In this episode of the iOS App Picks we demonstrate five applications in 30 seconds each. These apps will keep you entertained, allow you to save your receipts easily, and find things to do in your area. To download these apps directly to your iPhone, just click on the title of the application and the iTunes software will automatically launch to the app in the App Store. If you have the free Google Search app installed on your iPhone just snap a picture of the QR-Code using Google Goggles or any other QR-Code scanner that will launch the App Store on your iPhone.
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The Slide to Unlock gesture implemented on the original iPhone was very popular at that time and there were initial Windows Mobile, and later on, Android applications and even official implementations that applied the concept to the other platforms too.
Now Apple has been granted a patent by the United States Patent And Trademark Office for the Slide to Unlock gesture. The patent abstract describes: “A device with a touch-sensitive display may be unlocked via gestures performed on the touch-sensitive display. The device is unlocked if contact with the display corresponds [...]
Ever since Apple introduced iCloud back in June you are able to see a list on your device of all your downloaded and/or purchased Music, TV Shows, Apps and Books in the Updates tab of your App Store or Purchased tab of your iTunes. This is all thanks to iTunes in the Cloud.
The principle is very easy: everything purchased get into the list for easy re-downloading. How about when your list becomes cluttered with all the apps you once downloaded, tried and no longer use? And when you don’t want other people having access to your device to see your purchase history? Or maybe [...]
The Dev-Team has updated the well-known redsn0w package to version 0.9.9b7 and it brings a major improvement: instead of waiting 210 seconds for the jailbreak to happen, the time needed has been reduced by 60 percent.
You will only have to wait 80 seconds or so in order to jailbreak your iPhone (iOS device) using Redsn0w 0.9.9b7. This is now possible due to the fact that the tool is “no longer “stashing” the applications by default during the redsn0w run”. However, on the downside, you’ll have to wait a little bit more when you launch Cydia so the [...]
After seeing the official Rovio teaser for the Angry Birds special Halloween edition Seasons episode it was clear to everyone that the birds might have some sort of reinforcement coming their way to help them fight the bad pigs.
Make no mistake, an all-new orange bird has joined the team and Angry Birds Seasons is up and available in the iTunes App store. Aside from the new crew member there are also 30 new levels to test your skills and of course, since it’s a Halloween edition, there will be spooky achievements. Follow the source link to grab your copy which goes for [...]
In this episode of the iOS App Picks we demonstrate five applications in 30 seconds each. These apps will keep you entertained, allow you to view worldwide ski resort maps, and share contact information and files easily. To download these apps directly to your iPhone, just click on the title of the application and the iTunes software will automatically launch to the app in the App Store. If you have the free Google Search app installed on your iPhone just snap a picture of the QR-Code using Google Goggles or any other QR-Code scanner that will launch the App Store on your iPhone. [...]
Looks like it was worth waiting this long as Adobe has finally released the Reader application for iOS devices and it is available in the App Store for free with 16 languages supported.
With the application you can of course view PDF files but you can also access encrypted documents, interact with PDFs, print them wirelessly, and even share them. You can now open PDF files you receive via e-mail, download from the Web or open documents from any application that supports the “Open In…” command. Follow the source link below to download (there’s even an iPad [...]
Watch this week’s iReview as we go through all things Cool, and the Not So Cool inside the world of Apple’s iOS devices. In today’s show we go through the iPhone 4S pre-order and official launch results, which are so far another record for Apple, AT&T, Verizon and Sprint. We also talk about the iOS 5 launch to the public and how it has performed so far. We already went hands-on with the iPhone 4S with Brandon’s recent unboxing, so make sure you catch the links in the video to watch his first impressions. We later cover al the new iOS app releases after iOS [...]
Just as the speculations indicated last week that Apple would release an AirPort Utility for iOS devices, Cupertino has made the application available in the iTunes for everyone to download.
The AirPort Utility for iPhone enables you to manage your Wi-Fi network and AirPort base stations, including AirPort Express, AirPort Extreme, and Time Capsule from your iPhone. Apple chose to release it as a stand-alone app rather than cook it in iOS 5 for easier maintenance and not to clutter the OS for those who don’t have the above hardware. If you’re in the target audience [...]
This could very well go hand in hand with the recent rumors of Apple working on a cloud offering for streaming videos or not… Apple has released an iTunes Movie Trailers application for iPhone after the recent roll-out of the iOS 5 platform.
The Trailers app gives you access to movie trailers, clips, behind-the-scenes featurettes, and images, available in HD or SD while you’re on the go using your iPhone. To emphasize on the fresh iCloud service, you can use it to push your favorite theaters and movie trailers to all of your iOS devices. Follow the source link to [...]
Apple’s recently launched iCloud might give you a backup solution and sync between devices for documents, pictures, mail, contacts and more but it appears that Cupertino is planning on bringing movie streaming to iCloud.
There were rumors circulating of Apple trying and preparing to compete with Netflix but according to a recent Los Angeles Times report, Apple people “have been meeting with studios to finalize deals that would allow consumers to buy movies through iTunes and access them on any Apple device”.
The service which would eventually allow [...]
Following the recent release of Apple’s latest mobile platform, iOS 5, applications are getting updated and this time it’s Foursquare that gets a version bump all the way up to 4.0.
