 10:01 am
    Get fit Sometimes free apps can be better than their paid-for equivalents. The world of fitness on the iPhone is undated with all sorts of accelerometer and GPS-integrated applications designed to help you lose the pounds. Problem is, the majority of them cost.? Strava cycling is different, it offers a comprehensive smartphone based aid for the hardcore cyclist, be they road, off-road or indoors. Strava Cycling Format iPhone Price Free Where iTunes First up you are going to want to sign up with Strava. We opted for the direct Facebook linkage approach, which sped up the process no end. Either…

  • Mophie Juice Pack Universal Powerstation Pro means you can leave your phone charger at home

    Danny Brogan
    16 May 2012 | 10:00 am
    Festival essential The Apple Store has begun selling a waterproof Mophie power pack that has enough juice to charge an iPhone three times over. The Mophie Juice Pack Universal Powerstation Pro should go down a treat with festival-goers this summer as it means you won’t have to fight for that one electrical output. With dual USB ports the Mophie Juice Pack Universal Powerstation Pro can charge up to two USB-compatible devices simultaneously, thanks to a 6000-mAh capacity, and will even be able to top up an iPad. So long as the ports are closed, the powerstation is both water and dust…

  • BBC Sport iPhone, Android, desktop and connected TV pictures and hands-on

    Hunter Skipworth
    15 May 2012 | 7:02 am
    Olympic overload The Olympics is coming. Many will be glued to the TV watching as Usain Bolt goes for another world record. Others might be on the edge of their seats as Jamaica's bobsleigh team crashes out dramatically … no wait, that's a movie and the Winter Olympics. Seriously though, there is going to be a whole lot of TV watching to do. The BBC knows this and has outdone itself in ensuring that every single licence-payer can watch Olympians compete somewhere and on some sort of device. Bear with us on this one because there's a lot to get through. First, an app for connected TVs…

  • Nokia Lumia 900 is the "best smartphone ever" according to... Siri

    Danny Brogan
    11 May 2012 | 10:07 am
    Eh? Ask Apple’s speech-recognition software Sir ?what the best smartphone ever is, and the answer would surely be its own champion handset the iPhone 4S, right?? Wrong! According to Siri the answer is the Nokia Lumia 900,?at the time of writing at least. Go on, try it for yourselves. Siri’s answers are actually based on results from search engine Wolfram Alpha, which itself takes information from user reviews. With the Nokia Lumia 900 recently having been launched, it’s perhaps understandable it has so many hits. That said, we’re sure the folks at Apple won’t be…

  • iPhone 5 to feature different sized screen, new dock connector, and different resolution claim sources

    Stuart Miles
    3 May 2012 | 6:52 am
    All change As you might expect when a big phone manufacturer is about to launch a serious competitor to the iPhone, the iPhone 5?rumours start to appear again allowing Apple?to stay in the back of our minds. The latest is from iLounge, which has been right in the past about iPhone rumours and is being very specific about what it has learnt. According to the site, which has even gone to the trouble of creating artist renders of their information, the new leak matches and expands on previous details that it has seen in the past. So what are the specs claimed to be? "The new iPhone will indeed…
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  • Facebook Pages Manager app, HTC phones skirt patents, Apple holds 7.9% of total phone market

    Shane McGlaun
    17 May 2012 | 5:45 am
    Facebook has announced a new app for iPhone users called Pages Manager. The new app allows you to manage any pages for companies or people that you may have and apparently looks a lot like normal Facebook app with more specific tools for page management. HTC smartphones in the United States are apparently circumventing Apple patents. Apple recently landed a big victory against HTC with the International Trade Commission finding that HTC Android phones were in fact infringing on a patent Apple holds having to do with context menus. HTC is already shipping new versions of those phones minus the…

  • HAND Stylus on Kickstarter, larger screen for next iPhone, Apple blocks HTC imports

    Shane McGlaun
    16 May 2012 | 5:45 am
    A cool stylus has hit Kickstarter that will work with the iPad, iPhone, and other capacitive touchscreen devices. The stylus is called the HAND Stylus and features a cool retractable tip that is replaceable. So far the stylus is raised about three times the money it needed to come to market. The new rumor has surfaced that claims the next iPhone will feature a larger screen. The Wall Street Journal reports a rumor that says the next iPhone will have a screen at least 4 inches diagonally. HTC’s stock has taken a beating after Apple has blocked smartphone shipments from the company into…

  • Apple tweaks Siri search, iPhone 5 concept art, Samsung accused of deleting evidence

    Shane McGlaun
    15 May 2012 | 5:39 am
    If you picked up your iPhone in the past and asked Siri was the best smartphone ever, the search results pulled up the Nokia Lumia 900 based on consumer reviews. It may come as no surprise that Apple tweaked those results and Nokia’s smart phone isn’t listed as a result any longer and Nokia is not happy about it. Some new unofficial concept images of the iPhone 5 have surfaced that show and angular and very shiny back device. I would love to see the actual iPhone look like this concept art. Apple and Samsung had been battling in court for a long time now. Recently Apple accused…

  • iOS 5.1.x untethered jailbreak, iPhone keyboard, iOS 6 Siri API

    Shane McGlaun
    14 May 2012 | 5:11 am
    If you are anxiously waiting for the untethered iOS 5.1.x jailbreak to land, the developer says it’s coming in a few weeks. The jailbreak will work with any iOS device running 5.1.1 except ATV3 devices and support for that may come eventually. The iPhone could gain one of the key BlackBerry 10 features before the new BlackBerry devices hit store shelves. According to the developer behind the Octopus Keyboard for iOS, he has been cooking up a keyboard with the floating text prediction system used by RIM. A few tidbits about iOS 6 have been surfacing recently. You already know Apple has…

  • FreedomPop WiMax case, facial recognition patent, Apple Foxconn improve plant

    Shane McGlaun
    11 May 2012 | 4:58 am
    A company called FreedomPop has a new case for the iPhone that has integrated WiFi. The idea is by putting the case on your phone you can have access to 4G speeds. The case sells for $99 and includes 1 GB of free monthly data. An Apple patent surfaced that hints at the future of facial recognition security for devices like the iPhone. The patent covers away that the phone can make a 3-D version of a person’s face from 2-D images and then compare the persons face to that 3-D representation in real time. Apple and Foxconn have pooled money to work together on refreshing Foxconn factories…
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  • Picti for iPhone – Review – Share your photos and follow your friends

    Nathan Kline
    18 May 2012 | 9:01 am
    In todays world many of us find ourselves connected with a variety of social networks in order to interact with our friends and families. While Facebook may be the largest, there are still many other services that people use for things like photo sharing. Picasa and Flickr are two that come to mind. Keeping all these networks straight can be a hassle, which is where Dctology‘s Picti comes in. Where there have been tools to let you post statues to multiple networks, Picti aims to be your single tools for sharing and interacting with photos across networks.Picti currently offers…

  • Pride and Prejudice: Hidden Anthologies – Review – An app for women

    BradT
    17 May 2012 | 8:35 am
    Pride and Prejudice: Hidden Anthologies is basically an app for fans of the original Jane Austen novel. In short, it’s an app for women, and I totally support this concept. There aren’t enough game apps out there geared towards women.Unlike game apps for males, there are no chases or shooting or defending a tower. Instead, there are various puzzle games that loosely follow the original story. As you solve the puzzles you get points to unlock certain areas of the game which lead to new puzzles.There is a Miscellany menu for turning off the various sounds of the app and looking at…

  • Doodle Tales – Review – “Draw Something” for kids

    BradT
    17 May 2012 | 6:02 am
    Doodle Tales is a free, universal kids’ application that allows children to tell a story and share them among an online community. In short, it’s Draw Something for kids (slightly less competitive, but not much).In short, the app allows a child to create his or her own storybook.  He/she can draw pictures on a background and put in some text and background images. You can even save the initial doodles that are drawn to your device’s library, e-mail them or post them to Facebook.Despite being free, Europress still needs to make some money. There are content packs one can buy…

  • Swordigo for iPad and iPhone Review – A magic tale of swords and magic in a platformer setting

    ruben
    16 May 2012 | 7:53 am
    I had never heard about Swordigo before I saw it rising the charts as a free app. Usually I check everything that could catch my attention, so this was pretty odd: Swordigo can easily catch my attention. Since it was free there was no reason holding me back from trying… So I downloaded Swordigo to my iPod Touch just before I had to take the train. Swordigo is a universal app, so when I came back home, I had it in my iPad as well.Swordigo is a classic platformer, with a slight twist of RPG. You are a young apprentice… With the burden of finding the mighty weapon that will free your…

  • Clear Vision (17+) – Review – One shot, one kill

    Eng Wei Jie
    15 May 2012 | 7:26 am
    This is for the ones who need to take out some stress in life. The game involves an ex-cleaner, who after getting fired from his actual job, decides to turn to a life of crime by becoming a hired assassin. Armed with a sniper rifle, he takes down target after target. One shot, one kill.To control and position the scope, players simply drag their fingers around the screen. Two buttons are located at the bottom left area of the screen allow players to either fire or reload the gun.Clear Vision (17+) reminds me of one of those Grand Theft Auto sniping mini-games, except turned into a…
 
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  • Our iPhone Training Sneak Peak!

    MattjDrake
    8 May 2012 | 12:26 pm
    We are almost ready to roll out our completely optimized, brand-spanking new, iOS developer training workshop! I’m really excited because I use this program in my in-person training events when I do iPhone Boot Camp and I’ve wanted badly to integrate Storyboards and Core Data into the program. Now, I’ve been able to manage to get these two complex topics into the program by using a Case Study approach. Before I go on though, check out this video below to see an example of the program and how it works in the broader Mobile App Mastery Institute community. Here is what…

  • iPhone Training

    MattjDrake
    2 May 2012 | 7:18 am
    The hands-down best way to get started with any new activity like iPhone development is to get some training. Some people are fine with books and Internet surfing, but usually this is not good enough. Why Does Reading Fall Short? The problem with starting out is that you’re starting out and you think that you can digest the whole Internet at once. All this does is lead to confusion and inaction. With iOS as with anything else, there’s a hundred ways to do hundreds of tasks. What’s the Solution? It’s simple really: you need a roadmap and a little bit of guidance, at…

  • How to Archive Your Object Graph

    MattjDrake
    26 Apr 2012 | 7:51 am
    Your app’s object graph is the collection of objects that are active in your app when the app is running.  For iOS apps, this is the application object, the app delegate, window and all the custom objects that you’ve created. Usually, your application will have a sub-set of objects in your object graph that you are using to store user generated content.  For Tasting Notes, this was a Notebook object that was made up of Note objects. This is the part of the object graph that you probably have managed by Core Data or saved locally to your app’s filesystem in one way or…

  • Here’s Your Free iMAM iOS SDK Training Module

    MattjDrake
    19 Apr 2012 | 2:06 pm
    Observers of this blog know that I’ve been busy at work on a brand new version 3.0 of my training program.  This is the end result of tweaking, training over 700 developers for over 3 years now.  I’m really excited about this new training program because I’m including Storyboards and Core Data right from the get-go and following a Case Study teaching model that I think will really bring the content home.  Skip right the part where you get your free iMAM iOS SDK Training Module Ahead of this content revision, I’ve completely refurbished the iMAM website to include…

  • Some Crazy New Updates to iMAM

    MattjDrake
    13 Apr 2012 | 1:51 pm
    So, I’ve just made another round of improvements to the iMAM website. Here are the highlights: Achievements I want to inject a some more fun into the iOS training experience, so I’ve started experimenting with Achievements. The idea is to give you some props for when you reach critical milestones like publishing an app or starting a career around iOS. In the Catch Up activity stream that some people have already been awarded Achievements for completing iOS Code Camp and publishing their own applications. To see all the Achievements and who has unlocked them click here:…
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  • Revamped 15-inch Macbook Pro: Retina Display, Ultrathin Design and USB 3.0

    sahil
    19 May 2012 | 9:57 am
    The biggest highlight of the upcoming WWDC 2012 being held in June is expected to be the unveiling of the Revamped Macbook Pro range and Mac OS X Mountain Lion. Apple is apparently putting finishing touches on its new Macbook Pros which is the result of years of research and development in ultra thin design [...]

  • Pod2G Updated Lists Of iDevices To Support iOS 5.1.1 Untethered JailBreak, iPhone 3GS & iPod 3G Included

    monis
    18 May 2012 | 12:55 pm
    If you have been waiting for an untethered JailBreak for iDevices which are on a firmware version greater than iOS 5.0.1, you must already know that Pod2G has been working really hard to make it a success. Fortunately, with the help of some other iOS hackers, iOS 5.1.1 untethered JailBreak is now supported by almost [...]

  • Jobs had dreamt of launching an iCar: Apple board member

    atrija
    18 May 2012 | 2:54 am
    Among the many facts, figures and dreams of Steve Jobs that have been steadily cropping up after Job’ death in October 2011, something interesting has come up once again. And this time apparently, Jobs wanted to launch a car under the banner of Apple before he died. CEO and Founder of J. Crew, and current [...]

  • Apple Ranks Third In Worldwide Sales Of Mobile Phones

    atrija
    17 May 2012 | 1:24 pm
    “Every once in a while a revolutionary product comes along that changes everything. It’s very fortunate if you can work on just one of these in your career. Apple’s been very fortunate in that it’s introduced a few of these.” -Steve Jobs, on the release on the Apple iPhone on 9 January, 2007 Looks like [...]

  • Apple Sues Samsung Over Evidence Destruction in Ongoing Lawsuit

    atrija
    16 May 2012 | 9:20 am
    In yet another case of its kind, Apple has pulled guns on Samsung, accusing the Korean electronics giant of destroying evidence. The motion, filed by Apple Inc. on May 1, 2012, in the Northern District of California for “spoilation of evidence” by Samsung  Electronics Co. in the ongoing lawsuit of patent infringement. The motion implied [...]
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  • Circus Atari, Scotland Yard, Extinction Squad And More iOS Fresh New Releases!

    Daniel Silva
    18 May 2012 | 12:00 pm
    Happy Friday everyone! We’ll have the NOVA 3  contest for you posted later today, but for now, check out the brand new releases these past 48 hours. Let us know if we missed anything! Boomlings – Free  Boomlings is an addictive puzzle game with crazy characters, hand-drawn 2D animation, challenging gameplay, Online leaderboards, achievements, rewards, and much much more! Prepare for a unique puzzle matching experience like you’ve never seen before! Collect Coins, Icons, Powerups, Experience, Achievements and show them off on the Online Leaderboards! Battle your way to the…

  • iPhone 5 Release Date Rumors & News: Verizon Phasing Out Unlimited Data For New iPhone LTE Feature

    Miguel Pereyra
    18 May 2012 | 8:00 am
    According report by Fierce Wireless, Verizon is planning on dropping gradfathered-in unlimited data plans for users who upgrade to a 4G LTE device. A move that makes sense since the upcoming iPhone 5 is rumored to be LTE capable. The report notes comments from Verizon Wireless CFO  Fran Shammo regarding the company’s future LTE plans: When asked how Verizon will drive customers to this new data share plan, Shammo said that LTE will be the anchor for the new plan and that as customers upgrade from 3G to LTE, they will have to be on a data share plan, allowing the company to sunset its…

  • Talking Carl, Talking Carl & Gugi, Playing Carl: All FREE For A Limited Time

    James Isabel
    18 May 2012 | 4:00 am
    I wouldn’t be posting about this, but I have some memory of Talking Carl  on the top iOS charts. It looks like a modern aged Tamagochi, but if you were ever curious, download that app along with Talking Carl & Gugi  and Playing Carl  all for FREE for a limited time! “Talk, Sing and Play with Carl. Tickle, punch, feed him and hear his funny laughs and growls and more! And Carl will always repeats anything you say with an hilarious voice. Talking Carl is the very first and still the funniest talking character in the AppStore, we invented fun!” Features • Talk…

  • Sonic The Hedgehog 4 Episode II iPhone, iPad Hits The App Store: Tremendous!

    Miguel Pereyra
    18 May 2012 | 12:00 am
    It’s OUT! It’s finally OUT! The highly anticipated Sonic The Hedgehog 4 Episode II from SEGA is now available as a universal app! I have been waiting for this one for a long time and it does NOT disappoint. Sonic The Hedgehog 4 Episode II ($6.99) iOS Universal Sonic 4 returns with Episode II, and this time he’s brought his trusty side kick Tails as you battle against Dr. Eggman and Metal Sonic. Features: Episode II features an all-new engine; bringing you gameplay with updated physics and Zones in stunning Retina Display. Team up with a friend via Bluetooth and take…

  • LostWinds2: Winter of the Melodias Review: Yeah, This Game Is Really Good

    Philip Pederson
    17 May 2012 | 12:00 pm
    The App Store is filled with games. Most of them are cute little puzzle games that, while fun, do not offer the depth of a “real” game. However, every so often a game comes along that reminds us why we love the iPhone as a gaming platform so much. Lost Winds 2: Winter of the Melodias (Universal App, $3.99) is one of those games. The sequel to the critically acclaimed platformer takes everything that was good about the original and makes it better. It not only reminds us that an iPhone game can be more than a cheesy puzzler, it also shows us that a game can be brought to the iPhone from…
 
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  • Tractor Trails Review: Putt-Putting Around Fields of Fun

    Julie Kuehl
    17 May 2012 | 12:09 pm
    Tractor Trails ReviewTractor Trails is a cute and difficult game that harkens back to the skills of Pac-Mac. Get your tractor moving down the trails to plant the trees, but do it in the right pattern or you’ll find yourself in a dead-end before the job is finished!You’ve got a field (or is it an orchard?) to plant and you’ve only got so much time to do it. The little tractor “Red” is up for the job and is placed in the empty field. You drag your finger to tell Red which way to go and he continues down the path until he reaches the end. Then you drag your finger a different direction…

  • Apple’s Next Gen iPhone 5 to feature 4-inch Screen?

