The BBC has launched its first mobile initiative for its growing iPlayer, by launching the service for the iPhone/iPod Touch. The player will only work over wi-fi currently, so if you’re thinking of doing it over Edge – think again. The BBC team behind the development said they chose the iPhone because it was “optimized”…
It can be overwhelming to choose the right one among so many choices. If you know what you want, it is possible to find the perfect keyboard. Mechanical keyboards are often purchased by people to recall childhood memories, or because they simply love the sound of clicking keys. They can be used to improve…
Rogers is extending its $30 6GB iPhone data plan until the end of September. Originally the promotion was only going to last through the month of August, but the head honchos at Rogers have decided to extend an olive branch to customers who think their pricing is absurd, by offering this program for a bit…
According to Apple Insider Apple has given the go-ahead to a regional wireless partner (Telia) to develop its own MMS application for the iPhone. MMS messaging is something that many people all over the world have requested for their iPhones because it is a feature that is available on almost all modern cell phones –…
Applying to the college or university of your dreams is usually not easy. The reason is that not only should you demonstrate a fantastic academic performance and excellent grades but also compose an essay that will impress an admission board. But how can you stand out from the crowd of other learners who want to…
Like the nifty “parallax” effect where the icons float over the background on your iPhone’s home screen? Here are 10 parallax wallpapers that take full advantage of that effect.
It’s pretty normal for you to want to protect your iPhone and all the information that’s in it. One of the best ways to ensure this is by setting up a passcode. That way, only you and the people you let know of this passcode have the ability to unlock your iPhone. Just like with…
OK, so maybe that’s a bit of an exaggeration. But the fact is, Amazon isn’t too thrilled with the iPad, nor with its iBooks store. The iPad represents a huge threat to its e-book sales, and that’s a hit to the bottom line. Amazon does have an advantage, however. Leverage against the publishers. And guess…
The iPhone 7 screen size is a hot debate among Mac aficionados. At this point we’ve seen pretty much every screen size that needs to be made. The size of iPhone 4 was the standard for a couple years. Now with the iPhone 5 and 6 plus we’ve seen a lot of variation in screen…
Thanks to some savvy programming, gorgeous graphics, and accurate reporting, Weather Snitch 2 sets a new standard for iPhone weather apps.
There are countless games for the iPhone and iPod touch. It’s honestly getting hard to even keep track of them all, and Apple seems to be more keen on promoting games from VC funded companies or big corporations than games that are actually…you know…good. (Not to say that ALL of those game are bad, but…
A newly signed bill in California is taking the act of smartphone theft seriously. In this bill is the requirement that any smartphone sold in the state must have antitheft technology installed into it. Originally introduced in February of this year, SB-692 requires smartphones to have a “kill switch” that can be either hardware or…
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