Apple “iPhone SDK Roadmap” event now online!
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Siri the Movie Critic
Playing around with Siri, I’ve discovered a new side of her personality by asking her about popular movies. Her tastes may not surprise you, but her attitude probably will!
Smartkase Puts the Smart in iPhone Cases
It’s every iPhone owner’s worst nightmare – losing his phone for whatever reason. Sure, there is Find My iPhone, but you may not have access to it immediately. With this new iPhone case, you can instantly find your phone if you get separated from it. You can also track your phone in real time in…
Protect Your iPhone 12 Camera From Scratches
So you just got your new iPhone 12 or any of the iPhone 13 Series and it feels luxurious but solid in your hands. Not only does it function beautifully, but it also looks stunning. If you look at the iPhone at a glance, one of its distinct features is its rear camera that looks chunky…
Cingular Says iPhone coming June 11th
cNet is reporting that a Cingular customer service rep has given them the date of June 11th, 2007 as the official release date of the iPhone. If this is true, then I hope it says something about what Apple intends to do with the iPhone as it relates to developers. June 11th is also important…
The Family Tree of Steve Jobs
When a person with as big an impact on the world as Steve Jobs dies, you can’t help wondering about the legacy he left behind. Obituaries always tell you that the deceased is “survived by” his or her loved ones. So just who are the people Steve Jobs left behind? Steven Paul Jobs was born…
Boot Camp now supports 64bit-Vista, more Vista/Mac news
According to the latest Boot Camp instructions bundled with the new Mac Pros “if you have a Mac Pro introduced in late 2007 or later, you can use a 64-bit version of Windows Vista”. This additional support is not something that Apple has announced, and I don’t know anyone who’s ever run the 64-bit version…
Live the Hype: Mass Effect 2 Wallpapers
Not only is it finally out, but we can also bid farewell to such a poor excuse for an iPhone app. We have a first two hour playthrough down for Mass Effect 2 on ForeverGeek and now that everyone has finally gotten the game unlocked you’ve most likely gone through a number of WTF moments…
The 90s iPhone Case May Deter Theft, Too Bad It’s Supposedly Horrible
How many stories have you heard about iPhones being stolen? I’ve had my own experience, and it was horrible, more so because we actually saw the signs of pickpockets in our vicinity, and yet the “unthinkable” still happened. The result: a month-old iPhone 5 was stolen right under our noses. If you’re hellbent on NOT…
How to Zoom Out a Picture on iPhone
Using the Camera app on your iPhone is pretty easy. You not only get these cool camera features, but you also end up with pristine and clear shots. Sometimes you need to zoom in just a little bit to take shots of objects that are too far away. Once your shot gets too close, you’ll…
Why Apple Removed Home Sharing From iOS 8.4
It has been a banner week for Apple. Not only has the tech giant released new versions of iOS and iTunes, it also launched its much vaunted streaming music service – Apple Music. But the company has also made a controversial move with iOS 8.4 by removing Home Sharing, a popular method for listening to music…
10 Meditation Apps for iPhone
With the pandemic looming over people’s lives in recent months, the mental health of the majority has been taking a hit. Not being able to go out and socialize has been taking a toll on some people. Coupled with uncertainties that the outbreak has brought into the world, more and more people are getting anxious…