Video of the UK only special event from yesterday has made its way onto YouTube. In it, you get a chance to see the first UK iPhone ads which are almost identical to the US ads, except they appear to feature different children in the email photos, a different site that I couldn’t quite make…
AT&T COO Randall Stephenson speaks on the iPhone…
Because one of the key benefits that the digital revolution provides to people nowadays is accessibility, beliefs, and customs that were once restricted to a specific location are now receiving increased attention from a broader audience. And, despite the ongoing argument over whether QR codes are part of pop culture or not, their use in…
The camera in the iPhone 5 as well as the updated version in the iPhone 5S both have some pretty great features that take the iPhone’s camera from a simple smartphone camera into a device that rivals today’s point-and-shoot models. This doesn’t mean your iPhone 5S is going to replace your DSLR any time soon,…
Discipline has gone digital. It’s no longer that nagging voice inside your head that goads you into doing another push-up or pushing away that dessert tray. Now, as with everything else in modern life, there’s an app for that. Apple’s Health apps can act as the interlocutors between us and our daily, and sometimes unhealthy,…
All the negative backlash that Rogers has received over the recently announced iPhone rate plans, plus the rumors that Apple is diverting iPhones to other areas because they expect Rogers sales to be minimal have caused the company to rethink their data plan strategy…but they still just don’t get it. The company has decided to…
The last few days have seen a flurry of activity in the form of high-profile new iOS apps from Apple’s once longtime rival, Microsoft. Xbox apps? Check. Halo app? Check. Killer notetaking app? Yep, got that too.
If you’re looking at a particularly long page on your iPhone, it can take forever to “flick” your way back to the top (which is where the address bar is). Fear not, dear reader, for I have a solution to this flicking problem…. simply touch the top bar (the one with the AT&T text on…
It’s undeniable that mobile phones are becoming increasingly integral in our lives. They are almost extensions of many of us, and let’s face it, a lot of us would struggle without our electronic friends there to help us communicate, check social media, news, travel arrangement and so on.
There are a lot of iPhone apps for runners and joggers available on the App Store. Now that the winter season is almost over, you can now start prepping for your runs in spring. Running around the park while seeing the flowers bloom left and right makes for fantastic scenery. As the weather starts to…
It is a good day for iOS today, what with Flickr and Google Maps being available for the platform. Flickr has been around forever, and even those who do not have a pro account know just how great an experience it offers. I can’t emphasize enough how I appreciate all the awesome photos I find…
It used to be that we all knew our MacBooks to be impenetrable. No virus would get through their robust defenses. We didn’t need to worry about malware or spyware. That was the domain of Windows users. Today, that’s arguable at best. Remember the security vulnerability Thunderstrike back in 2015? Then there’s the Mac.BackDoor.iWorm back in…
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