    Kaled Ali
    17 May 2012 | 11:18 am
    On Wednesday, a report from The Wall Street Journal revealed that Apple is ordering 4 inch screens for the next generation iPhone 5. The screens have been reported to measure 4-inch diagonally, meaning that the width of the phone would not change, instead it would become taller.A mockup of the possible next generation iPhone 5 was released earlier last week, and has gained lots of attention (image above). Every model released since the introduction of the original iPhone in 2007 had the same 3.5 inch diagonal widescreen display. This would be the first time that the screen would change.Apple…

  • Apple to Release Thinner MacBook Pro at WWDC 2012?

    Kaled Ali
    17 May 2012 | 9:37 am
    On Monday, a report from Bloomberg suggested that Apple is expected to release a thinner Macbook Pro at this year’s upcoming WWDC 2012. Rumors that Apple would be discontinuing the 17” Macbook Pro and introducing a thinner model have been on the web for quite some time, but no credible sources have produced any solid information as to when the public would see the new Macbooks.According to the report, the new thinner models of the Macbook Pro would be adopting a number of features from the current Macbook Air, including the flash storage in order to give it a faster startup time and help…

  • Apple Inc. (AAPL) in Talks to Bring WatchESPN App to Apple TV?

    Kaled Ali
    17 May 2012 | 9:13 am
    On Tuesday, a report from Bloomberg suggested that Apple Inc. (AAPL) and parent company of ESPN, Disney, were in talks to bring the popular WatchESPN app to the Apple TV. The report mentioned a statement from ESPN executive Sean Bratches that the deal wasn’t imminent and is currently being hashed out between the two companies.If AAPL were given the go ahead to bring the app over to the Apple TV, subscribers of select cable networks or subscribers of ESPN would be able to stream live games through the app. The WatchESPN app is currently available in Apple’s App Store and can be streamed on…

  • Apple Renames iPad WiFi + 4G to iPad WiFi + Cellular

    Kaled Ali
    15 May 2012 | 11:08 am
    Apple launched the new iPad earlier this year in March, with the original WiFi version and for the first time, a 4G version of the popular tablet. Recently, iPad users in a number of international regions have complained that the 4G advertised with the tablet isn’t really 4G as many carriers didn’t support it. As a result, Apple has now changed the name of the new iPad in those regions, now calling it WiFi + Cellular.The term 4G was originally intended to be for the LTE-Advanced standard, however, a number of carriers such as Sprint introduced HSPA+ with a lower download and upload…
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  • Extinction Squad Review

    18 May 2012 | 7:35 pm
    Adult Swim has surprised a lot of gamers with their fun iOS games, which often manage to merge simple old-school gameplay with the themes and look of their own shows. Extinction Squad is no exception, and it takes the quest to rescue endangered animals to a new high… or low as the case may be. Fortunately, we mean that in a good way. In Extinction Squad, animals have gone crazy, the dodos have returned, and they’re all leaping off cliffs like lemmings or just falling from the sky. Enter daredevil scientist, Chuck Darwin, and his crack team of specialists. Intent on saving these animals…

  • Rumor: iPhone 5 to Have 4-Inch Screen

    18 May 2012 | 7:19 pm
    What is best in life? An iPhone with a bigger display. Reports are coming in that Apple is planning for the iPhone 5 to have a 4-inch screen. Current models of the iPhone measure 3.5 inches from corner to corner, so provided Apple keeps the screen dimensions proportional, that’ll mean a 30% viewing area increase.Everything that’s flying around right now is rumor, speculation, and secrets whispered over fences, but according to the report, people who are “close to the situation” (as Reuters puts it) claim that Apple has already begun putting out orders for the new displays in South…

  • Monster of Puppets Review

    18 May 2012 | 11:07 am
    Puppets are on the loose, and it's up to a lowly amusement park janitor to keep them at bay. Isn't that always the way? NuOxygen's tap-and-slash adventure Monster of Puppets (a clever play on words, if we may say so) follows janitor Charlie on his journey to keep the puppets in each booth at the amusement park from wreaking havoc upon the unsuspecting public-- all because a wayward UFO decided it wanted to make a quick landing. It's clear the game was meant to give Fruit Ninja a run for its money-- but does it ever get off the ground? Monster of Puppets has all the charms of a great Flash…

  • Fish Heroes Hands-On Preview

    18 May 2012 | 10:09 am
    Craneballs may not be one of the App Store's best-known indie developers, but ever since we played Blimp and Monorace, two of their finest games, we've been big fans. Other Craneballs fans out there will want to know all about Fish Heroes, a 3D physics puzzler that plays a bit like Angry Birds underwater. In Fish Heroes, you have to slingshot one type of animal (friendly fish) into another (mean sharks). While this sounds like yet another Angry Birds-like premise, the 3D levels make a huge difference. Like in the game Save Toshi, you can spin around each level to find the best…

  • Update: Tuesday Twitter Giveaway: Airport Scanner, Bravo Force, and More

    18 May 2012 | 8:01 am
    Our winners have been selected! Click ahead to see who won game codes, and which iOS our readers use most often. @pan_jerry: My most used app is Week Calender. With this app, I can arrange my life and work better.@ninjasan8: It's a tie between Mr. Reader, Pocket and Goodreader. I game a lot, but those apps are used the most.@agleung: My most used app is iCatcher, because I listen to Slide to Play Podcast every time I am behind the wheels!@reweblind: Most used app = Alarmed! It's the most robust reminders app ever, and I'm very OC hehehe! :)@test4rt: I use Reeder for ipad reading articles…
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  • Revamped 15-inch Macbook Pro: Retina Display, Ultrathin Design and USB 3.0

    sahil
    19 May 2012 | 9:57 am
    The biggest highlight of the upcoming WWDC 2012 being held in June is expected to be the unveiling of the Revamped Macbook Pro range and Mac OS X Mountain Lion. Apple is apparently putting finishing touches on its new Macbook Pros which is the result of years of research and development in ultra thin design [...]

  • Pod2G Updated Lists Of iDevices To Support iOS 5.1.1 Untethered JailBreak, iPhone 3GS & iPod 3G Included

    monis
    18 May 2012 | 12:55 pm
    If you have been waiting for an untethered JailBreak for iDevices which are on a firmware version greater than iOS 5.0.1, you must already know that Pod2G has been working really hard to make it a success. Fortunately, with the help of some other iOS hackers, iOS 5.1.1 untethered JailBreak is now supported by almost [...]

  • Jobs had dreamt of launching an iCar: Apple board member

    atrija
    18 May 2012 | 2:54 am
    Among the many facts, figures and dreams of Steve Jobs that have been steadily cropping up after Job’ death in October 2011, something interesting has come up once again. And this time apparently, Jobs wanted to launch a car under the banner of Apple before he died. CEO and Founder of J. Crew, and current [...]

  • Apple Ranks Third In Worldwide Sales Of Mobile Phones

    atrija
    17 May 2012 | 1:24 pm
    “Every once in a while a revolutionary product comes along that changes everything. It’s very fortunate if you can work on just one of these in your career. Apple’s been very fortunate in that it’s introduced a few of these.” -Steve Jobs, on the release on the Apple iPhone on 9 January, 2007 Looks like [...]

  • Apple Sues Samsung Over Evidence Destruction in Ongoing Lawsuit

    atrija
    16 May 2012 | 9:20 am
    In yet another case of its kind, Apple has pulled guns on Samsung, accusing the Korean electronics giant of destroying evidence. The motion, filed by Apple Inc. on May 1, 2012, in the Northern District of California for “spoilation of evidence” by Samsung  Electronics Co. in the ongoing lawsuit of patent infringement. The motion implied [...]
 
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  • The iTunes Festival 2012 :30 Nights Of Free Music

    Chris Eissens
    18 May 2012 | 11:51 am
    The iTunes Festival is coming back in September 2012. We’re inviting more than 60 artists to perform 30 consecutive nights of brilliant live music at the Roundhouse in London. This year’s spectacular... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

  • Feed Me Oil: Free Today Only

    Chris Eissens
    17 May 2012 | 2:19 pm
    Chillingo’s physics puzzler, Feed Me Oil is free today for both the iPhone and iPad. Instead of $0.99 for the iPhone or $1.99 for the iPad version, you can download it for free today only. In... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

  • Rumor: 7.85-inch LCD Panel Suppliers For The iPad Mini Ready To Ramp Up

    Chris Eissens
    17 May 2012 | 11:35 am
    A Taiwan-based publication Liberty Times (translated, via Macotakara) reported that LG and AU Optronics were certified to supply the 7.85-inch LCD panel for the iPad Mini. Furthermore, it goes on to... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

  • Facebook Released Pages Manager For iPhone

    Chris Eissens
    16 May 2012 | 2:36 pm
    A view hours ago Facebook released Pages Manager for the iPhone. Pages Manager helps admins connect with their audience and keep up with activity on multiple Pages, all in one place. You can post... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

  • China Mobile in talks with Apple for iPhone

    Chris Eissens
    16 May 2012 | 9:00 am
    Reuters reported that China Mobile, the world’s biggest telecom carrier by subscribers, is negotiating with Apple Inc to carry the popular iPhone in China. “China Mobile is the only... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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  • Video 2 Photo for iPhone

    Cyrus
    19 May 2012 | 7:24 am
    Capturing the perfects shots is not always easy. Not everyone is a master in photography to pull it off. You can now take those impossible pictures with Video 2 Photo for iPhone. With this app, you can extract photos from your videos. Video 2 Photo lets you choose the very right shots from the videos you have taken in the past. Video 2 Photo is pretty simple to use. It lets you watch your videos frame by frame and extract photos from them. Videos can be imported from iPhone’s camera roll. iTunes file sharing is supported as well. Want to target a specific time in your video? No problem.

  • Dalai Lama Quotes

    Cyrus
    18 May 2012 | 7:13 am
    We all go through tough moments in life. Giving up and getting negative are all natural. But there are things you can do to keep your spirit up and face the challenges coming your way. Reading inspirational quotes could help. Dalai Lama Quotes is a powerful application that brings you with valuable wisdom just you need it. Dalai Lama Quotes contains a collection of must-read quotes by the Dalai Lama. These are packaged in a beautiful interface. Users can go through these quotes and bookmark the ones they like. They will also have the chance to share the quotes with others. Reading quotes just…

  • StrongLifts for iPhone

    Cyrus
    17 May 2012 | 6:58 am
    Working hard to lose fat and become thinner is only the start of your journey towards achieving a rock hard body. Gaining lean muscle and strength can take a bit of time though. You need to keep track of your weight, the exercises you do, and your reps to keep your body on track. StrongLifts for iPhone is a beautiful application that saves you time doing these. StrongLifts is very useful for those following the StrongLifts 5 x 5 system. You won’t have to use a piece of paper to keep up, which is nice. The app tells you which exercises you should do and how much weight you should be…

  • Affiliate Marketing with ShoeMoney

    Cyrus
    16 May 2012 | 6:44 am
    Affiliate marketing is one of the best ways to start making money online these days. The idea is very simple: you earn commission for leads, actions, or sales you provide to small and large companies. Who you team up for, what you promote, and how you do it are all up to you. Becoming a master affiliate marketer takes time. Affiliate Marketing with ShoeMoney is a cool app that provides you with educational videos and useful documents /articles. ShoeMoney should not need any introduction for those of you who are not completely new to the idea of making money online. He has been active in this…

  • The World Clock

    Cyrus
    15 May 2012 | 6:28 am
    Plenty of folks make their living by traveling all over the world to get their business done. Traveling nationally and internationally all the time does come with its own challenges. Thanks to apps such as the World Clock, you can keep up with time much more conveniently. It serves as your time converter, time synchronization tool, and alarm clock, with thousands of places covered. The World Clock covers more than 197k places from over 230 countries around the world. You get time synchronization with sub-second precision. Your time gets updated automatically as you change time-zones. The…
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  • Mega Tic-Tac-Toe Review

    Jason Wadsworth
    18 May 2012 | 1:03 pm
    Mega Tic-Tac-Toe Review By Jason Wadsworth on May 18th, 2012 Our Rating: :: AN EXPANDED CLASSICUniversal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad It’s like tic-tac-toe, but more of it.   Developer: Noam Studios Price: Free Version Reviewed: 2.1.2 Device Reviewed On: iPhone 4S Graphics / Sound Rating: 3 out of 5 stars Game Controls Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Gameplay Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars Replay Value Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars Overall Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars Tic-tac-toe. Whether it’s from the classic pen and paper version of the game or from the game show of arguable…

  • Time to Check Out Classic-Style RPG Alphadia

    Jason Wadsworth
    18 May 2012 | 12:30 pm
    The Japanese developer KEMCO has been developing iOS games for some time; most of them bring epic RPGs (some might call them JRPGs) in the classic 16-bit style. Alphadia, one of their more popular titles, is described by the developer as a classic Japanese style role playing game. It follows the adventures of the small town resident and young hero, Ash, after he and a friend rescue a mysterious girl from foreign soldiers and escape into the woods. It’s up to Ash and the friends he makes on his new quest to help this girl complete a secret mission that will bring peace to the land again.

  • TockDown Review

    Kevin Stout
    18 May 2012 | 12:03 pm
    TockDown Review By Kevin Stout on May 18th, 2012 Our Rating: :: USEFULiPad Only App - Designed for the iPad TockDown is a timer app for the iPad.   Developer: Retrobit Price: $0.99 Version Reviewed: 1.0 Device Reviewed On: iPad (third-generation) iPhone/iPad Integration Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars User Interface Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars Re-use / Replay Value Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars Overall Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars The iPad doesn’t have a native Clocks app like the iPhone. Until Apple decides to give us iPad users the app, we’re stuck finding alternatives to the…

  • Why Can’t I Play Pokemon On My iPhone?

    Kevin Stout
    18 May 2012 | 11:30 am
    Nintendo recently reported its first annual loss, showing that perhaps 3DS isn’t enough of a success. Nintendo hasn’t even released its legacy games on mobile platforms where others like Sega have (Sonic the Hedgehog). While current CEO of Nintendo, Satoru Iwata, is in charge, it’s unlikely that Nintendo will acknowledge its mistake. When asked about releasing Nintendo games for smartphones, Iwata replied, “This is absolutely not under consideration. If we did this, Nintendo would cease to be Nintendo….” But what about rereleasing classics on iOS? That doesn’t seem to…

  • Rage Comic Generator Review

    Jennifer Allen
    18 May 2012 | 11:03 am
    Rage Comic Generator Review By Jennifer Allen on May 18th, 2012 Our Rating: :: CREATIVE FUNUniversal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad A fun way to create your own RageGuy memes.   Developer: Antonio Caballero Price: $0.99 Version Reviewed: 1.3 Device Reviewed On: iPhone 4 iPhone Integration Rating: 3.75 out of 5 stars User Interface Rating: 3.75 out of 5 stars Re-use Value Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars Overall Rating: 3.67 out of 5 stars For regular internet users, memes are quite fun to dabble in. Any visitor to an internet forum or chatroom will have seen many images linked that range…
 
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  • Karma

    Joe Seifi
    18 May 2012 | 5:20 pm
    “Only good things will follow.” That’s what you see the first time you open the Karma app on your iPhone. What is Karma you ask? It’s a new mobile social shopping hub for... Read the full review at AppSafari

  • Path

    Jenni Ward
    18 May 2012 | 2:40 pm
    Path 2 is here! The Path social networking iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad app allows you to share your day’s activities, thoughts, feelings, and inspirations with your existing social networks or... Read the full review at AppSafari

  • KORG iKaossilator

    Shem Pennant
    18 May 2012 | 2:10 pm
    I’ve always admired Korg’s flexibilty. They’ve been making instruments since the sixties and have embraced the world of organs, beatboxes and synths with gusto. Even now they are... Read the full review at AppSafari

  • Universal Movie Tycoon

    Joe Seifi
    16 May 2012 | 12:59 pm
    Universal Movie Tycoon, developed by Fuse Powered Inc. and available on both the iPhone and iPod touch, is very similar to other city building games such as the classic SimCity. What makes Universal... Read the full review at AppSafari

  • LEGO Ninjago: Rise of the Snakes

    Darius Reimm
    16 May 2012 | 10:59 am
    LEGO Ninjago: Rise of the Snakes, developed by Lego Systems Inc. and released on the iPhone and iPod touch, is based on the 2012 lineup of Ninjago LEGO toys. Rather than focus on the building aspect... Read the full review at AppSafari
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  • Emoji 2 – 300 + New Emoji 2-iPhone Lifestyle App-Get Apps FREE!

    Crazy Mike
    18 May 2012 | 4:00 pm
    If you can’t get enough of emoticons, then you’ll want to check out this Lifestyle app to enable 300+ Emoji icons for iOS 5.1 and 600+ of iOS 4. You can Get this App FREE…..but hurry, because there are only a limited number of downloads. As a courtesy to the developer for the FREE app download, please leave a comment below or head over to iTunes and leave a review for this app there. Why? Because your opinion is important and this really helps out the developer. Thank you, Crazy Mike (*Please Take One and Leave The Extras For Others to Enjoy) Get Apps FREE Emoji 2 – 300 +…

  • Trucks, By Duck Duck Moose – Young Kids Will Love It!

