So you have already downloaded the YouTube app on your Apple device, and now you’re ready to make a step further – video editing. Edit your videos to make them more dynamic, gripping, and suitable for YouTube’s demanding audience. Besides, the ability to edit your videos directly on your iPhone or iPad can make you…
Wired published an interesting article this morning that I think you guys will be interested in taking a look at. The article focuses on the potential Core Animation has to change the look and feel of the Operating System. The article suggests that at the WWDC Keynote Steve Jobs is “likely to give the world…
Contacts on the iPhone are used for everything from phone calls, to text messages, to email, to social media like Twitter and Facebook. With all this integration and so many apps using your contacts, it’s pretty easy to get duplicate contacts. While these are an inevitability when dealing with mobile devices, until recently you had…
Apple delivers premium products to the market, and that’s why they are pricey. On the other hand, these devices are not perfect; they have some limitations. One downside of Apple’s products, such as the iPhone, is that you can’t close all the background apps in one go. You can only swipe them away one by…
Here are this week’s paid iOS apps gone free. We’ve got simple yet beautiful games and some utility apps for you.
This is quite odd – for some reason in the Adium stats that you can see right here a device called “MacbookAir” appears. You can see the image of it above, to see it on the stats page you’ll have to scroll down a bit -but its there. So, is that confirmation that a “Macbook…
For system administrators, ps on macOS is a frequently-used tool. The command stands for “process status,” and that’s largely what it does. It reports currently-running processes with a variety of filters and views. Run the command with no flags, and it will show only the processes associated with the currently-running terminal. Start adding additional flags,…
Last week, Armijn Hemel, an open source enthusiast and consultant with Loohuis Consulting, reported that he had reverse engineered Cisco’s iPhone WIP300. From doing so, he discovered that Cisco had violated the GNU by not properly sharing some code from the Linux based device. From the article: Hemel spoke with Cisco in October, alerting the…
Anyone who has used a tablet will be familiar with the security feature where you have to swipe the touchscreen in order to unlock the tablet. It may be an ubiquitous part of tablets but there’s a deeper story behind it – a patent battle that Apple has recently won. The patent for unlocking a…
Followed by the WP15 battery monster rugged phone having already gained a great success on the market in 2021, Oukitel today is introducing the WP15S, a special version of this model with the most affordable price. This latest Oukitel smartphone is marketed as a budget-rugged phone and continues to offer a solid quality, a large…
The days are getting longer and warmer, which means it’s time to start cleaning out all the junk you’ve built up over the winter. While you’re probably already on top of taking junk out to the curb for the garbage man, what you may have forgot about is your iOS device. A long, cold winter…
In the past, the trading world was largely inaccessible to the average person. Only those with experience and connections could hope to make a profit by buying and selling assets. However, the advent of online trading has changed all that. Now, anyone with an internet connection can get involved in the forex market, buying and…
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