Apple Inc
iOS 5: It’s Here and Here’s What it Offers
Apple’s just released the newest version of its top-ranked mobile operating system iOS. Version 5 of iOS promises to contain a lot of goodies that will really compel Apple mobile devices to upgrade. If you’re still on the fence about it, here are some of the features you will see with iOS 5. <h5>iCloud</h5> Apple
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iOS
Apple Fixes Location Security Concerns
iOS 4.3.3 is out, and if you’ve been all hot and bothered about this location-tracking business, you’ll want to download it via iTunes right away. Here’s what it does:
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iOS
iOS 4.3: New Touch Gestures, iPad Screen Orientation Lock & Mobile Hotspot
iOS 4.3 is coming for the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch bringing Mobile Hotspot, restoring the screen orientation lock on the iPad to what is now the ringer and new multitouch gestures. Following the iPhone’s launch on Verizon is news that AT&T is now considering mobile Hotspot support and the feature would be added to
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iPhone
iOS New Year’s Alarm Bug Still Present
iOS users have sent back a message: Alarm clocks aren’t working on iPhones and iPod Touches that have reached the year 2011. The issue seems to happen when the device crosses in to the new year and when an alarm is not recurring. Jason Snell of Macworld has a proposed fix: Once you’ve passed that
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iOS
Skype Video Calling Comes To iOS, Competes With FaceTime
Not one to take VOIP and video conferencing competition lying down, Skype has brought video calling to its iOS App. Skype has updated its iOS App to support video calling to any Skype client on any OS – a far wider reach of devices than those supported by Apple’s FaceTime. The update requires iOS 4.0
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iOS
Untethered Jailbreak For iOS 4.2 Out Now In Beta Form
If you’ve been waiting for an untethered Jailbreak, you may be in luck. However, a word to caution for those looking to try it: it’s in beta form. The iPhone Dev Team announced a beta version of its untethered Jailbreak but it isn’t for the faint of heart. This beta is only available for the
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Hardware
Dual Core CPUs Coming To iPad 2 And iPhone 5?
Apple is no stranger to the hardware arms race. RIM, Motorola, HTC and Samsung just to name a few are packing their high end smart phones with circuitry that would make a computer jealous with dual core CPUs being the newest trend. According to an analyst however, Apple could be bringing a dual core CPU
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iPad Apps
Controversial WikiLeaks App Pulled From App Store
WikiLeaks, which has made headlines recently for the distribution of thousands (and counting) of US cables between diplomats, arrived on the App Store in the form of an unofficial App. However, Apple has opted to pull the App which is no longer avilable to purchase. The $1.99 App was removed from the App Store without
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Feature
How Apple Made Touch Computing Intimate
Apple has made the tablet and the smartphone intimate. It’s personal, touchable and everywhere you are — a revolution years in the making — here’s how it happened. Touch computing was at the forefront of futuristic concepts for computers and has appeared in many kinds of gadgets over the last decade. It wasn’t until the
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Google
Google Docs Now iPad Friendly
Since the iPhone’s release, Google Docs hasn’t worked properly in Mobile Safari. Google has introduced tweaks and improvements over the years to make editing compatibile with iOS devices. After introducing a mobile version of Google Docs for the iPad, the desktop version is now iPad friendly. Google officially announced that the desktop version of Google
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