The main addition is a feature called Radar which helps you find interesting and cool places nearby. If your phone is in your pocket, the app will let you know if your friends are nearby or you’re passing by an excellent place which you’ve added to your To-Do list. If you haven’t installed iOS 5 yet, you will still enjoy new sharing features as well as an updated [...]
Looks like it’s becoming a habit nowadays to get a jailbreak solution for new iOS releases just a couple of hours after they have been pushed out (or even simultaneously). If you’ve updated to the recently released iOS 5 you can now jailbreak it.
It’s a tethered jailbreak solution at the moment which means that you will have to reapply every time you run out of power or power cycle your phone. Redsn0w has been updated to version 0.9.9b5 and can allow you to unlock your phone to apply all the hacks you want. Check out the source link for details of the update. [...]
In this episode of the iOS App Picks we demonstrate five applications in 30 seconds each. These apps will keep you entertained, check out which trailers of iTunes movies and upcoming releases, and use your iPhone 4’s/4S’ LED as a flashlight. To download these apps directly to your iPhone, just click on the title of the application and the iTunes software will automatically launch to the app in the App Store. If you have the free Google Search app installed on your iPhone just snap a picture of the QR-Code using Google Goggles or any other QR-Code scanner that will launch [...]
iOS 5 is expected to land today as promised with the occasion of the iPhone 4S launch. We already had our share of iTunes 10.5 which should be ready to update phones and take advantage of the online offerings and now iCloud has gone live!
After being available in Beta for the developers, iCloud just went live, as it was supposed to. Just as a reminder, the service which allows you to sync images, documents, data and more between your iOS, your Mac and the cloud, with back-up and restore capabilities for your “i” devices, is free at launch if you go for the included [...]
Twitter for iPhone has been updated to version 3.5.0 and, aside from the usual bug fixes and minor enhancements, it brings a series of features to iOS device owners who love tweeting.
The new version brings an enhanced sign up experience and support for the Twitter Picture upload support (uploading to pic.twitter.com) for easier sharing. If you haven’t received the App Store notification on your phone, make sure you consult the app or your iTunes client in order to install/grab the update.
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Apple is going to release the next generation of its mobile platform, iOS 5, on October 12. It will bring all the new features to your iPhone (except for the Siri assistant bit) and bring it in line with the newly announced iPhone 4S.
According to recent reports, Apple will release iTunes 10.5 (and an update for its Mac OS X Lion operating system for that matter) prior to releasing iOS 5. Developers are already using betas of iTunes 10.5 together with iCloud but the new software update will bring iCloud integration to the masses.
Source Macotakara Via: CydiaHelp
When the European Union decided that microUSB should be the standard when it comes to phone charging, they set out a date up to which manufacturers have to comply: beginning of 2012. Apple adhered and has now made an adaptor available.
If you go to the Apple U.K. website you will be able to find the above adaptor/connector. It’s the standard Apple 30-pin connector that will take a microUSB plug on one end. This way, without modifying the design, Apple is following the requirements set forth by the E.U.; goes for £8.00 (around $12) should you ever need one.
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Today’s show is going to be a bit unconventional since everything that we have to talk about is cool. We start our show by covering the news on the invitation to Apple’s iPhone event on October 4th and our thoughts on who will be in charge of the keynote. We cover all the recent rumors for the next generation iPhone(s) and tell you which hold water and which don’t. We then finish our cool section with our thoughts on when we should prepare to take the day off and make a line to buy one.
We end our show with our first-ever Top 5. This time we go through our Top [...]
In this episode of the iOS App Picks we demonstrate five applications in 30 seconds each. These apps will keep you entertained, help you from leaving anything behind on your next trip, and watch free movies and TV shows. To download these apps directly to your iPhone, just click on the title of the application and the iTunes software will automatically launch to the app in the App Store. If you have the free Google Search app installed on your iPhone just snap a picture of the QR-Code using Google Goggles or any other QR-Code scanner that will launch the App Store on your iPhone. [...]
Google’s Plus take on social networking is getting really popular among Android users but Mountain View is trying to get iPhone users away from Facebook and onto its own social network. The Google+ client for iOS has been updated with quite a lot of features.
Using the mobile application you can now join Hangouts and what’s even better is that Huddle has turned into Messgener, where you can also send pictures now. +1 option on comments has been added and the new version also brings several improvements and bugfixes. Get it from the iTunes link below or check with [...]
In this episode of the iOS App Picks we demonstrate five applications in 30 seconds each. These apps will keep you entertained, shorten your public transit time, and find recipes that will impress your loved ones. To download these apps directly to your iPhone, just click on the title of the application and the iTunes software will automatically launch to the app in the App Store. If you have the free Google Search app installed on your iPhone just snap a picture of the QR-Code using Google Goggles or any other QR-Code scanner that will launch the App Store on your iPhone. [...]
Those who experienced Microsoft’s Zune were praying for a similar offering on Apple’s platform, a service that grants unlimited streaming music, for a flat monthly rate. Former file sharing service Kazaa now aims to offer just that.
For a monthly fee of $9.99 (and a seven-day free trial), you can have unlimited, on-demand music everywhere, on your iPhone. You can even put together your own playlists and discover new music plus you can sync songs, albums or playlists to your iPhone and make them available for offline playback. The app is free in iTunes and requires [...]
