Here’s this week’s edition of usually paid, now free iOS apps. aNote – Screenshot extension for Safari & Photos for iOS8 Taking screenshots is an essential part of life – at least in my book. It’s easy enough to take screenshots on the iPhone or iOS, but there are times when you might need more […]
5 Under Utilized Features of iOS 8 Messages
When it was first introduced as part of iOS 3 back in 2009, Messages was a simple app designed to enhance communications between iOS devices, without compromising the ability to send standard text messages to other types of devices as well. In those early days, it was a bare-bones app, lacking in features and polish, but over […]
Free iOS Apps to Be Thankful For
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Highest Earning iOS Games [Infographic]
There is no doubt that mobile gaming has reached unprecedented heights with smartphones and tablets. There is no lack of new iOS games to download any time you want to – some free, some paid. One amazing thing about free iOS games is that they still earn a whopping amount of money due to in-app […]
How to Use AirDrop to Share Files Between iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite
AirDrop has been a feature of the Mac operating system since the release of OS X Lion back in 2011. It is a service that enables quick and easy file sharing between computers on the same network without the need of email or a file server. As OS X has continued to evolve, AirDrop has gotten […]
Apple Deserves to be Sued Over Lost Android Text Messages
For months now, former iPhone users have complained about the fact that they haven’t been able to receive text messages sent to their new mobile devices due to an error in Apple’s iMessages servers. The problem was a major source of frustration for those who had left the Apple ecosystem, and had moved on to […]
How to Install Custom Keyboards in iOS 8
When it was released back in September, iOS 8 brought a slew of new tools and features to the iPhone and iPad, not the least of which is the ability for users to install their own custom, third-party keyboards. Since then, there have been a number of fun, and useful, keyboards released on the app […]
Will HomeKit Become the Next Big Thing From Apple?
Amidst all the hype and hoopla surrounding iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite at the Worldwide Developer Conference this past June, Apple quietly unveiled a software development kit designed to jumpstart the fledgling home automation market. Dubbed HomeKit, this new platform was created to give developers a level of standardization when creating devices for use in […]
iOS 8.1.1 to Make iPhones Run Faster
It’s no secret that iOS 8 is not “friendly” to users with older iPhones. Older iPads have the same issue. Then there was the snafu about the update which was quickly recalled by Apple. There is good news – and hope – for users with the older models, as Forbes reports that a new iOS […]
4 Usually Paid But – For Now – Free iOS Games
We’re all suckers for free apps, more so if you’re a gamer; then, you’re always on the lookout for free iOS games. Especially those that are usually paid, but offered for free for a limited time. Today, we’re sharing 4 paid iOS games that are free as of this writing. Enjoy! Free iOS games (for […]