    Mrs.CrazyMike
    18 May 2012 | 1:59 pm
    Trucks – by Duck Duck Moose is an iPhone Education app that features 5 amusing and interactive vehicle-themed activities along with 6 all-time-favorite nursery rhymes to really add to your child’s enjoyment and playing experience. Trucks will quickly draw young children into the learning mechanics of sequencing, sorting and problem solving as they play with this application. Although, they call it Trucks, there are plenty of cars in here as well. You’ll find that the navigation within the app is simple and your child will also have the help of a guide: (the voice of) a young…

  • Phonics Handwriting and Spellings-iPhone n iPad Education App-Get Apps FREE!

    Mrs.CrazyMike
    18 May 2012 | 11:00 am
    This Education app is great for young children and introduces letter phonics, flashcards, handwriting activities, and spelling tests for 750+ words to start building strong spelling, writing, and reading skills. You can Get this App FREE…..but hurry, because there are only a limited number of downloads. As a courtesy to the developer for the FREE app download, please leave a comment below or head over to iTunes and leave a review for this app there. Why? Because your opinion is important and this really helps out the developer. Thank you, Crazy Mike (*Please Take One and Leave The…

  • Orphion – iPad Music App – Get Apps FREE!

    Mrs.CrazyMike
    18 May 2012 | 6:30 am
    This interesting iPad Music app encourages musical exploration through customizable electronic instruments to create some really cool outcomes — unleash your inner musician today! You can Get this App FREE…..but hurry, because there are only a limited number of downloads. As a courtesy to the developer for the FREE app download, please leave a comment below or head over to iTunes and leave a review for this app there. Why? Because your opinion is important and this really helps out the developer. Thank you, Crazy Mike (*Please Take One and Leave The Extras For Others to Enjoy) Get…

  • Steve Job’s Legacy – Larger iPhone Screen?

    Crazy Mike
    18 May 2012 | 5:41 am
    The folks over at Bloomberg indicate that the next iPhone will have a redesign, specifically in screen size. This makes sense since Samsung is leading all smartphone sales with various sized screen devices, most notably, the Samsung Galaxy Nexus sporting a gorgeous 4.65 inch screen. This is long over due for Apple, now the world’s most profitable company. As a mobile gamer and web consumer, I opt for my Samsung Galaxy Nexus for web browsing, but as far as gaming goes, the gaming aspect still has a long way to go on the Android platform in order to catch up to Apple’s stable iOS…
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  • SnipSnap Stores All Your Coupons on iPhone

    Gaurav Kheterpal
    19 May 2012 | 9:45 am
    I just love shopping coupons? Whether it’s promotional discounts or freebies, coupons are an integral part of my shopping experience these days. However, keeping track of coupons is a nightmare for me.  Very often, just when I’m about to redeem my coupons at the billing counter, I realize that I forgot them at home. Therefore, I’ve tried a number of coupon apps on my iPhone but with limited success. Recently, I came across SnipSnap - a refreshingly new approach to storing coupons on your iPhone. SnipSnap works on a simple principle – store your coupons on your iPhone…

  • ‘Jailbreak’ Censored Across US iTunes Store Categories

    Adeel Qayum
    18 May 2012 | 11:00 am
    Apple has taken its war against jailbreaking to another level as the iTunes Store begins censoring all occurrences of the word ‘jailbreak’ among all content categories. Music albums, apps, podcast episodes, television shows, e-book titles, movies, and almost everything has been affected with this policy change. MuscleNerd has tweeted the term has been uncensored for iTunes ringtones and songs. According to The Next Web, “an error” in the iTunes rating system caused the word ‘jailbreak’’ to get added to a general ratings list. While checking out iTunes, some of the recent songs…

  • 5 Cloud Services for Syncing Your iPhone Document to the Cloud

    Simon Ng
    18 May 2012 | 9:44 am
    This is a guest post by Natasha who is a writer, blogger and tech lover. iPhone users have a dizzying array of cloud backup apps from which to choose. Gone are the days of a little Nokia brick which, if dropped, lost, or stolen, contained nothing more than a few contacts and your high score on “Snake.” Once they get used to having an iPhone, most users tend to accumulate quite a bit of priceless personal and professional files on it. What apps should you trust with this precious digital cargo? iCloud Everyone with any Apple device should use iCloud, but they shouldn’t…

  • Siri Hack Enables Location Based Search For Countries Outside U.S

    Adeel Qayum
    17 May 2012 | 9:22 am
    The iPhone 4S brought to us the digital voice assistant, Siri. She can answer all the questions, provided the questions make sense and the database has the answer to the. Now, you can ask Siri about different locations such as parks and clubs, and you’ll be provided with the right answer. Siri can’t, by default, extend her reach outside the US. This means if you’re travelling, you won’t be able to ask about nearby restaurants and other recreational places. However, all that changes for International Locations for Siri. This is a new tweak through which you can ask the assistant about…

  • Apple Adapts Larger Screen For The Next iPhone

    Sette Capati
    17 May 2012 | 3:00 am
    The fruit company is climbing the heights of fierce competition in the mobile industry. We recently published an article about the mini iPads, set to be released this fall. Now, another move buzzed various tech sites. Apple will release larger screens for the next iPhone, and it is unveiling is expected this year. The fruit company ordered bigger screens from Asian suppliers. However, Apple didn’t comment on this issue. Citing from Wall Street Journal, “The new screens measure at least 4 inches diagonally, the people said, compared with 3.5 inches on Apple’s latest model, the iPhone…
 
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  • iphone exchange sync fix

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    17 May 2012 | 10:48 pm
    iphone exchange sync fix We are still seeing many visitors to our site each day looking for iphone exchange sync fix. After searching for days, most of these people realize that it can be tricky to solving and figuring out these iphone sync issues.  We have been performing iPhone Exchange setup since July 2008. There are many different error messages and issues with these iphone exchange sync fix issues and is why TechnoKOZ is here to help you fix these quickly. We see different types of issues with these older 2003 Exchange system with iphone exchange sync fix messages. Our phone is still…

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    15 May 2012 | 8:45 pm
    iphone 4 unable to verify account information We are receiving many callers receiving iphone 4 unable to verify account information message. These can be tricky to solve and figure out, but we have been performing iPhone Exchange setup since July 2008. There are many different error messages and issues with these Exchange 2003 systems and is why TechnoKOZ is here to help you fix these quickly We see different types of issues with these older 2003 Exchange system with these iphone 4 unable to verify account information messages. Our phone is still ringing off the hook for iphone 4 unable to…

  • iPhone Exchange HTTP 500

    admin
    15 May 2012 | 12:54 pm
    iPhone Exchange HTTP 500 We are receiving many callers with the iPhone Exchange HTTP 500 error message.  These can be tricky to solve and figure out, but we have been performing iPhone Exchange setup since July 2008.  There are so many different error messages and issues with these Exchange 2003 systems and is why TechnoKOZ is here to help you fix these quickly We see different types of issues with these older 2003 Exchange system with these iPhone Exchange HTTP 500 messages. Our phone is still ringing off the hook for iPhone Exchange HTTP 500 error messages. It appears Verizon, ATT, Sprint…

  • Configure ActiveSync with a single Exchange server

    admin
    9 May 2012 | 8:21 am
    Configure ActiveSync with a single Exchange server There are still many people looking to Configure ActiveSync with a single Exchange server. We have been performing iPhone Exchange setup since July 2008. There are so many different error messages and issues with these Exchange 2003 systems and is why TechnoKOZ is here to help you fix these quickly We see different types of issues with these older 2003 Exchange system with these cannot get mail error messages. Our phone is still ringing off the hook for Configure ActiveSync with a single Exchange server. It appears Verizon, ATT, Sprint are…

  • ActiveSync Server 3005

    admin
    9 May 2012 | 8:14 am
    ActiveSync Server 3005 We are now receiving callers regarding ActiveSync Server 3005 error messages.   Exchange 2003, 2007, 2010 activesync can work with a simple self signed cert or $12.99 Godaddy cert. Please ignore of these iPhone Exchange SSL 5 issues. Remeber, we have been performing iPhone Exchange Troubleshoot Help since July 2008. There are so many different error messages and issues with these iPhone Exchange SSL 5 issues and is why TechnoKOZ is here to help you fix these quickly. Our phone is still ringing off the hook with people wondering about ActiveSync Server 3005. It appears…
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  • 7 Ways To Turn iPhone Into a Camera

    Ci
    19 May 2012 | 5:25 am
    iPhone cameras keep getting better each year. The latest generation iPhone already has powerful cameras you can use to capture quality video and photos. If you have been using dedicated cameras all your life, it may take you some time to get used to the idea of taking pictures/videos with your phone. These 7 accessories ease your way through this process:GIZMON iCA BLACK for iPhone4/4S: a superb iPhone case that makes your device look like a camera. This case accepts lenses too. It even has a shutter button at the top.ALM mCAM Stabilizer Mount: this is useful for those of you who want to…

  • Steve Jobs Helped Design iPhone 5? iPhone 4 Price Drops

    Ci
    18 May 2012 | 3:40 am
    Steve Jobs may be gone but not forgotten. Under his leadership, Apple managed to tun around its fortunes and become of one of the most valuable companies in the tech world. Mr. Jobs was struggling in his last days but he had the chance to work closely on the redesigned iPhone before his death in October. At least that is what Bloomberg is reporting at this point.It has been a while since Apple changed the iPhone’s design dramatically. The iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S have many similarities on the surface. But just like many other smartphone makers, Apple seems ready to introduce a 4 inch…

  • Cool Finds: Scanbox Portable Scanning Box, 0.25mm Thick Waterproof iPhone Case

    Ci
    17 May 2012 | 3:38 am
    In the past few months, we have covered some of the apps that one can use to turn an iPhone into a scanner. The device’s camera is more than good enough to digitize documents with. Scanbox can make the process even easier. It is a portable scanning box that uses your iPhone’s camera to take high quality scans. The idea of carrying a desktop scanner with you on the go is not smart. Besides, some of those gadgets do take a lot of space. With Scanbox, you can save some room in your office as well.Scanbox is super portable. It packs down flat and fits in your bag. It is not easy to…

  • 6 Awesome Chess Puzzle Apps for iPhone & iPad

    Ci
    16 May 2012 | 5:59 am
    Chess is quite an addictive board game. It can make your brain sharper and improve your problem solving skills. We have already covered plenty of chess apps you can use to test your skills against sophisticated computer engines on your iPhone or iPad. These 6 apps bring a ton of entertaining chess puzzles to your iOS device:Chess Problems: brings 645 interactive puzzles ranging from mate in 2 moves to mate in 17 moves to your iOS device. It lets you compare your results with those of your friends’.Shredder Chess for iPad: one of the most powerful chess engines for iPad. It has an…

  • iPhone Game Changer, iHDTV to Lure 1 in 2 iPhone Users?

    Ci
    16 May 2012 | 3:42 am
    The iPhone is a highly popular smartphone. That goes without saying. The device is shiny but offers a ton of features as well. According to the latest ACSI rankings, Apple tops other players in the mobile phone industry easily. Apple topped the list with a score of 83, much higher than Nokia, LG, and HTC which tied for second place at 75.At 83, Apple’s iPhone is a game changer when it comes to customer satisfaction. No other cell phone company has ever broken into the 80s. Apple’s nearest competitors this year are three companies tied at 75: Nokia (+3%) and ACSI newcomers LG and HTC.The…
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  • Kung Fu Rabbit in Review – No Sharp, Pointy Teeth, But Still…

    Eric Pankoke
    17 May 2012 | 3:52 am
    Well, BulkyPix has managed to publish another extremely addictive action platform game with Kung Fu Rabbit.  Of course the fact that the protagonist is an oddly shaped rabbit wielding a deadly blade is beside the point.  It also doesn’t hurt that no matter how many times you fail a level there’s this bizarre draw to give it one more try.  For various reasons I’ll choose not to disclose I’m not nearly as far in this game as I’d like by now, but it hasn’t deterred me one bit from playing, and in fact is probably the reason I’ve stuck with it so long.(...)Read the rest of Kung…

  • 10 New App Store Games To Watch [May 7 - 13]

    Eric Pankoke
    16 May 2012 | 12:11 pm
    FPS fans can enjoy another installment of Gameloft’s popular sci-fi series this week with the release of N.O.V.A. 3.  Everything you’ve come to expect from the franchise is still present, and new to this release is the ability for multiple players to share a vehicle.  If boxing is more your thing you might consider Punch Hero from Gamevil.  It’s free, you can duke it out with players around the world, and equipping your player consists of buying things like beards and sunglasses.  Maybe you like puzzle / platform games instead?  If that’s the case check out LostWinds2: Winter of…

  • FX Photo Studio for Mac Celebrates 1 year with app sales and giveaways

    Louis
    16 May 2012 | 12:10 pm
    FX Photo Studio for Mac OS has just turned 1 and developer Macphun is throwing a birthday bash that includes price drops and giveaways. For one day (at the very least), their excellent photo editing apps for Mac and iOS can be picked up at up to 60% off. shigzeo reviewed FX Photo Studio for the iPhone and not only gave it a Kiss It rating, but also considers it to be among the best photo editors on the platform. FX Photo Studio - $9.99 (was $14.99) FX Photo Studio Pro - $18.99 (was $39.99) FX Photo Studio for iPhone (TMA Review) – $0.99 (was $2.99) FX Photo Studio HD for iPad…

  • Report: Apple has placed orders for 4″ screens for new iPhone

    Louis
    16 May 2012 | 11:21 am
      According to The Wall Street Journal, Apple has already begun to place orders for the iPhone 5′s screen and they’re said to measure “at least” 4 inches diagonally, with production for the screens set for next month. In a separate report from Reuters that provides similar info, Apple indeed plans to use a larger screen for the next iPhone (“4 inches from corner to corner”) and has placed orders for the next display from LG, Sharp and Japan Display Inc. Reuters was more specific with manufacturing dates, with production for the screens to start as…

  • iOS and Mac Deals o’ the Day – May 15th

    Louis
    15 May 2012 | 11:12 am
    The addictive Saving Yello now free for limited time Looking for the latest app sales and deals for the iPhone, iPad and Mac? Here’s our roundup today for the most recent freebies and price drops that are worth checking out. As always, they’re only good for a very limited time. (...)Read the rest of iOS and Mac Deals o’ the Day – May 15th © louis for TouchMyApps, 2012. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: Deals O the Day, freebies, Games, News, Price Drop
 
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  • iPhone: Snacksss - $.99 - Games

    19 May 2012 | 9:30 am
    Play as Snacksss, a young rattlesnake on his own in the wild looking for a tasty bite while attempting to survive predators of his own!

  • iPhone: Simply Declare - $1.99 - Travel

    18 May 2012 | 9:00 am
    Are you a savvy traveler? Simply Declare allows you to enter your travel purchases for declaring them back in your home country for duty purposes. Simply Declare magically updates currencies in real time and automatically converts your purchase currency price into your home currency price. The App lets you set a limit on your spending and keeps on deducting the amount of your new purchases from your original set spending limit.

  • iPhone: Image It - $.99 - Travel

    18 May 2012 | 8:00 am
    "Image It" is a great application that can communicate with people of any country not speaking the same language. Through its many symbols, it allows for easy sequence to express a clear picture.

  • iPhone/Android: 1Card - Free - Lifestyle

    17 May 2012 | 12:57 pm
    Rewards Cards and mobile coupons in one single app. Why go around with tons of cards in your wallet? Do you sometimes leave your cards at home? Have you ever lost one of the cards you needed? With 1Card you have everything with you!

  • iPhone: Screen Fun - $.99 - Entertainment

    17 May 2012 | 8:00 am
    To set up the effect the best way, go to a game, an ebook, or another common app that you use, and take a screen shot of that app (by pressing the power button and home button at the same time). Then load that image into Screen Fun by tapping the gear in the bottom right corner, tapping on the image, and selecting the image you just stored in the camera roll.
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  • Kung Fu Rabbit in Review – No Sharp, Pointy Teeth, But Still…

    Eric Pankoke
    17 May 2012 | 3:52 am
    Well, BulkyPix has managed to publish another extremely addictive action platform game with Kung Fu Rabbit.  Of course the fact that the protagonist is an oddly shaped rabbit wielding a deadly blade is beside the point.  It also doesn’t hurt that no matter how many times you fail a level there’s this bizarre draw to give it one more try.  For various reasons I’ll choose not to disclose I’m not nearly as far in this game as I’d like by now, but it hasn’t deterred me one bit from playing, and in fact is probably the reason I’ve stuck with it so long.(...)Read the rest of Kung…

  • 10 New App Store Games To Watch [May 7 - 13]

    Eric Pankoke
    16 May 2012 | 12:11 pm
    FPS fans can enjoy another installment of Gameloft’s popular sci-fi series this week with the release of N.O.V.A. 3.  Everything you’ve come to expect from the franchise is still present, and new to this release is the ability for multiple players to share a vehicle.  If boxing is more your thing you might consider Punch Hero from Gamevil.  It’s free, you can duke it out with players around the world, and equipping your player consists of buying things like beards and sunglasses.  Maybe you like puzzle / platform games instead?  If that’s the case check out LostWinds2: Winter of…

  • FX Photo Studio for Mac Celebrates 1 year with app sales and giveaways

    Louis
    16 May 2012 | 12:10 pm
    FX Photo Studio for Mac OS has just turned 1 and developer Macphun is throwing a birthday bash that includes price drops and giveaways. For one day (at the very least), their excellent photo editing apps for Mac and iOS can be picked up at up to 60% off. shigzeo reviewed FX Photo Studio for the iPhone and not only gave it a Kiss It rating, but also considers it to be among the best photo editors on the platform. FX Photo Studio - $9.99 (was $14.99) FX Photo Studio Pro - $18.99 (was $39.99) FX Photo Studio for iPhone (TMA Review) – $0.99 (was $2.99) FX Photo Studio HD for iPad…

  • Report: Apple has placed orders for 4″ screens for new iPhone

    Louis
    16 May 2012 | 11:21 am
      According to The Wall Street Journal, Apple has already begun to place orders for the iPhone 5′s screen and they’re said to measure “at least” 4 inches diagonally, with production for the screens set for next month. In a separate report from Reuters that provides similar info, Apple indeed plans to use a larger screen for the next iPhone (“4 inches from corner to corner”) and has placed orders for the next display from LG, Sharp and Japan Display Inc. Reuters was more specific with manufacturing dates, with production for the screens to start as…

  • iOS and Mac Deals o’ the Day – May 15th

    Louis
    15 May 2012 | 11:12 am
    The addictive Saving Yello now free for limited time Looking for the latest app sales and deals for the iPhone, iPad and Mac? Here’s our roundup today for the most recent freebies and price drops that are worth checking out. As always, they’re only good for a very limited time. (...)Read the rest of iOS and Mac Deals o’ the Day – May 15th © louis for TouchMyApps, 2012. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: Deals O the Day, freebies, Games, News, Price Drop
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  • Zombies, Run! developer worked with Apple to make Kickstarter work in App Store

    Phil Hornshaw
    19 May 2012 | 10:00 am
    Crowd-funding service Kickstarter has gained a lot of attention of late because of some massive success stories in the world of gaming, but small developers have been using the fundraising site to gather money for ambitious mobile titles almost since Kickstarter was created.

