In case you haven’t heard, all seven Harry Potter novels were released today as ebooks, for the first time ever. At first blush, it looks as though all of the ebook retailers are selling the Potter ebooks — except for iBooks. But take a closer look: who’s snubbing who?
Editing photos can be a pain, especially for people who don’t really have a touch for this kind of activity – people like me, to be honest. When working online, however, it is rather important that you know at least the basics so that you can manipulate images for your blog or site. Source And…
According to that Wall Street Journal review that I can’t read (thanks to Apple Insider for posting about it) the AppleTV is running some variation of OS X. That’s good (if not expected) news for a variety of reasons. The primary of which is the options that it opens up for compatibility with Leopard. I…
Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps to download. Have fun! (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they may go back to their regular price anytime so download the apps for free while you can.)
Every user in OS X has two account names. The first is your Full Name and the second is your Account Name. Your Full Name is the name you log in with and the one you see any time you enter your password when you make system changes. Your Account Name however is the name…
Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps to download. Have fun! (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they may go back to their regular price anytime so download the apps for free while you can.)
Let’s make sure that you don’t experience the mid-week blues today, shall we? There are always good deals in the App Store, but we’ll make it easy for you. We’ve looked at paid iOS apps gone free this week so that you won’t have to search for them yourself. 1. VideoScribe Anywhere VideoScribe Anywhere allows…
Good morning, AppleGazette readers! Are you all ready to get new apps without spending any? Well, here are paid apps gone free to start the week – oh, and they’re all fun and games. (As usual, remember they’re free now but they won’t be free forever, so download while you can.)
I’ve reviewed many a stylus, but have yet to find that perfect, magical accessory that perfectly mimics a pen or pencil. That’s because no one has cracked the stylus user holy grail: a fine-point tip. But an already-successful Kickstarter project could be the answer to my (and your) prayers.
Apple has recently released the iOS 13.3 public beta and with it, a slew of new optimizations and fixes for the iPhones. According to the update, the beta version aims to address some crippling multitasking issues that have plagued the iPhones ever since the previous iOS 13.2. More specifically, it aims to target the RAM…
The popular Viking tactical role-playing game is going to be available on the iPad soon, so players of the desktop game can rejoice! Technically, it’s not only the iPad that’s getting The Banner Saga – Android tablets will also have their own version. Released by Stoic, which is comprised of a bunch of indie game…
Founded in , AppleGazette sprang from a desire to fuse traditional news reporting with the rapidly changing digital media landscape. As the world of news consumption evolved, with readers demanding immediate updates and engaging, interactive discussions, we saw an opportunity to lead and innovate within this dynamic field.
AppleGazette.com is home to a dedicated team of journalists, tech enthusiasts, and storytellers, all united by a passion for Apple products and news. We’re not just reporters; we’re devoted users and fans of the content we create, ensuring that we always stay connected to the pulse of our audience and the wider Apple community.
