Earlier today I posted some Thoughts on the Keynote, but I didn’t address the iPhone “Web 2.0” development issue on purpose. I think it’s worth a post by itself. After watching the Keynote, then watching it again – this time looking at it a bit differently – I couldn’t help but notice the utter silence…
In the early days of YouTube, the site existed as a place for people to share videos with their friends, family, or just random strangers on the Internet. But, that’s about where it ended. Today, YouTube has become so extensively developed as a platform that people can now build entire careers on the site and YouTube…
The process of backing up your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch is getting more important than ever, due to the increasingly high amount of data kept on these iOS devices. Just keep in mind that as you take some pictures through your device and as you send and receive more messages, there is a risk…
So, I’ve been playing with this iPhone update for a while now – and I have to say, I’m mostly disappointed. Now, granted, I got myself hyped up, thinking that we might get the benefit of revolutionary features like Copy and Paste – but I find the iTunes Wi-Fi store disappointing…I don’t really see why…
Apple today announced that not only will the iPhone launch in the UK on Nov. 9th, but it will also launch in Germany on the 9th, via T-Mobile. T-Mobile Germany partnering with Apple on the iPhone is probably the worst kept secret in the world, since T-Mobile has seemed to slip up on more than…
You’d have a hard time finding a photo editor that makes tweaking those pictures to perfection as easy as Snapseed does. Also inside: a before-and-after gallery of my own edited photos.
The holidays put the kibosh on new apps for several days this week as the App Store was closed to new submissions, but here’s a special edition featuring the best new apps from before and since.
Need to brush up on your singing or guitar playing? Too embarrassed to sing karaoke in front of a live audience? Is Rock Band not stimulating enough for you? Here’s a little solution that might do the trick. Using Garageband, there’s a way to reproduce popular songs. It has the capability to remove the individual…
The latest Apple event had one glaringly missing thing: the iPhone 12, but analysts are pretty sure it’s coming in October. And, to get ready for that, here are some thin iPhone 12 cases you can check out NOW.
Here’s a quick one. Let’s assume you want an iPhone 6s (who wouldn’t, especially if it’s for free?). You go to the park. Sit on a bench. A guy comes along talking on his iPhone 6s. Suddenly he seems to freak out or get distracted, leaves his iPhone 6s left unattended. What would you? That’s…
When Apple first introduced Apple Pay earlier this year, it immediately raised the awareness and acceptance of NFC-enabled, contactless payment services to new heights. In just a few short months, Apple Pay has managed to become the most popular digital wallet service on the market today, even surpassing Google Wallet, which had a three-year head start. Unfortunately, Apple…
Holy smokes, some of us have more time on our hands than others, don’t we? I kid…but seriously, Tom at iPhoneBugList was looking through the HTML code of Apple’s site for a way to submit bug reports – or something – and he stumbled across the following: While it’s really odd that “iPhone Extreme” is…
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