  • iOS 6 – Can the fruit stand alone?

    Lisa Caplan
    19 May 2012 | 6:00 am
    With WWDC around the corner, the rumor mill is in full swing as to what the folks at Cupertino plan to unveil. It’s unlikely to be a new iOS device, (our bets are on an October new iPhone event) but as 9to5Mac reported, there’s every indication that iOS 6 is in the final stages of testing and will likely be the centrepiece of this year’s developer conference.

  • Stylish iPhone apps to get the perfect prom look

    Kate Currin
    18 May 2012 | 8:48 am
    It is the night you waited for all school year, it is time for prom! Whether you have had your dress all year or have not even started shopping yet, we have some iPhone app recommendations to ensure your prom look is the best ever.

  • iPhone App Video Review: My Little Hero

    Andrew Koziara
    18 May 2012 | 8:38 am
    The premise is a simple one. After being tucked in by your mother, the boogeyman (who kind of resembles our old pal Oogie Boogie of A Nightmare Before Christmas) takes every single one of your toys and dolls. But you're not going to cry for your mama like most other kids. That's not how you role. You don a cardboard helmet, grab your cardboard sword, and enter your own personal land of Narnia to get your toys back.

  • Apple must fight fragmentation if it goes with a larger screen for the iPhone 5

    Phil Hornshaw
    18 May 2012 | 5:36 am
    Despite a few comments to the contrary, most of the unnamed sources and their unattributed quotes flying around the Apple-centric world are suggesting that the next iPhone is getting a bump in screen size up to 4 inches.
 
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  • True HDR Delivers Amazing Results

    Terry White
    14 May 2012 | 9:05 pm
    I spent some time in Sweden over the weekend hang out with colleagues and one of the places I went was just off the ocean. I walked down to the water front the scene was breathtaking and so serene. Although I had my Nikon D7000 in the back of the car, I just didn’t feel like walking back up the hill to get it. I pulled out my iPhone, fired up the True HDR App and captured the scene. Although I’ve had this App on my iPhone 4s for a while now, I hadn’t really used it much. I was blown away by not only the ease of use, but also by the results! First of all I shot this HDR hand…

  • Adobe Photoshop Touch And Ideas Updated with New Features

    Terry White
    13 May 2012 | 9:05 pm
    In addition to releasing two new iPad Apps, Adobe Collage and Adobe Proto on Friday last week Adobe also released updates to Adobe Photoshop Touch and Adobe Ideas.  What’s New in Photoshop Touch You may now increase the resolution to 2048×2048 with 10 layers. Default is 1600×1600 with 16 layers, but you can change it in Preferences. Automatic synchronization with Creative Cloud Available in 6 languages (English, French, German, Japanese, Spanish, Italian) Added export to PSD and PNG via Camera Roll or email. Improved rotate and flip image workflow. Added ability to transfer images to…

  • Adobe Proto for iPad is Here

    Terry White
    11 May 2012 | 12:57 am
    Adobe Proto helps enables you to mock up websites with simple gestures right on your iPad. If you want to add a DIV to the page just draw a rectangle. If you want an image draw an X, a video draw a triangle, etc. Move these objects around, add text place holders, menus and navigation. The wireframes that you’re building are using industry standard CSS. Once you’re done sync your wireframe to Creative Cloud (free 2GBs of space) to further build it out in DreamWeaver CS6. Seems like a must have for web designers that use DreamWeaver and an iPad.

  • Adobe Collage for iPad is Here

    Terry White
    11 May 2012 | 12:46 am
    Along with the release of Creative Cloud today (and Creative Suite 6 earlier this week) Adobe has released Adobe Collage for iPad. Adobe Collage allows you to create “moodboards” by combining images, drawings, videos and text together on one cavas. I see creatives jot down their ideas on sketch pads all the time. Now there’s a way to do it right on your iPad. However, beyond just jotting down ideas, you can begin to visualize those ideas by also adding the imagery and videos. You can even import your PDFs, Photoshop .PSD files and Adobe Illustrator .AI files. Search for…

  • Uncompressed Photos From Your iPhone

    Jason Lykins
    8 May 2012 | 9:01 pm
      Everyone knows that the camera on the iPhone is one of the best cameras offered on a mobile phone; but up until now there hasn’t been a way to get uncompressed files from that great camera to work with in external image editors like Photoshop. That’s all changed. There are literally thousands of alternative camera Apps for the iPhone in the App store. We’ve reviewed so many on here that it really takes something special to catch our attention let alone make up here as a “Best App”. 645Pro not only caught my attention, but it really blew me away with the…
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  • What I played this week - Cubyrinth, Warpspeed 2, and Blast Angle HD

    Nate Adcock
    19 May 2012 | 11:56 am
    3 small games this week (none over 100MB in size), all of which can be had on the app store in like a minute. Cubyrinth is a puzzle solver that will require your concentration and some Rubik's experience; Warpspeed 2 is a 3D racer with addictively retro sound/graphics; Blast Angle HD is a Dome Wars (or Scorched Earth on PC) redo with a sharp and vibrant look, though showing a spot of instability on my iPad. Read on for the mini-reviews and vids... read more

  • Steve Jobs biopic to begin filming in June, with Ashton Kutcher starring; website launches

    Jim Karpen
    19 May 2012 | 8:58 am
    The unofficial biographical film of Steve Jobs will begin filming in June, with a release date expected late this fall, according to a press release sent out yesterday. Early scenes from the film will be shot in the actual home in Los Altos where Jobs grew up, including the famous garage where Jobs and Steve Wozniak launched their first Apple computer.read more

  • iPhone Life Weekly Weekend Giveaway 5/18

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    18 May 2012 | 1:20 pm
    Every weekend we will be raffling off tons of great apps and accessories for FREE. Here's how it works: Every Friday we will announce the prizes being given away through iPhoneLife.com, Facebook, and Twitter. To enter the giveaway, go to iPhoneLife.com/giveaways. On Monday morning we will randomly select the winners. If you win an app, we will email you the promo code to redeem the app for free. If you win an accessory, we will mail it to you.read more

  • AP Calculus Review

    Alex Paul
    18 May 2012 | 11:02 am
    The AP Calculus power review app is made to help anyone get ready for a big test or exam in their AP Calculus class.  Everyone knows that calculus is one of the most difficult math courses around and when you're in the advanced placement class it is even more difficult.  This app is great because it allows you to pull it out and start studying anywhere you go.  There are two main sections to the app, study and information. read more

  • [Preview] Infinity Blade: Dungeons. Gameplay Video Sneak Peek!

    Siva Om
    18 May 2012 | 9:56 am
    Months have passed since I first brought tidings of a new story, the latest installment in the EPIC Infinity Blade saga. Today at long last, I treat you to a gameplay preview, courtesy of Joystiq.  read more
 
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  • Steve Jobs devoted a lot of his time prior to his death creating the iPhone 5

    iPhone and iPad News and Reviews
    17 May 2012 | 7:53 pm
    Steve Jobs was heavily involved with the creation of the iPhone 5 prior to his death. He understood that the iPhone had evolved into such an amazing device that it was literally an extension of the body to millions of people in the world. Jobs knew he had to keep up with the flow of technology and a bigger screen was top on his list for the next generation iPhone. Apple, based in Cupertino, California, has placed orders from suppliers in Asia for screens that are bigger than the 3.5- inch size now on the smartphone, said one of the people, who asked not to be identified because the plans…

  • Apple ordering 4 inch screens for the next generation iPhone

    iPhone and iPad News and Reviews
    16 May 2012 | 8:14 am
    The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Apple has begun ordering 4 inch screens for the next generation iPhone. Apple Inc., which is expected to launch its next-generation iPhone later this year, has ordered screens from its Asian suppliers that are bigger than the ones used in iPhones since they debuted in 2007, people familiar with the situation said. Production is set to begin next month for the screens, which measure at least 4 inches diagonally compared with 3.5 inches on the iPhone 4S, the latest phone from Apple, the people said. Apple Inc plans to use a larger screen on the…

  • Top iPhone News: Apple is beginning to reduce the production of the iPhone 4S in preparation of the iPhone 5

    iPhone and iPad News and Reviews
    15 May 2012 | 9:20 pm
    Apple has made the analysts believe that they are slowing down the production of the current iPhone 4S model to prepare the retail shelves for the upcoming iPhone 5. This is the same plan of preparation that Apple did before the release of the iPhone 4S and since the iPhone 5 is expected to be released this October it comes as no surprise. This big gap in-between iPhone launch’s must mean big things are in store for both the consumer and Apple. I am pretty confident there will be changes to the design of the iPhone, it will be look like a mini version of the iPad with the slightly…

  • iPhone 5: The Rumors, The Design, The Hype

    iPhone and iPad News and Reviews
    11 May 2012 | 3:41 pm
    There are a bunch of iPhone 5 rumors floating around the internet lately. Despite what you have read or what you have been told, Apple has still not finalized the design of the new iPhone 5. No larger screen, no metal back and no 16:9 aspect ratio is to be expected as of right now, that does not mean Apple won’t change it on a whim. There is currently a new smaller dock connector being tried out on the prototype but the screen size, the aspect ratio and the home button have remained the same. Apple has made it clear that if the screen size does happen to increase with the new iPhone 5,…

  • 7-inch iPad will be released by Apple and on track with October 2012 release date

    iPhone and iPad News and Reviews
    10 May 2012 | 8:49 pm
    Apple is going forward with the 7-inch mini iPad with a projected October 2012 release, possibly on October 5th as that is the day Steve Jobs passed away. Apple will be leaving no space for the competition as they will be listing the new mini iPad at $200 to $250 price range. There have been rumors that the new smaller version of the iPad will be identical to the current 9.7 inch iPad just a scaled down version. It will include a 2048×1536 resolution display also with a pixel density of around 326 ppi, the same as the iPhone 4S. Steve Jobs did not like the idea of a scaled down iPad,…
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  • Library For Easily Working With Ruby On Rails Apps With Objective-C Code Generation

    John
    18 May 2012 | 3:34 pm
    There are a number of excellent open source libraries out there for communicating with RESTful services such as the excellent MKNetworkKit, and AFNetworking. Today I came across an open source framework for communicating with Rails servers offering a vast number of features for easily communicating with Ruby On Rails projects.  The library can even auto-generate Objective-C code, and for those who want to stick with Ruby now supports RubyMotion. The library is NSRails from Dan Hassin. Here’s a list of features taken from the Github page: - High-level API, yet flexible enough even to…

  • Open Source: Nifty Eye-Catching Animated Tile Menu Control

    John
    17 May 2012 | 11:35 pm
    Some time ago I listed a library for creating animated pop out curved menus inspired by the Path 2 app. Today I came across another library that in my opinion allows you to make menus that are even more eye-catching allowing you to create an animated menu using a set of icons. You can even set the menus up to be left and right handed, have multiple pages of icons (ie. have one tile open another menu of tiles). There are so many possibilities with this control – you ‘ll need to see it in action to get a better idea: You can find the component on Github here. Matt also has an…

  • Nifty Utility Library For Easier Threading, Core Location, UITableViews And More

    John
    17 May 2012 | 12:28 pm
    I’ve mentioned some great utility libraries in the past such as the CoconutKit library, and the Cooliris Toolkit which each contain a wide variety of utility classes. Today I came across another excellent utility library from Bruno Wernimont that includes a number of handy utility classes allowing you to do a number of things such as perform easier multitasking, use Core Location with a blocks based syntax, UITableView form and cell mapping, and more. You can find the library known as BaseKit on Github here. Bruno has also written two extensive examples on using BaseKit with table…

  • Example: Using Core Image Face Detection On A Live Video Feed

    John
    16 May 2012 | 11:38 pm
    Some time ago I posted a tutorial on the basics of using Core Image face detection on the iOS platform. Something that was asked in the comments thread for that post was how to use Core Image face detection on a live video feed – and whether it was fast enough. Recently I received a submission from Jeroen Trappers showing how to use Core Image face detection on a live video feed, and place a moustache on the faces found within the video stream. Here’s an image of the example in action from Jeroen’s site: You can find the tutorial here. The speed is respectable on newer iOS…

  • Easy And Extremely Fast iOS UIImage Image Processing Library (Blur/Sharpen/Emboss)

    John
    16 May 2012 | 1:02 pm
    With this Objective-C library for image filters based on Filterr.js and Core Image in iOS 5 there are a number of ways to easily process images.  There are times however when you might need a bit more speed and don’t want to try rolling your own filter. Today I came across an image processing library that is designed for speed and provides that enhanced speed by using Apple’s vDSP API.  The library provides UIImage categories and provides allows you to easily apply sharpen, blur (box, gaussian and motion), and emboss filters. The library is image-dsp from Mad Dog software and…
 
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  • Lemke Software Releases GraphicConverter 8 for Mac OS X

    SlapApp Team
    19 May 2012 | 4:00 am
    Peine, Germany – GraphicConverter has been completely rewritten and now supports 64-bit and 32-bit Intel-based Apple computers. The new GraphicConverter 8 is now able to take full advantage of the latest 64-bit systems, allowing you to work with larger files and in less time. Lemke Software offers this major new release to all existing Version 7.x customers free-of-charge, and it is downloadable from the Updater within your application menu. New Feature Highlights: * Support for large images with more than 16,000 x 16,000 pixels added * EMF import added * EMZ import added * cpbitmap…

  • Accent for Mac and iPad – Accented Characters and Symbols

    SlapApp Team
    19 May 2012 | 3:50 am
    Tokyo, Japan – Jason Fuerstenberg today is pleased to announce Accent 1.1, a simple way for translators, developers, web designers or anybody to quickly find and copy accented characters and symbols on the Mac and iPad. Prior to Accent it was easier to find such characters on Windows than it was on a Mac. Despite the Mac’s noted role in the publishing industry, OS X was always missing an application such as Accent. No longer! With Accent there is no need to search online or even type the name of the character you want. On the Mac simply hover the mouse cursor over a character and…

  • Majestyk Apps announces iTraxs version 3.0 release June 1st

    SlapApp Team
    19 May 2012 | 3:30 am
    White Plains, New York – June 1st 2012 Majestyk Apps will be releasing iTraxs version 3.0 that will enable users to trim songs and export them to their iTunes library and also use those trimmed songs as ring tones on their iPhone. Majestyk Apps has also set a timetable for future updates on a rolling basis based upon user feedback. Majestyk Apps welcomes all user feedback, both positive and negative, in order to create Apps that are visually appealing and also simple and effective. Please stay tuned as Majestyk Apps will be releasing this exciting update on June 1st and will continue to…

  • Rony’s Math kids game

    SlapApp Team
    18 May 2012 | 2:50 pm
    Kiev, Ukraine – Kindergarten is a time for learning math concepts and skills, when students begin to build a foundation that will carry them throughout their years in school. Rony’s Math, a new educational and highly interactive game for kids, is created to meet these goals. It gives kids a fun way to practise their math skills. The main character, Rony the raccoon, is trying to help his friends and the child has to solve the math problems to complete each task in five different levels. The levels include basic math areas like number sense and operations. All of the levels have…

  • Zombie Road Rage – From The Creators of Doodle Army – Rages Into iTunes

    SlapApp Team
    18 May 2012 | 8:40 am
    Tampa, Florida – From the creators of Doodle Army, Doodle Army 2 and other hit iPhone apps comes Zombie Road Rage an endless driver game. Help Roy Rage an ardent “Redneck” drive one of two pickup trucks across UnDEATH Valley in pursuit of escaping from being eaten by an endless stream of zombies in the unforgiving “Zombie Apocalypse.” Choose from a regular gas guzzling pickup truck or a much greener option, the electric truck. Both trucks can be suited with armor for extra protection helping players to last a bit longer as they avoid the many damaging obstacles…
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  • RTE DOGS

    John Ryan
    4 May 2012 | 4:55 am
    johnmryan.comIn case you are not sure which TV channel you are watching… RTE feel you need three reminders… and in case you don’t know what a DOG is A digital on-screen graphic (originally known as digitally-originated graphic) (known in the UK and … Continue reading →

  • Please donate John Ryan’s Manchester Great Run Page

    John Ryan
    12 Apr 2012 | 9:47 am
    johnmryan.comJohn Ryan’s Manchester Great Run Page. Even two euro would be appreciated. About my charity Dublin SPCA The Dublin Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is Ireland’s largest, most progressive and innovative animal welfare organisation. Every year we … Continue reading →

  • Microsoft, You should probably watch this. Windows 8 experience

    John Ryan
    15 Mar 2012 | 4:16 am
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  • PC in Your Pocket

    18 May 2012 | 2:02 pm
    If you need a dirt-cheap desktop PC and don’t mind Android, $74 will get you one that fits in your pocket. The MK802 “Android 4.0 Mini PC” just popped up at

  • A $16 Billion Income & a Possible $15 Billion Class Action Lawsuit

    18 May 2012 | 1:42 pm
    And just like that...in a class-action lawsuit accusing the social network of serious privacy violations. Facebook is officially a publicly tradable stock after the company sold over 420 million shares at $38 a pop yesterday to raise $16 billion for its IPO. Also “just like that,” the company’s been sued by some of its users for nearly as much — $15 billion — in a class-action lawsuit accusing the social network of serious privacy violations.

