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…
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 year, the list of Apple’s innovations just keep getting longer, the Apple Watch is certainly no exception. Apple might soon be making yet again another breakthrough for devices; they are now studying whether the Apple Watch could be used in the near future to detect dementia. Such potential use for the Apple Watch is…
So what happened at today’s Back to the Mac event? Here are the deets, provided in a convenient list form. Looking for commentary? It’s coming soon. iLife ’11 Introduced – Free with every new Mac, $49 retail. Available Now. iPhoto ’11 Full screen display for all features New Slideshow themes Album view very similar to…
Happy 4th of July! Here are this week’s paid iOS apps gone free. (As usual, remember they’re free now but they won’t be free forever, so download while you can.)
This news is a wake-up call for Apple. In a recent survey conducted by the American Customer Satisfaction Index, consumer satisfaction on Apple’s products has dropped. Even though the Cupertino-based giant is still the leading brand in the mobile industry with an 81 percent customer satisfaction score, it is 2.5 percent lower than the score…
The Verge today got its hands on some incredible photos of early prototypes of both the iPhone and iPad. “Juicy” doesn’t even begin to do them justice, for hardcore Apple fanboys like us.
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The iOS App Store has had a very busy year, with new apps being released almost incessantly – both free and paid. Many app developers change their pricing throughout the year – an average of 4.7 times, in fact. Additionally, 25 percent of paid apps have gone free in 2014. Then there are the seasonal…
A few days ago Apple became aware of a vulnerability in both their iOS and OS X platforms that can allow users to become a victim of a man-in-the-middle (MITM) attack that can compromise any secure data being sent via Wi-Fi. The fix can be done as easily as updating your device, but there’s a…
When it comes to web browsers, the public has three primary choices: Internet Explorer (blech), Mozilla’s Firefox, and Google Chrome. With the exploding popularity of the iPad, why have none of them come to the world’s greatest tablet? Finally, that’s about to change.
Rumors and speculation about the iPhone 7 are all over the place, and as usual, we still don’t have anything concrete to go by. Yet Jermaine Smit, a concept designer, has decided to jump one step ahead of everyone by coming up with an iPhon 8 concept video. How’s that for getting to the front…
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