Mobile devices typically lack one crucial feature: storage. As a result, big media files like video get saved on big hard drives, typically attached to laptops and desktops. Yet mobile devices make excellent content consuming devices. The solution to this conundrum? Stream content from your computer to your iOS device. The following are several ways…
Good morning, app lovers! Here are some free iOS apps today – it’s a great day for gamers, by the way. (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they will go back at regular price anytime.)
For years, security has been a hot button issue for the tech industry. From cyber hacking and digital fraud to data encryption, tech security has been a mainstay in the headlines lately, and with Apple’s recent controversy over unlocking a terrorist’s iPhone, the public eye is once again fixated on Apple’s security and the ways…
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.)
One of the new features that Apple heavily touted with the release of iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite was the ability to route iPhone cellular calls to your iPad and Mac, giving you the ability to answer phone calls from those devices. At the time, this seemed like a very handy feature to have,…
Check out the best seven noise generator apps and white noise apps for your iPhone and iPad. These apps can help you improve your focus, sleep better, reduce anxiety, and enhance meditation. Tide — Best Overall Noise Generator App Tide is a little different from the other apps on our list. Rather than simply having…
Have an iPhone and need to set up your Gmail account in it? This quick tutorial will walk you through the basics of getting your Gmail account up and running in iOS 7 as well as a few additional tips and tricks to make Gmail awesome on the iPhone. 1. Gmail Settings First The first…
The world of smartphones has grown crowded over the years since the original iPhone launched in 2008. Where Apple once slayed the competition they now fight for market share. By no means is Apple down on its luck, though, as the number 2 maker of smartphones is still in the game and gunning for number…
[UDATED OCTOBER 2020] If you’re like most avid sports fans, you’ll do anything to stay connected to stream live games, particularly if the team you’re rooting for is playing. The great thing about technology is that you can now travel anywhere and still enjoy the thrill of watching games in real-time using sports streaming apps…
The newest Beta release of iOS 4.3 has some very concrete details on what will be included in the next generation iPad. While there has been a debate on major details such as screen resolution and video output, we can pin down some of the iPad 2’s specs. The folks at 9 to 5 Mac…
Google might be an information-hungry, privacy-destroying monster, but the company also puts out some of the best web services available. Android has the best support for Google’s services, but your iPhone can do pretty well on its own. Here’s how you can get Google’s best features on your iPhone. Use Chrome and Other Google Apps…
Here are free iOS apps to start the week on a great note. Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they will go back to their regular price anytime.)
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