  • iOS 5.1.1 Untethered Jailbreak Will Work On Almost All Devices

    18 May 2012 | 7:02 am
    iOS 5.1.1 Untethered Jailbreak Will Work On Almost All DevicesBy Ben Reid of Redmond Pie| May 18th, 2012 The news of Pod2g’s progress regarding an untethered iOS 5.1.x untethered jailbreak earlier this week made for exciting reading, and via a blog post, he revealed which devices will be compatible once released. And now, pod2g has confirmed via a tweet on Twitter, that the iPhone

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  • Samsung and Apple. A Two Horse Race...

    17 May 2012 | 2:42 pm
    Q1 mobile sales stats according to Gartner. It's a two-horse race... and the leader in phones and OS is pulling ahead. These are the tables.
 
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  • The iFriday Roundup, No. 43

    Sean Koch
    18 May 2012 | 4:41 pm
    Friday Freebies Another truckload of awesome free iOS games this weekend! First up is Monkube’s perfect-scoring 6th Planet, fresh off a major content update we detailed earlier in the week. This is like the filet mignon of Lunar Lander-style games, so you need to download it right now if you haven’t already. Also check out Time of Heroes (Our Review), Project 9, Qvoid, Super Crossfire and Feed Me Oil, iPhone and Universal editions. Reminder: Massive Giveaways to End Soon! Two weeks ago we teamed up with Appsasia and Buff Stone for an iPod Touch 4 giveaway in celebration of their…

  • Escape from the Age of Monsters Review

    R.Shiels
    17 May 2012 | 7:00 pm
    I’m going to level with you here: I picked up Massive Joe Studios and Ayopa Games’ Escape from the Age of Monsters (Out Now, $0.99) based solely on its promise of a jaw-droppingly gorgeous art-style and graphics. Not something I’d usually do, but I honestly couldn’t resist checking out what Jeff Matsuda — comic book artist extraordinaire and Emmy award-winning producer of top-notch animated series like Jackie Chan Adventures and The Batman — had cooked up for his latest iOS project. And surely enough, Escape doesn’t disappoint on the visual front.

  • Concept Art Corner: Jellyflug

    Sean Koch
    17 May 2012 | 5:00 pm
    Earlier this week we chatted with Jim Murray, studio lead of Troll inc, to learn more about their upcoming action/adventure Jellyflug. The Troll inc art team dreamt up weird and wonderful microbial landscapes for this title, so we pleaded to the germ gods for a behind-the-scenes look at their production process. Troll inc answered our prayers to the tune of around two dozen concept art pieces to share with our readers! Populating the first three rows in the gallery below are before-and-after environment concepts, followed by fully colored background mockups. As an added bonus our gallery…

  • Sheep Up! Review

    Sean Koch
    17 May 2012 | 5:00 pm
    Do you need more tone in those tilt-control muscles in your wrist and forearm? Maybe it’s time to Sheep Up! (Out Now, $0.99). Rolling every platformer vet’s greatest fears into a serious wrist-flicking workout, Bad Seed Entertainment’s iOS debut has you guiding an auto-bouncing sheep up the floors of a cardboard box tower. With an overhead view of each floor, the player tilts to give the sheep just the right momentum to bound over chasms, squash monsters, and avoid traps while solving simple logistical puzzles. Exit platforms that take you to the next floor regularly have…

  • Teeny Green Review

    Sean Koch
    16 May 2012 | 7:55 pm
    So much for “finders, keepers.” No sooner did Teeny Green (Out Now, $0.99) dig up a gold star than some evil blobs made away with it. To make matters more challenging, that gold star multiplied into about 70 and now Teeny Green will have to fight its way through the thieves to get them all back. When I first saw the preview trailer I thought Green might be in a race with its foes for each level’s yellow star. Turns out things are deliciously more sinister than that, cute appearances aside: enemy blobs are cool and efficient hunter-killers, out for the player…
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  • Win It! Little Bats

    Jamie Pearson
    18 May 2012 | 8:21 am
    Little Bats is an educational app that teaches pre-K through elementary kids to recognize and understand words with a long vowel and a silent “e”.  Made, wade, wide, and so on. Parents, teachers, home schoolers, and speech and language  pathologists will find it useful. Want to try it for free? How to enter It’s easy peasy.  Just leave a comment below by Tuesday, May 22nd, 2012.  The next day, we’ll choose 5 people at random and gift this app to them via email. Please note, only readers in the U.S. will be able to redeem the codes.  Please don’t enter if you…

  • The Singing Alphabet

    Jamie Pearson
    16 May 2012 | 3:12 am
    The Singing Alphabet is a fresh and original app that defies easy categorization. But if we had to try, we’d say it’s a phonics-based, music-mixing, jamtastic alphabet app. With 26 friendly letters at your child’s fingertips, he can create an endless number of jazzy musical combinations.  If he touches a letter, it sings its phonetic sound in a continuous loop.  He can then add letters, make words, or press the “Shh!” button to clear selections. Why we like it: It’s so danceable!  Also, there are so many varieties of sounds.  The “s” sort of…

  • Monkey Math School Sunshine

    Jamie Pearson
    14 May 2012 | 9:22 am
    Monkey Math School Sunshine (from the creators of the bestselling app Monkey Preschool Lunchbox) partners your child with a frisky monkey as they tackle fun, beach-themed math activities. There’s simple addition, counting, tracing, and pattern recognition, plus plenty of clams, star fish, crabs, jellyfish and shells. Why we like it: Great graphics, varied activities, and a swinging calypso soundtrack?  Check. This fun app has rewards too.  Every time your child successfully completes a few levels, she’ll be rewarded with a prize (sea creatures to add to her aquarium). We also…

  • Rainbow Sentences

    cpapa
    9 May 2012 | 8:16 am
    Rainbow Sentences is an educational language app that teaches students how to form grammatically correct sentences with the help of color cues.  Learning nouns, verbs, and prepositions can be intimidating for young writers, but this app makes it fun. Students have to unscramble the color-coded sentence at the bottom of a picture by dragging the words to their matching color line at the top. After they build their sentence, they can record themselves reading it out loud. Kids will like that many of the pictures and sentences are a bit kooky: “The shoes are sleeping in the bed.” Well, duh.

  • Win It! Franklin’s Bubble Blaster

    Jamie Pearson
    4 May 2012 | 12:41 pm
    Franklin’s Bubble Blaster is a sweet game for fans of Franklin, that terrapin star of page and screen. The premise is simple…Franklin’s Aunt’s bubble machine is out of control, so Franklin and  your child have to pop them all (there are 25 different varieties, and they’re interactive) before they fill the shop.  Pop enough bubbles and you’ll get up to five downloadable Franklin and Friends wallpapers. Want to try it for free? How to enter It’s easy peasy.  Just leave a comment below by Tuesday, May 8th, 2012.  The next day, we’ll choose 3…
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  • Review: Widge by X-Doria: iPad case perfect for kids

    Jeffrey Richardson
    15 May 2012 | 10:38 pm
    It wasn't long after I started using an iPad that my wife saw how useful it would be to have her own.  Earlier this year, I upgraded to the third generation iPad, which meant that we became a three iPad household.  Having two children in the house (age four and six) made it easy to decide what to do with the extra iPad.  There are lots of high-quality apps designed especially for young children to help with spelling, math, etc.  Indeed, my son's school even has an iPad lab that the children use, and the school has a good list of recommended apps. Although I only let the kids use…

  • Review: iPad Apps in One Hour for Lawyers by Tom Mighell -- overview of legal apps

    Jeffrey Richardson
    14 May 2012 | 10:51 pm
    Dallas attorney Tom Mighell wrote iPad in One Hour for Lawyers, a great introduction to the iPad that I reviewed last year.  His follow-up book is iPad Apps in One Hour, a book that describes about 200 apps that are recommended for lawyers who use an iPad.  Mighell gave me a free review copy of the soft cover version of the book, but I see that it is also available on the iBookstore.  True to its name, you can read this entire book in about an hour, and after doing so you will have a good handle on the apps that you can use to make the most of an iPad in your law practice. After providing…

  • Review: Paperless by David Sparks -- excellent iBook on going paperless

    Jeffrey Richardson
    13 May 2012 | 10:05 pm
    In January of this year, Apple introduced iBooks Author, software that allows you to create beautiful and sophisticated books for the Apple iBookstore that can be read on an iPad.  This powerful software lets authors integrate text, pictures, videos and more.  One of the first titles that I have seen that takes advantage of this new publishing system is Paperless, a a $5 book by David Sparks.  Sparks is an attorney in Orange County, CA and he is well known for his MacSparky website and the Mac Power Users podcast that he does with Florida attorney Katie Floyd.  Sparks also wrote iPad at…

  • In the news

    Jeffrey Richardson
    10 May 2012 | 10:05 pm
    I saw several references on the web this week (such as this one) to a letter that Apple sends new employees when they join the company.  It contains a nice message that could apply to many other professions, including many law firms:  "There's work and there's your life's work.  The kind of work that has your fingerprints all over it.  The kind of work that you'd never compromise on.  That you'd sacrifice a weekend for.  You can do that kind of work at Apple.  People don't come here to play it safe.  They come here to swim in the deep end.  They…

  • CTIA Wireless 2012

    Jeffrey Richardson
    9 May 2012 | 10:05 pm
    Around 40,000 people are in New Orleans this week for the International CTIA Wireless convention, the largest meeting of the wireless industry in the world.  Apple itself does not have an official presence at the show (although I'm sure Apple employees are here), but the convention is full of companies that are a part of the iPhone and iPad ecosystem.  I spent some time on the exhibit floor yesterday and saw lots of interesting iPhone accessories.  I also bumped in to the Android robot wearing a pair of Mardi Gras beads.  I didn't ask the robot what it had to do on Bourbon…
 
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  • Friday Links

    Ann Kumar
    18 May 2012 | 9:35 am
    Top iPhone and Technology Related Stories from across the web The new iPhone 5 dates are basically now known. And the rumors of a larger, 4-inch screen are all-but confirmed. Apple, of course, ain’t sayin’ nuffin’. New iPhone 5 dates & 4-inch rumors all-but confirmed Worldwide sales of mobile phones saw a 2 per cent decline from the first quarter of 2011 due to a slowdown in demand from the Asia/Pacific region, but the launch of the Apple iPhone 5 will help drive a stronger second half of the year in Western Europe and North America, according to Gartner. Apple iPhone…

  • Thursday Links

    Ann Kumar
    17 May 2012 | 11:30 am
    Top iPhone and Technology Related Stories from across the web The iPhone 5 will help drive a stronger second half of the year in Western Europe and North America, according to Gartner. Apple iPhone 5 to boost mobile market in second half of 2012, analyst Google’s social collaboration service, Schemer, is now available for iOS operating system based devices like iPhone and iPad. Schemer, which was launched last year, is a social service that allows users to create schemes and let others join it. Google launches Schemer for iPhone with integrated Google+ The world’s biggest mobile…

  • Wednesday Links

    Ann Kumar
    16 May 2012 | 4:40 am
    Top iPhone and Technology Related Stories from across the web Apple and Samsung are engaged in a tough battle for the last four quarters – each one swapping the top spot. Rivals are bearing the brunt of the war between the two giants – Nokia being the worst hit with its switch to Windows. Apple iPhone 5 vs Galaxy S III and the Apple-Samsung war It is, however, looking to ramp up production for the new iPad with an additional supplier for the HD Retina Display, according to Sterne Agee. Apple cuts iPhone production ahead of next-gen model And Samsung has sounded the war bugle with the…

  • Tuesday Links

    Ann Kumar
    15 May 2012 | 11:36 am
    Top iPhone and Technology Related Stories from across the web Apple is warning investors that returns for the current second quarter will be lower than projections, triggering widespread and feverish speculation that the fall-off is due to swirling rumors about an early summer launch for iPhone 5. Are iPhone 5 rumors torpedoing Apple’s Q2 revenues? Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., an assembler of Apple’s iPad and iPhone, declined to the lowest level in almost four months in Taipei trading after first-quarter profit margins declined. IPhone Assembler Hon Hai Declines to Four-Month Low…

  • Monday Links

    Ann Kumar
    14 May 2012 | 3:26 am
    Top iPhone and Technology Related Stories from across the web Being the No. 4 wireless carrier in the U.S. doesn’t earn you a lot of respect, especially when it comes to grabbing the attention of one of the most important smartphone makers in the market. T-Mobile Wants the iPhone. Bad. Enemy is slime only! The son of the past legend hero of the PixelSlime will on adventure time now!!  PixelSlime2 – HD Gameplay Trailer What makes a smartphone a superphone? Not a flying cape. More like, a shot of steroids. The phone then transforms into a sleek efficient monster doing more things…
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    Appsfire Blog

  • Introducing the Appsfire App Score, the ultimate quality score for mobile apps

    ouriel@appsfire.com
    16 May 2012 | 8:14 am
    The Short Version Appsfire is introducing today a powerful and innovative signal to assess whether an app is worth downloading. App Score is a dynamic score which processes dozens of parameters several times a day across all the apps in the iOS App Store. The App Score for a particular app goes beyond the current ratings, rankings and reviews for that app; it also analyzes the rating and ranking performance over time, incorporates additional metadata and reviews for that app across the web, identifies apps engaging in suspicious rating/review behavior in the App Store, and synthesizes the…

  • Pixels of Joy

    ouriel@appsfire.com
    14 May 2012 | 4:00 am
    With the latest version of Appsfire Deals, we introduced a major refresh to our app icon. Appsfire Deals has come a long way, and it was about time that our icon felt as current and as bold as the app itself.   We’re thrilled with the result, and we hope, you, our users, are too. iOS Inspires Me, a terrific catalog of beautiful (and indeed inspiring!) app icons and user interfaces, seems to think so. What you see above are the outcome of many months of starts, stops, restarts, and throw-your-hands-in-the-air bouts of frustration. We drew on paper, on whiteboards, on our iPhones, in…

  • You know what’s cool? A billion app recommendations

    ouriel@appsfire.com
    11 May 2012 | 4:14 am
    Appsfire has hit a new cool milestone. We just served this week the billionth app recommended to our users. This is a big step.  On a daily basis we’re serving well over 1 million recommendations. To be clear a recommendation is an active click on an app icon exposed to the user opening the description of the app. We’re thrilled to see the engagement (and thousands of 5 ★ ratings) with our apps and our partners using Appbooster SDK and even more excited to launch what’s will be launch soon (expect an announcement in the next couple of weeks max). When the trend is to…

  • App Star Awards 3: Now is the time to submit your app!

    ouriel@appsfire.com
    9 May 2012 | 3:41 am
    We announced it recently. From today you can submit your iOS app to the App Star Awards 3rd edition. More than 300 developers expressed their interest, so the competition is going to be fierce. Are you ready to show your mettle with your great, new app? Here’s a quick rundown about how the App Star Awards work: You only need to submit a link to a video demonstration (around 30 – 45 seconds) of your app The app cannot be live in the App Store when you submit it, though it’s okay if it’s already been submitted to Apple for review. 15 apps will be selected as finalists…

  • OpenUDID reaching critical mass adoption

    ouriel@appsfire.com
    25 Apr 2012 | 9:33 am
    OpenUDID adoption has accelerated in the past few weeks and seems to have reached a sort of critical mass. In fact, a study by Fiksu shows OpenUDID as the most widely adopted “universal” alternatives (i.e. one that does not presupposed prior agreement between parties). The picture featured on the OpenUDID GitHub (below) shows a variety of known industry players that have adopted the initiative: analytics companies, advertising networks, authority bodies as well as other value-adding SDK publishers. Others are in the process of integrating OpenUDID. OpenUDID Known Supporters This…
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    Tapity

  • The Art of iBook Creation

    Todd
    2 May 2012 | 4:07 pm
    We are quickly learning that creating an iBook involves a new way of thinking. An iBook is really a hybrid between an eBook and an app—it includes text and images like an eBook, but it also allows for all kinds of extra user interactions like an app. Panoply of skills What skills are required to create a great iBook? At least these: Layout/typography Interaction design Visual design Copy editing Image editing Videography HTML5/Javascript programming (to create widgets) So although iBooks Author makes it possible for anyone to publish an iBook, to make something exceptional requires multiple…

  • Another Big Announcement: Hours

    Josh Olson
    25 Apr 2012 | 6:29 am
    Hours — an early mockup Since our next app, Languages, is more or less designed and is now in the programming stage, we’re hungry for yet another adventure.  And we’ve already decided what we’re going to do.  In addition to Languages and Cleaning Mona Lisa, we’re taking on two new in-house projects. One is Grades 3.0.  Stay tuned for more information on that in the coming weeks.  But right now I will be telling you about our other new in-house app.  We’re really excited about it.  And, like all great apps, it begins with a problem. It’s all a matter…

  • Our First iBook

    Josh Olson
    18 Apr 2012 | 5:48 am
    We like to try stuff out. For example, three years ago Jeremy felt like trying out app development; and the rest is history. You never know what will happen when you try stuff out, but it can open up whole universes of possibility that you had never seen or known before. So it is in the spirit of trying stuff out that we are creating our first iBook. Yes, we do not know what will come of Apple’s newly opened up iBook platform. We think, but are not sure, that the iBookstore may soon become analogous to the Music Store or App Store—both in terms of volume and profit. Others disagree.

