We saw it coming, what with HealthKit being one of the highlights of the recently concluded WWDC. We’ve also seen the plethora of health and fitness apps that are supposed to help up get our (health) act together. With the new announcements, though, there are certainly a lot more exciting things coming for Apple users,…
Here are some free iOS apps today for you to download. Enjoy! (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they will go back at regular price anytime.)
The long awaited (for some, at least) update to iOS 8 is here, and politically correct emoji fans will enjoy the diversity. iOS 8.3 does come with practical features like filtering unknown senders and report them as junk – both for iMessage and text messages. There are also the usual bug fixes, of course. What…
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.)
Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps you can download. Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they will go back to their regular price anytime.)
The team at Make Wonder has been receiving rave reviews for Dash and Dot, two lovable robots that move around your home by way of programmable commands. The robots were created by Vikas Gupta, CEO and co-founder of Make Wonder, as a way to teach young children how to program and develop an appreciation for…
MacLife is offering an incredible freebie for the next ten days: 8 downloadable apps for your Mac, 100% free in the “Mac Freebie Bundle.”
It’s another one of those “let’s compare iOS users and Android users”, but this time, the comparison zones in on travel preferences. In a study conducted by Battery Ventures, an investment group, it was revealed that iOS users prefer to take planes, while Android users take the bus. Obviously, what some are taking away from…
This Mac was SHOT…and it still works! According to the uploader of the pic the Macbook was in a bag, and a robber fired a shot that hit the bag. Interesting stuff. Thanks to Steve for the link
For those of you that may have issues doing the math on exactly WHEN 10:00 am PST is in your local area…here’s a breakdown. 10:00AM – Pacific 11:00AM – Mountain 12:00PM – Central 1:00PM – Eastern 5:00PM – GMT 6:00PM – London 7:00PM – Paris 2:00AM – Tokyo (June 12th) You can follow the Keynote…
There’s been a lot of talk around the Web this week about the deficiencies of iCloud. As anyone who uses it likely knows, it never “just works” the way it’s supposed to. It’s buggy and confusing and unreliable, and several app developers have been griping about its woes lately.
Whoa. This is huge: Senior VP of iOS Software Scott Forstall and Senior VP of Retail Stores John Browett are out at Apple. Don’t ignore this news; it’s going to have major effects on you. Here’s how.
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