  • Buttons are not the enemy

    Jeremy
    9 Apr 2012 | 11:52 am
    I recently called 2012 the year the interface disappeared, voicing my excitement and concerns with gesture-based interfaces. Apps like Clear and Paper challenge us to rethink what is possible with touch. We got pretty excited and designed a completely gesture-based Languages prototype to show people at SXSW. I had the privilege to show the prototype to some folks I really respect — Steve Krug (Don’t Make Me Think), Evan Doll (Flipboard), Jared Spool (UIE), David Barnard (App Cubby), Josh Clark (Tapworthy), and Whitney Hess, to name a few — and the feedback was overwhelmingly…

  • iBooks 2—much more than meets the eye?

    Todd
    19 Mar 2012 | 1:56 pm
    On January 19, Apple held a media event in New York City to announce iBooks 2, iBooks Author, and the new iTunes U. Apple billed the event as being all about replacing physical textbooks and announced that most of the major textbook publishers were on board. Apple showed off rich interactions that would put traditional physical textbooks to shame, and priced at $14.99 or less. Apple’s spin was that this was the beginning of the end of traditional textbooks. Perhaps. But we at Tapity were all atwitter (though we didn’t tweet much) for a different set of reasons: There is nothing…
 
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  • Keep In Contact With Friends and Family Using Cards by Apple

    admin
    27 Apr 2012 | 2:13 pm
    I’m the type of person that dreads a trip to the card store, it’s one of the worst places. You stand there and pick through 100′s of cards and over pay for them. The average greeting card runs about $5.00 and it’s so impersonal. It always amazes me how when I buy my wife a card for any occasion she reads it and comments on it like, “Oh that’s so sweet”. I’m thinking to myself, no it’s not, the greeting card company printed thousands of these. It would be so much nicer if you can get custom greeting cards, create them on the fly and send…

  • The Top 10 Must Have Apps On Your iPhone

    admin
    3 Dec 2011 | 7:03 pm
    The following is my top 10 list for must have apps on your iPhone. HeyTell – Stupid name but a very cool app. Turns your iPhone into a Nextel walkie talkie. Tango – Allows you to make video calls over 3G, unlike Facetime where you must be on a Wi-Fi network Evernote – The electronic version of your brain. Save notes, photos, audio messages and so much more. 1Password – The best password management on the market today Walktastic – Tracks your route, calories, miles with stats graphs and all kinds of cool stuff Spotify – Use of this app does require a $9.99…

  • Network Television on Your iPad, The ABC App

    admin
    18 Sep 2011 | 5:31 pm
    CBS, NBC and FOX where is your apps? The ABC app is a great app to catch up on your ABC network television shows. The interface is excellent, the video quality if perfect, crystal clear. I find myself lying in bed at night catching up on my favorite ABC shows. This is a pretty simple app and really not a lot to review. It serves one purpose and that is to watch TV on your iPad or iPhone. Just a nice reliable app always there when I want to catch up on my favorite TV shows. This free app is worth a try.

  • TuneIn-Radio A Talk Radio Fans Favorite App

    admin
    16 Sep 2011 | 7:14 am
    Talk radio fans rejoice, out of all the streaming radio apps for the iPhone; I’m going to give my thumbs up to TuneIn Radio. XM Radio fans who just don’t want to spend the money on a subscription service might want to check this app out. Featuring thousands of free streaming talk radio, sports and music from all over the world you are bound to find something you should like on this great app. KEY FEATURES • Record any station for playback later (on demand or with record timer) • Alarm Clock • Play MP3 and AAC stations in the background in Safari on non-multitasking capable…

  • Homerun Battle 3-D Rocks The iPhone

    admin
    2 Mar 2010 | 2:00 pm
    Homerun Battle 3D from COM2US is a slammin’ fun game that has slowly become the most addictive game on my iPhone. Very similar to the Home Run Derby in the MLB this game rocks. You have the option to use standard rules where you only receive points for homeruns or you can slip it into arcade mode where you get little points for hits and more points for home runs. The graphics are excellent, your batter is in 3D and can slam some big hits. Points are rewarded for type of balls hit, some balls represent x2 and x3 hits and racking one into the score board gets big points and well as…
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  • iOS 5.1.1 Warning Hints at FaceTime with 3G Support

    19 May 2012 | 4:15 am
    Warnings recently found in the latest version of iOS are suggesting that Apple’s plans to bring support for 3G wireless data connections to its FaceTime video chat feature. Basically, when a FaceTime call is active over Wi-Fi on an iPhone running on iOS 5.1.1 and a user turns off the “Enable 3G” option in the Settings, the operating system presents the user with a warning message that states: “Disabling 3G may end FaceTime. Are you sure you want to disable 3G?” The message was first noticed by the folks over at the Romanian Apple blog, iDevice and despite the warning, FaceTime video

  • Apple Television Set May Double U.S. Household Spending on Apple Products

    19 May 2012 | 3:54 am
    If Apple were to launch a branded television set, it could cause total average annual U.S. household spending on Apple products to double to $888 by 2015 according to a new projection. Analyst Katy Huberty with Morgan Stanley explained in a note to investors this week that Apple’s U.S. household spending doubled following the launch of the original iPhone, from $150 per year in 2007 to $295 in 2010. She now expects that the iPad will double the spending again to an average of $635 per household per year by 2013. According to Huberty "given a 97% TV household penetration

  • Motorola and RIM Propose a Revised nano-SIM Design Concept to Apple

    19 May 2012 | 3:36 am
    A new design concept for a next-gen, smaller “nano-SIM” card very similar to that of the one originally pushed by Apple has been submitted by both Motorola and RIM. According to The Verge, the new nano-SIM design is “80% Apple and 20% Motorola/RIM). It features the same outline and contacts originally included in Apple’s design, which means that it should be backwards compatible with larger SIM cards when used with an adapter, but it also includes a notch on one edge that would allow for a mechanism that would secure the card once pushed in, and allow it to be pushed again to pop it…

  • Apple Reminds Developers about the Sandbox Deadline for Apps

    19 May 2012 | 3:07 am
    Apple is sending out emails to registered developers reminding them of the enforcement of the new sandboxing system rules being implemented on June 1, 2012. The email is seen as confirmation that the sandboxing effort will go into effect after Apple pushed back the original November 2011 deadline to Marc, which was subsequently extended yet again to June. The email reads the following:

  • Apple Rumored to Join Russian Research and Development Facility

    19 May 2012 | 2:34 am
    According to Russian language news outlet Izvestia, Skolkovo representatives are looking to bring industry heavyweights such as Apple, Google, Facebook, Symantec, and others to the technology park in hopes of creating a high-tech research community similar to that of California’s Silicon Valley. Apple along with a handful of other tech companies are said to be in the talks with Russia’s Skolkovo Innovation Center building research facilities in the organization’s “Technopark.” This is the heart of a large initiative looking to bring high tech innovators into the country. There are
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    Life in LoFi: iPhoneography | iPhone Photo News, Showcases, App Reviews

  • iPhoneographers Talk Episode 4 is out now!

    Marty Yawnick
    18 May 2012 | 11:36 am
    Internet talk show iPhoneographers Talk, featuring Guy Yang and and Jack Hollingsworth is online and available now.Click the link to read the entire post, "iPhoneographers Talk Episode 4 is out now!" on Life in LoFi: iPhoneography | iPhone Photo News, Showcases, App Reviews.

  • Hey, San Francisco! Join me, MPA’s Dan Berman and others at the SFFAF this Friday

    Marty Yawnick
    17 May 2012 | 10:38 am
    Tomorrow, Friday May 18, I'll be appearing as part of a panel discussion on "The Everyday Revolution Of Mobile Photography" in San Francisco as part of the SFFAF.Click the link to read the entire post, "Hey, San Francisco! Join me, MPA’s Dan Berman and others at the SFFAF this Friday" on Life in LoFi: iPhoneography | iPhone Photo News, Showcases, App Reviews.

  • New Picfx update adds plenty of new filters

    Marty Yawnick
    17 May 2012 | 6:18 am
    When we first reviewed Picfx, it was a quirky little square format photo app with a fairly straightforward number of filter effects. It's grown into a pretty versatile square format photo effects app with a large number of filter presets, adjustments and other new tools.Click the link to read the entire post, "New Picfx update adds plenty of new filters" on Life in LoFi: iPhoneography | iPhone Photo News, Showcases, App Reviews.

  • Faved on Flickr: iPhoneography Showcase for 05.14.12

    Marty Yawnick
    14 May 2012 | 11:38 am
    Our weekly iPhone photography showcase, Faved On Flickr, for May 14, 2012, featuring outstanding iPhoneography from Shel Serkin, Dixon Hamby, Simon Sparks, Alessandro Orrea, Jennifer Bracewell, Edina Herold, Ginger Lucero, and Benamon Tame.Click the link to read the entire post, "Faved on Flickr: iPhoneography Showcase for 05.14.12" on Life in LoFi: iPhoneography | iPhone Photo News, Showcases, App Reviews.

  • WTF?… 100 Cameras in One *still* doesn’t support full iPhone 4S resolution?

    Marty Yawnick
    12 May 2012 | 3:05 pm
    The new 3.1.4 update has just been released. After just seven months, 100 Cameras in One comes close to supporting full, square format resolution of the iPhone 4S.Click the link to read the entire post, "WTF?… 100 Cameras in One *still* doesn’t support full iPhone 4S resolution?" on Life in LoFi: iPhoneography | iPhone Photo News, Showcases, App Reviews.
 
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    Marketing Your App

  • App Website Checklist – 6 Must-Haves for Success Online

    Marketing Your App
    16 May 2012 | 6:40 am
    A website gives you a new way to promote your iPhone or iPad app – it is a stand alone advertisement that can link directly to the App Store where people download your creation. Your website has the flexibility to show what makes your application special. The real advantage of having a website is that you have complete freedom to do what you want. You are not limited to one icon, a few screenshots, and some short text like in the App Store. You can use all that the Web has to offer to draw customers in, such as video, interactivity, social media, and more. The most important thing, though,…

  • App Store Optimization: Tips to Successfully Sell Your App

    Marketing Your App
    8 May 2012 | 7:50 am
    Successful app marketing starts in the App Store because that is where your customers are. Over 100 million people have purchased an iPhone (not to mention iPod touch and iPad users), giving them easy access to the App Store through their device and computer. According to AdMob, the average user downloads 9 apps for their device each month, meaning many people are constantly on the look out for the latest and greatest apps. Because customers are in the App Store, your competitors are there too. There are over 600,000 apps in the App Store today, and about 500 applications are submitted to…

  • Writing a Press Release for Your App to Get Noticed

    Marketing Your App
    1 May 2012 | 11:46 am
    Press releases are a powerful way to spread the word about your new iPhone, iPad or Android app. If you write a press release before you release your app, you can send it out the first day it is live to capture the excitement of the launch and start telling people about it right away. Your goal in sending a press release is to let reporters, bloggers, and app reviewers know that you have done something exciting that their readers should know about. You encourage them to contact you for more information or they may re-publish your release online. Plus, your release can include links directly…

  • Choose the Right Price for Your App – 5 Important Questions to Ask

    Marketing Your App
    21 Mar 2012 | 7:33 am
    What you charge for your iPhone, iPad, or Android app – even if the price is zero – can make all the difference to how many people buy it and how much money you earn. More than just an afterthought, pricing should be a top consideration when you are getting ready to launch your app. So, how do you choose the price? Here are 5 key questions to ask yourself to pick the perfect price: 1. Should your app be free? There is a huge difference between free apps and paid apps. Put another way, the difference between $1.99 and $0.99 is not that big. But the difference between $0.99 and free is huge…

  • Social Media Tips for Marketing Your Mobile App

    Marketing Your App
    15 Mar 2012 | 11:02 am
    Social media marketing is ideal for promoting your iPhone or iPad app. For any developer who wants their app to sell, it can no longer be ignored. You can reach large numbers of people who are actively talking about apps. And there are no advertising costs like with traditional advertising. Twitter, Facebook, app forums, and more have exploded in popularity so now people all over the world are talking about apps around the clock. Your goal is to make sure you are a part of that conversation (and not to be left out!). But knowing where to start with social media to promote your app can be…
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  • Puzzler Wordsearch: Find Those Hidden Words! (Sponsored)

    David Harfield
    17 May 2012 | 3:30 am
    There’s a certain amount of prestige and honor that I feel when I complete a wordsearch; I almost feel like carrying it around with me all day just in case anyone asks me to empty my pockets and I can show the security guard/mugger my finished puzzle. Well, I don’t have to worry about carrying scraps of paper around with me any more, as Puzzler Media LTD have brought out an iPhone and iPad app that makes the act of scrawling answers on paper obsolete. Wrap up warm… Anyone fan of a wordsearch or kriss kross will fall in love with this simple but very effective iPhone app that consists of…

  • Evouni iPad Leather Arc Case Video Review

    JrProductionx
    17 May 2012 | 3:00 am
    In the market for a new iPad case? Love leather? Check out our latest review of the Evouni iPad Leather Arc Case! Amazon Link: Evouni iPad Leather Arc Case Price: $120 This review is courtesy of JrProductionx. View the JrProductionx Youtube channel for many more gadget reviews.

  • Stay Safe When Crossing The Road With AIRbudz

    David Harfield
    17 May 2012 | 12:53 am
    I don’t know about you, but the amount of times that I’ve almost been mown down by passing cars that I don’t hear because my headphones are too loud is actually quite scary. If you want to stay safe and in control while listening to music on the go, check out AIRbudz new kickstarter campaign to launch the worlds’ first alternative earbud solution that allows ambient noise in. It really is important to stay attentive when walking or biking around; even if you’re on public transportation, it’s good to be able to listen out for notices and announcements. This is why AIRbudz have air…

  • Get A Free DVD Ripper & Video Converter

    David Harfield
    16 May 2012 | 8:45 am
    A little while a go we ran a competition to give away a Mac DVD Ripper & Video Streamer Pack that allows you to convert DVD to standard video as well as stream the ripped video to your iDevices; 30 people entered and were the lucky recipients of the software. Now we want to help share the love with everybody that missed out on this deal, so we’re teaming up with MacXDVD to help give away a MacX DVD Ripper Pro and MacX Video Converter to every iPhoneAppCafe reader that clicks through to their site! Why are the software developers being so generous, I hear you ask? Well, their…

  • Win An iPad 3 With OfficeTime

    David Harfield
    16 May 2012 | 6:00 am
    With the new iPad having a hefty price tag attached to it, we need to think of ways to get our sticky mitts on one without making a massive dent in our bank balance; luckily for you guys, we make it our job to bring you the best news and competitions on the web. OfficeTime are giving away a brand new iPad 3 to the lucky winner of their competition to celebrate the updated version of their app, so read on to discover how you can win. This competition is not particularly hard to enter; all you have to do is publicize their site by sharing on Facebook, Twitter and any blogs that you may run. The…
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  • Spellsword for iphone Review

    Nathan Kline
    14 May 2012 | 12:40 pm
    If I dispensed with the breakdown of the game and simply told you that Spellsword is a pixel graphics, chip tune, arena game with some RPG elements, I bet a good percentage of you would already be gone, and download the app right now. For the rest of you, lets look at this action game [...]Post from: Smokin AppsSpellsword for iphone Review

  • Buzz Contacts for iphone Review

    Nathan Kline
    9 May 2012 | 11:49 pm
    Improving on Apple’s interface is a minefield of difficulties that most developers dare not tread. Not only are Apple’s apps better integrated into the OS than a third party developer could even hope for, but they are also set as defaults for when other apps send the user to do those tasks. There are still [...]Post from: Smokin AppsBuzz Contacts for iphone Review

  • Blot for iphone, ipad Review

    Nathan Kline
    5 May 2012 | 1:48 am
    One of the many trends that we see on the app store is sketch art or doodle. We seem to love the look of an old notebook with half-sketches and other proto-art. Blot by Magestic Software takes this theme to a casual reaction game that pits a lonely blots of ink against the harsh points [...]Post from: Smokin AppsBlot for iphone, ipad Review

  • Egg Punch for iphone, ipad Review

    Nathan Kline
    4 May 2012 | 10:47 am
    Miniature golf was one of those popular pastimes that have since fallen by the wayside of video games and other non-real life social activities. You and your friends would take your putters and attempt to sink the many wacky courses layout out at your local fun land. The smell of the pond with its high [...]Post from: Smokin AppsEgg Punch for iphone, ipad Review

  • Chrono Trigger for iphone Review

    Nathan Kline
    4 May 2012 | 1:43 am
    The iOS has not only been a haven for original games, but has also been a boon for those with back catalogs of classic games. There has been many reissues of classic console games, some with great success and others not so much. Square Enix has been playing both sides of the fence with both [...]Post from: Smokin AppsChrono Trigger for iphone Review
 
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  • 7 inch iPad Coming in October

    Iphone Blogger
    19 May 2012 | 9:32 am
    Recent rumors suggest that Apple may be working on a 7″ iPad 4 that will be priced around $200 . Apple may release this device in October 2012 . The new iPad will drop with the next iPhone for a fraction of the price of the original iPad with retina display . This will give [...]

  • 5.1.1 UnTethered Now Supports all iOS Devices

    Iphone Blogger
    18 May 2012 | 11:29 pm
    Pod2G has recently confirmed via his official twitter account that his upcoming iOS 5.1.1 Untethered Jailbreak will support all iOS devices , after successfully testing the exploits on non-supported device ( iPhone 3GS , iPod Touch 3G ) . Few days back only iPhone 4S , , iPhone 4 , iPad 1st generation , iPad [...]

  • Save 5.1.1 SHSH Blobs – Download Tinyumbrella

    Iphone Blogger
    17 May 2012 | 8:01 am
    Notcom has released TinyUmbrella 5.11.00b to save shsh blobs on your iPhone 4 , iPhone 4S and other iOS devices . TinyUmbrella is a priceless tool to downgrade the firmware on an iOS device. All you have to do is Connect and Save . The unique SHSH blobs for your devices gets saved in the [...]

  • Preserve Baseband Upgrading to 5.1.1

    Iphone Blogger
    16 May 2012 | 8:00 am
    iPhone Dev Team’s latest release of Redsnow can help Ultrasnow Unlock and Gevey Sim users to preserve their unlockable baseband using custom ipsw file . These .ipsw files can be stitched with the shsh blobs during the jailbreaking process . If you have the basebands that support Ultrasn0w and Gevey Sim unlock follow the steps [...]

  • 5.1.1 UnTethered Jailbreak – Update

    Iphone Blogger
    16 May 2012 | 3:37 am
    Pod2g has released the iPad 3 Jailbreak on 5.1.1 demo video and announced that the 5.1.1 jailbreak will be supported on all A4 , A5 and A5x processor powered devices (all listed below). The release date is not announced yet but it is expected to be around the time of a Developers Conference named Hack [...]
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  • Incase Sports Armband Pro for iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S

    admin
    19 May 2012 | 11:26 am
    Incase Sports Armband Pro for iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S The Sports Armband Pro from Incase is a functional and secure solution to carry your iPhone 4S during a run or workout. The Armband features a lightweight construction, being made of washable neoprene with reflective details. The breathable perforated armband is adjustable  and provides comfort [...]

  • Tune Belt Sport Armband for iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S

    admin
    9 May 2012 | 11:26 am
    Tune Belt Sport Armband for iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S Originally designed for the iPhone 3G and 3GS, this lightweight and comfortable Armband also works well for the iPhone 4 and 4S (and many other smartphones). The Tune Belt Sport Armband for iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S provides unmatched comfort, convenience and protection while you [...]

  • Grantwood Technology Tuneband for iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S

    admin
    28 Apr 2012 | 11:26 am
    Grantwood Technology Tuneband for iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S From Grantwood Technology the Tuneband for iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S (Fits both Verizon and AT&T Versions), and Armband that provides a comfortable way to wear your iPhone 4S while running, working out, working in the yard, or simply walking around the block. The Tuneband for [...]

  • Belkin Armbands for iPhone 4S

    admin
    18 Apr 2012 | 1:15 pm
    Founded in California in 1983, Belkin is a company leader in connectivity solutions, producing a wide range of products designed to give computer and consumer electronics users seamless integration in their homes, cars, and on the go. Belkin produces some interesting armbands for the iPhone 4/4S, perfect for people with an active lifestyle. Belkin sport [...]

  • CaseCrown Poly Mix Match Case for iPhone 4S

    admin
    28 Dec 2011 | 12:48 pm
    CaseCrown Poly Mix Match Case for iPhone 4S The CaseCrown Poly Mix Match Case for iPhone 4S includes 1 Poly Glider and 1 Metallic Glider with the option to mix & match. You can easily slide your iPhone 4 into the two felt padded components and provide maximum protection to your phone against mechanical and [...]
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    iOSnoops » Daily App Deals

  • iPhone and iPad Apps Price Drops – May 19

    Jerry Collins
    19 May 2012 | 4:00 am
    Need to stretch your apps budget? Here are 67 iPhone, iPad and iPod touch apps that just went on sale. This app deal alert includes Empress of the Deep 2: Song of the Blue Whale, C.H.A.O.S, Farm Frenzy 3, PipeRoll, Zuma’s Revenge, Atlantis Oceans, SYS Activity Manager Plus, Battle Fleet, Wild Defense, Farm Frenzy 3, and many others. Remember, prices can change quickly and without notice, these apps may not be on sale anymore when you read this post. For real-time app deals, check out our Real-Time Deals section, as well as our App Charts and Top 5 Matrix. You can also check out our Apps…

  • iPhone and iPad Apps Gone Free – May 19

    Damian Ragar
    19 May 2012 | 3:30 am
    Need your daily fix of free apps? We’ve handpicked 61 iPhone, iPad and iPod touch apps that are free today only. This apps gone free alert includes Royal Envoy, Around the World in 80 Days, Germz, Siegecraft, Real Pinball, Aztec Magic Ball, Super Star, Pirates vs Navy Deluxe, 6th Planet, Battleground, Fotoffiti, SkySafari 3, and many others. Remember, prices can change quickly and without notice, these apps may not be free anymore when you read this post. For the latest app deals, check out our Real-Time Deals section, as well as our App Charts and Top 5 Matrix. You can also check out…

  • Newly Released iPhone and iPad Apps – May 19

    Stefani Lain
    19 May 2012 | 3:01 am
    Looking for fresh apps for your iDevice? We’ve found 81 great iPhone and iPad apps that were released over the last 24 hours. This new apps alert includes Versailles 2, Infect The World, Word Fusion, Enigmatis: The Ghosts of Maple Creek Collector’s Edition, Snark Busters, Raiders of the Lost Aardvark, Prison Mayhem, Blackjack 21, Peakour, Muzy, and many others. For real-time app info, check out our Real-Time Deals section, as well as our App Charts and Top 5 Matrix. All Apps iPhone Only iPad Only Infect The World iPhone App – Designed for iPhone, compatible with iPad…
 
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  • No Signal – No Service – Authentication Required after iOS 5.1.1 Upgrade

    Iphone Blogger
    15 May 2012 | 1:47 am
    Subject: Loses Signal and says Authentication Required after iOS 5.1.1 Upgrade Iphone Version : 3GS Question Posted by : Ste From : UK I recently upgraded my iPhone 3GS to 5.1.1 and started to get issues, the phone says ‘No Service‘ and then says that a restore is needed because it can not make incoming [...]

  • Caller ID Not Showing

    Iphone Blogger
    15 May 2012 | 12:49 am
    Subject: Caller ID Not Showing up Iphone Version : 4 Question Posted by : Luck From : Australia I updated my iPhone 4 to firmware 5.0.1 (which stitched SHSH blobs and custom IPSW) BB 04.10.01. It has gevey sim . Updating fixed the problem I had : no push notification. I put the original SIM [...]

  • Problem after SAM Unlock – Cannot Hear

    Iphone Blogger
    15 May 2012 | 12:46 am
    Subject: Problem after SAM Unlock Iphone Version : 4 Question Posted by : Dhaval From : India After unlocking my iPhone 4 baseband 4.11.08 via the SAM unlock , I am not able to call anyone, I am able to only receive calls but in that I am not able to hear what the caller [...]

  • No Service after Jailbreak and Unlock 5.1.1

    Iphone Blogger
    12 May 2012 | 6:32 am
    Subject: No Service after Jailbreak 5.1.1 Iphone Version : 4 Question Posted by : Iri  Hi , I have an iPhone 4 and it has been jailbroken and unlocked. I updated it on iTunes to version 5.1.1 and now I am assuming its gone back to its original settings. It displays no service when i [...]

  • Activate 5.1.1 iPhone 4

    Iphone Blogger
    9 May 2012 | 5:49 am
    Subject: Stuck at “Activation Window” on iPhone 4 Iphone Version : 4 Question Posted by : Ben From : Thailand Hello ! As Ray above on May 8th 2012 , I upgraded to iOS 5.1.1 accidentally with stock ipsw from iTunes. I think I tried everything .When I turn my iPhone on, I get stuck [...]
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    Top App Lists

  • Top Games for Windows Phone - 5 Best Windows Phone Games

    18 May 2012 | 4:44 am
    If you are a Windows Phone user, then you should at least try these Best Windows Phone Games. Download these games from Windows Phone Marketplace and test the best for your gaming pleasure. These games are for Action, Adventure, Puzzle and Music. These games will be the reason to feel proud on your games & windows phone. It's for all ages!  Sonic 4 Episode I Angry Birds Guitar Hero 5 Finger Slayer Feed Me Oil

  • The Hunger Games Collection For iPhone - Best Hunger Games Trivia

    10 May 2012 | 3:29 am
    Suzanne Collins' books The Hunger Games, Catching Fire and Mockingjay become very well known in novel admirers. The Hunger Games is also adapted for movie and the movie got the incredible response. If you are fan of The Hunger Games Trilogy or The Hunger Games Movie, then you would definitely like to check how you are good in knowledge of The Hunger Games. Here, you will find top The Hunger Games Trivia designed for your iPhone. Carry this game anywhere and whenever get free time, check out your hunger game knowledge by playing these games. Hunger Games - Tidbit Trivia The Hunger Games…

  • Top To Do Apps For Nook Tablet & Nook Color

    3 May 2012 | 6:20 am
    Want to manage all your tasks & todo lists on Nook Tablet or Nook Color, then these nook todo apps will help you. Here, you can get few finest todo apps, which are very easy to use. Enjoy great ease of add, edit and delete to do from lists. User-friendly interface, different themes, note facility, priorities, and Facebook & Twitter sharing makes these apps very handy in your routine and even in professional life. Stay tuned with Easy To Do! Easy To Do Your To-Do List To-Do List Deluxe

  • Top iPhone Audio Books For Kids To Matures

    1 May 2012 | 6:23 am
    Get ready listen to plenty of audio books anytime at anywhere right on your iPhone. Here you can get 5 Top Audio Book Apps that contains wide range of different audio books from classic kids books to history books and much more trendy audio books. These apps offers highest audio quality, so you won't miss single words. Open the treasure of fun & knowledge and stay tuned on the go! 4,600 Free Audio Books Audiobooks Audible Children's Audiobooks - Volume 1 AudioBookShelf

  • Best Hunting Games for iPhone - Most Authentic Hunting Games on iPhone

    27 Apr 2012 | 4:46 am
    If you are passionate about the hunting, then these iPhone Hunting Games will definitely delight you. Here few finest hunting games are suggested that will provide you most authentic hunting experience right on your iPhone. These games features such as realistic natural environments, various animals to hunt even Dinosaur, non-linear locations, smooth navigation controls, special effects, maps, achievements and much more. Start your hunting anytime! Deer Hunter Reloaded High Caliber Hunting Deer Hunter: African Safari Carnivores: Dinosaur Hunter Big Buck Hunter Pro
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    appbackr blog | Profit with Apps

  • HTML5, Tizen and appbackr

    Trevor Cornwell
    3 May 2012 | 9:38 pm
    We think that the road ahead will be paved in part, maybe in large part, by HTML5. The idea of creating great apps that feel native and can go anywhere is appealing. It is great for developers–and also for stores and new models based on the app economy. Over the past couple of weeks, as we have prepared to bring HTML5 apps on to appbackr, we have been at HTML5 events from Santa Clara to Barcelona. Some of the subtle challenges, like the great snap that you feel with native apps is being addressed so that HTML5 apps feel like native ones. Companies like ideateca, which put on one of the…

  • Shipping an app is one thing. Making money for your Backrs is another

    Guest Blogger
    29 Mar 2012 | 2:01 pm
    It should be abundantly clear by now that it’s not enough to just think up a good idea for an app, build and ship it in order to be successful. The question, then, is: What can you focus on to make sure you’re prioritizing the right goals and tasks in order to make progress on your business on a regular basis? Simplifying and focusing your approach requires understanding the math behind your app business. When you understand the core drivers of your business, it’s much easier to measure your progress and to identify when you need to make a change in order to achieve your goals. The app…

  • appbackr and Orange Silicon Valley to Help Developers Improve Discoverability of their Applications

    Sarah
    15 Mar 2012 | 10:46 am
    appbackr agreement to leverage Open Mobile Application Directory to make their developers’ applications more discoverable March 15, 2012 09:06 AM Eastern Daylight Time PALO ALTO, Calif.–appbackr, the first app exchange to drive the development, funding and distribution of the best new mobile apps on the market, today announced it is expanding its relationship with Orange Silicon Valley and PeekApp, its app discovery solution. Through this relationship, appbackr will use its proprietary Xchange algorithm to leverage PeekApp’s Open Mobile Application Directory (OMAD) to provide…

  • Happy Anniversary–Here is to the Year Ahead

    Trevor Cornwell
    5 Mar 2012 | 10:35 am
    On March 5, 2010, after  receiving a call from PayPal saying that we were a winner of the first PayPal X Developer Challenge, I called our attorney and said, let’s form appbackr inc.  It was so hugely exciting to win that challenge, with hundreds of entrants– developers all, meaning the quality of the ideas would be well executed–and a panel of A list judges, including the founder of eBay; the CEO of PayPal and a VC from Seqouia.  It was exciting to be on stage at Demo, as part of the PayPal presentation, and the reward money gave us a life line on top of the savings we…

  • Your Personal Power, Rewarded

    Trevor Cornwell
    1 Mar 2012 | 9:00 am
    We are big fans of Klout here at appbackr.  Their social scoring system measures your influence across social networks like Twitter and Facebook.  Besides measuring your own engagement on these platforms, Klout measures how often–and to what reach–people are liking, favoriting and re-tweeting you.  If you check your score, you’ll probably agree that it does a fair job of measuring your breadth, depth and reach across your friends, fans and followers. The idea behind appbackr is that you buy apps at a wholesale price and then profit as the apps sell in retail stores.  The…
 
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    The iPhone App Review : iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad App Reviews

  • Photo’Flick: Can You Remember Long Enough?

    Luke Patrick
    19 May 2012 | 9:07 am
    Price: $0.99 ****~ (4/5) Photo’Flick: iPhone App Written and Video Review Here at the iPhone App Review, we really like memorization games. Why is that? Well, it’s sort of in our personality: We like puzzles, and we like stretching our mental limits to . . . well, their limits! As such, we’re more than tickled [...]

  • Energy Storm: High Fructose Enemy Blasting

    Luke Patrick
    19 May 2012 | 6:09 am
    Price: Free ***½~ (3.5/5) Energy Storm: iPhone App Written and Video Review Here at the iPhone App Review, there’s nothing we like more than a good old shoot-em-up arcade game. We’re very serious. We love the education applications, the coffee table books, and everything in-between. But there’s nothing we like more than a rip-roaring arcade [...]

  • Truck Stops Pro: Your Go To App When On The Go

    Philip Chan
    18 May 2012 | 1:49 pm
    Price: $3.99 Rating: ****~ (4/5) Trucks Stops Pro: Written iPhone App Review Are you constantly on the road and want to have something handy that will tell you rest stops and nearby restaurants instantly based on your current location? Are you a truck driver and like knowing that there is overnight parking nearby just in [...]

  • Pure RTS Awesomness on the iOS: Kingdom Keepers

    Philip Chan
    18 May 2012 | 8:22 am
    Price: $1.99 Rating: ***** (5/5) Kingdom Keeper: Written iPhone App Review Developer DiGiDust has recently released a stunning new sidescrolling real time strategy game (RTS) for the iOS. It’s called Kingdom Keeper and is available for $1.99 through the iTunes store. As an avid RTS gamer, I was especially excited to review this new strategy [...]

  • Twist Your Tongue: Try These Tongue Twisters That Totally Tease

    Philip Chan
    18 May 2012 | 6:01 am
    Price: $1.99 Rating: ****~ (4/5) Twist Your Tongue: Written iPhone App Review Do you like tongue twisters, or play on words? Do vocabulary and the English language fascinate you? Then Twist Your Tongue from developer Sound Apps Berlin is just the perfect app for you! It is compatible with iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, [...]
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    App Chronicles

  • Devildark: The fallen kingdom is an RPG with a magical gaming experience

    Jared Murray
    19 May 2012 | 8:30 am
    DevilDark: The Fallen Kingdom DevilDark: The Fallen Kingdom Universal (Optimized for both the iPad and iPhone) (3.5 stars with 119 Ratings) $0.99 → Free   DevilDark: The Fallen Kingdom is the kind of RPG app for the iPhone and iPad that will make your heart swoon, and it’s sticker price of zero dollars only serves to further help that effect. DevilDark is premised on an evil plague having taking over the land, and it’s up to you to fight that plague that brings about monsters and mayhem. Find your inner hero whilst battling magical situations and doing everything in your…

  • Cleaner: Simplify your Contacts by Getting Rid of Duplicate Entries with one Click

    Jared Murray
    18 May 2012 | 1:52 pm
    Cleaner – Remove Multiple Contacts Cleaner – Remove Multiple Contacts Universal (Optimized for both the iPad and iPhone) (5 stars with 113 Ratings) $0.99 → Free   Sometimes I find that I have multiple editions of the same exact contact in my phone, and it’s quite annoying to me. Thankfully, there’s an app like Cleaner, which can help me with my problem. Cleaner works on the iPhone and iPad, and it helps you remove multiple contacts in a quick and easy manner. If your contact folder is packed to the brim with unnecessary entries, then utilize this app to take…

  • Campass: Take Photos of a Directional sort with this Nifty Compass app

    Jared Murray
    18 May 2012 | 1:28 pm
    Campass Campass Universal (Optimized for both the iPad and iPhone) (4.5 stars with 29 Ratings) $0.99 → Free   iPad’s and iPhone’s are already magical enough, but who would have thought when they first came out that we would be utilizing them to help us find directions and polarity? Campass is a universal app that’s currently free, and it helps us do just that and more. With Campass, you get polar directional help, but can take it one step further by taking a photo of the direction you want to go or direct someone else to notice, all with a nifty little compass graphic…

  • Picshop HD: Edit your Photos and Create Memes and Memories with this Easy to Use Photo Editing App

    Jared Murray
    17 May 2012 | 9:49 pm
    PicShop HD – Photo Editor PicShop HD – Photo Editor Universal (Optimized for both the iPad and iPhone) (4.5 stars with 335 Ratings) $0.99 → Free   As we’ve proven here time and again, there are countless photo editing apps in the App Store, so featuring another one seems a bit redundant, right? Well, PicShop HD completely warrants the mention, and you need to give it a shot. PicShop HD takes a minimalist approach to design and functionality, giving you the tools you need to get the job done with your photos, and nothing more. It sports full editing features, but in a…

  • Blosics: Knock down Block-like structures that actually Talk Back to you in this Physics Based game

    Jared Murray
    17 May 2012 | 9:34 pm
    Blosics Blosics iPhone OS (4.5 stars with 849 Ratings) $0.99 →Free   Tonight we have a free app for the iPhone for you, and it’s called Blosics. Blosics is a physics based puzzle game that challenges you to shoot down massive structures made from colored blocks and all sorts of other materials. Simple premise, right? Well, the blocks are alive, if you can believe that. They’ll talk to you and also play a few tricks that would make it a bit more difficult to get rid of them and finish your challenge, so it’s not all easy peazy lemon squeezy. With 120 levels of acton…
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    The Apple Clan

  • Apple Moves Toward Larger iPhone Screens

    applefan
    17 May 2012 | 7:00 pm
    HONG KONG—The new iPhone that Apple Inc. AAPL -2.92% is expected to unveil this year is likely to have a larger display than its current models have, with the company ordering bigger screens from its Asian suppliers, people familiar with the matter said. The new screens measure at least 4 inches diagonally, the people said, compared with 3.5 inches on Apple’s latest model, the iPhone 4S. Production is set to begin next month, the people said. Analysts have predicted that the next iPhone will come out in the fall. Apple declined to comment. The people said Apple is working with several…

  • Retina MacBook screens: Already here — and pricey

    applefan
    16 May 2012 | 7:00 pm
    Apple is said to be on the verge of rolling out new high-resolution displays for its computers that, up until now, have only been available on its iPhones and iPads. And those panels are already in the supply chain, an analyst told CNET. The feature, which could cost nearly $100 more than Apple currently spends, would make photos, applications, and text look sharper and clearer on Apple’s computers. The company pulled the same trick on its iPhones and iPods, and more recently on the iPad. Computers have been the one holdout, but that’s changing. NPD DisplaySearch Senior Analyst…

  • Apple Fires Back in Lawsuit over Siri’s Performance

    applefan
    15 May 2012 | 7:00 pm
    Apple Inc. is defending its voice-recognition software Siri — she of the iPhone 4S — against claims that it doesn’t perform as advertised. A cluster of lawsuits seeking class action status in Oakland, Calif., allege that iPhone 4S commercials and company statements about the phone were false and misleading. Siri, they say, is brilliant on TV, but she’s dim in reality. Remember that ‘Rock God’ commercial? One of the plaintiffs claims he couldn’t replicate it. Another says that when he asked for directions to a certain place, or to locate a store, Siri either didn’t understand…

  • China Mobile in Talks With Apple on Iphone Cooperation

    applefan
    15 May 2012 | 7:00 pm
    China Mobile Ltd. (941), the world’s largest phone company by users, and Apple Inc. (AAPL) are in talks to offer the iPhone, the carrier’s new chairman said. China Mobile can’t predict if the two sides will come to an agreement this year, Chairman Xi Guohua said at a shareholder meeting in Hong Kong today. Xi chaired his first annual general meeting since assuming office after his predecessor Wang Jianzhou retired in March. The carrier is counting on a shift to a fourth-generation wireless network to stem a decline in market share among subscribers who use mobile devices to access the…

  • New MacBook Pros confirmed to have Nvidia graphics

    applefan
    15 May 2012 | 7:00 am
    Apple’s updated MacBook Pro rumored to arrive this summer will feature Nvidia graphics alongside Intel’s Ivy Bridge processors, a switch from the AMD GPUs in the current models. The news comes to us directly from a trusted source, and it’s further corroborated by Joanna Stern at ABC News, whose sources also tell her that the new machines will indeed feature high resolution Retina Displays. While we can’t yet confirm what specific Nvidia chip Apple will use, a 9to5 Mac report from earlier today located references to the GeForce GT 650M, a 28nm chip built on the…
 
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    The iPhone Mom

  • Puzzle Race HD – Free this weekend!

    Heather Leister
    19 May 2012 | 8:15 am
    Puzzle Race HD is a brand new iPad app from Anlock, the developers of the popular  Word Book and Puzzle Box. The new app allows eight players to race each other to see who can be the first to complete the puzzles. The app comes with twenty puzzles and 300 more are available through in-app [...]

  • Friday Findings

    Erin
    18 May 2012 | 8:09 am
    Tochki Online – Tochki is an abstract strategy game, generally played by two (or more) people on a sheet of squared paper; Tochki Online brings this popular game to your hand-held device. The primary goal of Tochki is to capture enemy dots by surrounding them with a continuous line of your dots. Tochki is a [...]

  • Flick Sheep!

    Heather Leister
    18 May 2012 | 7:25 am
    Flick Sheep! is a clever puzzle game that’s easy to learn but becomes increasingly harder to master as the levels progress. Each puzzle will have you gathering sheep, moving them around a pen to group into groups of the same color. The pen is set up on a grid and the trick is that the [...]

  • Monster Words

    Nikki
    18 May 2012 | 6:30 am
    Monster Words is an awesome new app that is a fun word game for all ages. The idea behind the game is to match wits with the monsters and spell words to win. The monsters will give you a clue, such as – “What do pandas eat?” – and it will be your job to [...]

  • The Chicken and the Egg

    Heather Leister
    17 May 2012 | 8:51 am
    Allan Plenderleith, the author and illustrator of The Boy Giant, The Smelly Sprout and Princess Chocolate is back with his new storybook app The Chicken and the Egg. This is an adorably original story, one that my entire family has enjoyed. I don’t want to give too much away but it centers around a chicken [...]
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    theihospital.com

  • Mac App Store Welcomes Apps that Use Global Hotkeys

    iHospital
    18 May 2012 | 3:00 am
    Application creators all over the world are breathing a big sigh of relief. Why you ask? Well, reports came out early Thursday morning suggesting that Apple would disallow Mac App stores that enabled keyboard “hotkey” shortcuts. The popular Apple blog, Macworld, confirmed that this was in fact a rumor and these apps are definitely allowed within Apple’s App store. All of this hype came about because starting June 1, 2012, all apps that are submitted to the Mac App Store need to include Apple’s sandboxing requirements. For those of you that wonder what sandboxing means, here’s a…

  • The Next iPhone Will Include a 4+ Inch Screen!

    iHospital
    17 May 2012 | 3:00 am
    According to the Wall Street Journal, the next iPhone will include a larger screen.  People familiar with Apple are noting that the company is ordering bigger screens from their Asian suppliers. How big will the iPhone screen be? The new screens are said to measure at least 4 inches diagonally, which is a half inch jump from the current 3.5 inch screen on the iPhone 4S.  The Wall Street Journal said at least 4 inches while Reuters has said will measure exactly 4 inches.   Overall, the increased screen size would represent an estimated 30 percent increase in viewing area, assuming Apple…

  • Retina Display on Next MacBook Air?

    iHospital
    16 May 2012 | 3:00 am
    The next MacBook Air Update will include a Retina display according to MacRumors.  They also mentioned that the iMac is supposedly being upgraded with the new Retina display as well.  Apple fans all over the world are sitting on the edges of their seats wondering just when this will happen.  Our D.i.D. Doctor of iDevices believe it will be happening very soon. [Related: 13 Beautiful Apps For Your New iPad Retina Display] Apple’s stunning Retina display is one of their proudest achievements.  Engineers developed pixels that are a mere 78 micrometers wide, and they were also able to…

  • 2 Ways Apple’s iCloud Upgrade Will Affect You

    iHospital
    15 May 2012 | 3:00 am
    According to The Wall Street Journal, the folks at Apple are working hard on launching an upgraded iCloud service during the Apple World-Wide Developer Conference on June 11th, 2012. Interestingly, iCloud was first launched during the same conference just under a year ago on June 6th, 2011.  Apple was proud to announce a service that allowed users to music, contacts, calendars, and email on remote servers for download on multiple devices such as iOS-based mobile devices, and personal Mac computers.  This service is being used by over 125 million users. We’re excited to share 2 ways…

  • Meet iHospital D.i.D. Doctor of iDevices Anthony Fernandez

    iHospital
    14 May 2012 | 3:00 am
    Last week we introduced you to our adventurous D.i.D. Doctor of iDevices Frank Baldwin who works in the Gainesville iHospital.  This week, you’re meeting Anthony Fernandez who also works at the Gainesville location.  Our D.i.D. Doctor of iDevices are expert technicians who work exclusively on Apple devices such as Mac computers, iPads, iPod Touches and iPhones.  Without further ado, meet Anthony! What is your name? Anthony Fernandez  Which store location(s) do you work at? iHospital Gainesville, Florida What is your favorite Apple Device and why? iPod. There is just no other Music…
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    AppsNuke

  • 7 Free RSS News Reader Apps for iOS

    iPop
    19 May 2012 | 6:22 am
    RSS is an acronym for Really Simple Syndication. Using RSS feeds is an easy, efficient way to keep up with the latest news articles or blog updates from a variety of sources, without having to visit each site individually. In this article we feature 7 free RSS news reader apps for iPad or iPhone, which make sure that you get to satisfy your info-junkie cravings. 1. MobileRSS Free MobileRSS is a fully-featured Google Reader client for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. A ton of powerful and exclusive features have benn put onto an elegant and familiar design platform which makes reading the news…

  • Mob eCommerce

    Cosmin
    7 May 2012 | 5:55 am
    We realized just recently that most of our reviews are based on games and entertainment applications and that’s unfortunate since there are so many great business related applications out there making our lives much more easier. One of them is called Mob eCommerce, an application designed to change vendors destiny. Like the name says, Mob eCommerce is a all in one application / platform containing a large suite of tools and graphical interfaces to help you manage your online stores from Android, iOS or even Windows 7. As you may already know, the online stores in today’s web are…

  • Icy Joe – Game Review

    Cosmin
    30 Apr 2012 | 4:26 pm
    It hasn’t been long since we reviewed a game, but the industry is filled with so many great apps to make gamers happy and we couldn’t resist telling you about this new one. Icy Joe is it’s name and has managed to keep me busy all day already. Like I said earlier, Icy Joe is one of the newest games in the Google Play marketplace, yet it seems to be one of the hottest releases of this year. If you are familiar with Doodle Jump, then you will have no trouble understanding the principles behind Icy Joe. Still, unlike Doodle Jump, Icy Joe really manages to be a serious challenge…

  • 8 Free Android Antivirus Apps

    iPop
    26 Apr 2012 | 8:48 am
    Google’s Android is fast becoming the most popular mobile OS in the world. The popularity of the Android OS attracts the attention of malware writers and virus engineers. Every week we hear reports about fake Android apps. Just a few days after the launch of the Instagram Android App, cybercriminals have created fake versions with the purpose of earning money from unsuspecting users. Keep malware off your Android phone using one of these 8 free android antivirus apps. 1. Norton Antivirus & Security Norton™ Mobile Security Lite protects your mobile device against loss, theft and…

  • 6 Free PDF Reader Apps for iPad

    iPop
    17 Apr 2012 | 10:31 am
    PDF is short for Portable Document Format and was created in 1993 by Adobe Systems for the interchange of documents. The main advantage of this format is that it is viewable and printable on virtually any platform – Windows, Mac OS, UNIX, Linux, eReaders like the Kindle and many mobile platforms. The PDF format is commonly used to store eBooks. The Ipad is an excellent device for reading your favorite PDF Ebooks and in this article we have collected 6 Free PDF Reader Apps. 1. Adobe Reader Adobe® Reader® is the free, trusted leader for reliably viewing and interacting with PDF…
 
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    iPhone Camera Lenses

  • More Pixel Is Not Equal to Better Pictures

    iPhone lenses
    7 May 2012 | 4:09 pm
    via scientificamerican.com When it comes to camera phone More Pixel is not Equal to Better Pictures

  • Review of Spotify for iPad

    iPhone lenses
    4 May 2012 | 7:08 pm
    The folks at Spotify have brought forth the next big iteration of their mobile app, this time make specifically for the iPad (of all shapes and sizes.) Here we’ve got not just a giant version of the original iPhone app (as they so cleverly alude to in the commercial for this app), but a brand new interface with many intuitive bits for a wholly intuitive setup. The iPad version of Spotify’s mobile app works with Spotify’s premium subscription like the rest of the mobile apps do, and here we’ve got exactly what the streaming music platform needed to stay strong in the iOS world, to stay…

  • Lenses, Flashes, Tripods the Best iPhone Camera Accessories

    iPhone lenses
    4 May 2012 | 7:06 pm
    via abcnews.go.com Best iPhone Camera Accessories:

  • Wood Camera Takes the Fight to Camera+

    iPhone lenses
    4 May 2012 | 7:03 pm
    The Lightbox will be instantly familiar to Camera+ users. via appadvice.com Wood Camera Takes The Fight To Camera+

  • Macro Lens for iPhone4s

    iPhone lenses
    4 May 2012 | 6:56 pm
    via youtube.com Macro lens is one of the best accessory for the iPhone 4s and iPad 2 camera
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    iPhoneSamurai (TM) - Daily Tips for the iPhone

  • Remote Check Deposit Takes Off

    Benny Meyer
    17 May 2012 | 11:53 pm
    There was a time, not too long ago, when bank runs were a part of regular errands for many people. Paychecks, birthday checks from your Nana, even payments for selling things online required making a trip to the bank, filling out a deposit slip, and waiting in line behind the dozen or so other people trying to withdraw and deposit money. We now live in an age where checks are rapidly becoming a distant memory. I pay all my bills online, my paycheck is automatically deposited, and if I buy something online, I either use PayPal or my credit card. I rarely even make a trip to the ATM, since my…

  • App Rates Your Ugliness

    Benny Meyer
    17 May 2012 | 12:55 am
    In Snow White, the queen was prone to look in the mirror and beg the question, “Mirror mirror on the wall, who’s the fairest of them all?” Of course, the mirror in Snow White answered the question. In the real world, mirrors wouldn’t answer a question like that. We’d simply be left staring at ourselves, wondering why we were asking a mirror to tell us how we looked. Surely, in the computer age, there must be a way to find out if we’re attractive or not. Public rating sites like HotorNot.com, which allowed visitors to rate photos of users, and Fashmasher.com, a recreation of Mark…

  • Brief iPhone Glossary

    Benny Meyer
    16 May 2012 | 12:43 am
    If you are new to iPhone, you’ll find many confusing terms. So here is a brief glossary for iPhone users. Apple also provides iPhone glossary, but it’s rather limited. They also have a disclaimer, Mention of third-party websites and products is for informational purposes only and constitutes neither an endorsement nor a recommendation. Apple assumes no responsibility with regard to the selection, performance or use of information or products found at third-party websites. Apple provides this only as a convenience to our users. Apple has not tested the information found on these sites and…

  • Eat at TGI Fridays, Pay by iPhone

    Benny Meyer
    14 May 2012 | 10:00 pm
    When I told you about the Tabbed Out app, I mentioned that most establishments still weren’t accepting payment this way. The app was existing on a “build it and they will come” mentality. But it was such a great idea, I figured it could only be a matter of time before a national chain jumped on board. T.G.I. Friday’s became that national chain, with the recent announcement that it is launching its own payment app, powered by Tabbed Out’s software. While the new app will only currently work at 350 of T.G.I. Friday’s 600 locations, more should come on board soon. The launch of the…

  • 10 Best iPhone Apps for the New User

    Benny Meyer
    13 May 2012 | 11:37 pm
    There are many iPhone users, and some experts say that the market is almost saturated but I beg to differ. I think iPhone lovers want to buy newer models the second they are launched. Gigaom gives some tips for new iPhone users: The iPhone is amazing, but it is after all still a phone, and sometimes you won’t want it to make noise. Simply hit the sleep button (top right) to instantly silence any ringing and vibrating already in progress. Flick the switch on the upper left side of the phone to turn off audio notifications. Also, in Settings, navigate to Sounds. Here you what sounds (if any)…
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