For most of the last decade, adding intelligence to an iOS app meant calling out to a server. You sent data to the cloud, a model somewhere else did the thinking, and the result came back. The phone was a window, not a brain. That assumption is quietly breaking. The role of AI in app…
One of the most common and useful commands on any computer is Control-F. You can use it in almost any app and it enables you to search for keywords and phrases easily. That way, you won’t have to scour through long posts and articles just to find specific topics and discussions. It also helps you…
I’ve been using my iPhone 5 as my all-around gateway to the internet. Aside from having an always-on internet plan, I’ve also ditched my mobile WiFi device and have been using the iPhone 5’s personal hotspot feature to allow my laptop to access the internet. But even with the relatively fast LTE speeds I’ve been…
It’s an odd Friday when there’s such a lean selection of free apps. Still, you’ll find some intriguing new games, a Mac app that will turn your photos into ASCII-style text art, and an interactive art app based on particle animations.
What’s the main use for your iPhone? I bet I wouldn’t be off the mark if I say social networking, browsing the web, playing games, and communicating with others via the more “traditional” ways, i.e. calling and texting. I’m pretty sure, though, that you also use apps that help you live a more healthy lifestyle,…
AirPrint is one of the major selling points of iOS 4.2, which is supposedly coming to iPhone, iPod Touch, and most importantly, is bringing iOS 4 capabilities to iPad, any day now. But now word is spreading that only a specific set of printers by HP will be able to use AirPrint. Like, at all….
Demo is the operative word, but boy oh, boy! Old school gamers who are on iOS (and Android) are going to have a blast in the very near future. Source Nintendo is now touching the mobile gaming sector – mobile as in phones and tablets – with their push to provide classic games to iOS…
id Software has released the extremely interactive and gory first-person shooter RAGE for all iOS devices. The game is a scaled down version of the forthcoming Mac/PC release but packs a visual punch. RAGE, priced at an extremely affordable $0.99 for the Standard Definition version of the game and only $1.99 for the High Def…
The new iPhone 5S and 5C are amazingly fast devices. These wonders of technology run Apple’s newest iteration of iOS, iOS 7, with ease and speed. What about everyone with an iPhone 4? These are still amazing phones and shouldn’t be left out in the cold, especially since many organizations and businesses still use them…
Apple recently released the newest incarnation of the beloved iPhone, the 5C. This lower-cost device has the soul of an iPhone but the body of a colorful toy. The 5C takes a step away from the glass and metal look that started with the iPhone 4 and shows that the iPhone can have a fun…
It’s drop-dead easy to record video of the real world with your iPad or iPhone. But if you want to record video of what’s taking place on your actual iPad or iPhone screen, that’s another thing. While the needs is less common, this is invaluable for creating tutorials for your new app, capture in-game footage,…
Any owner of an iPhone has heard of jailbreaking, especially in the news. Apple has been vocally against the practice, seeking court injunctions against it and third-parties that encourage it. However, the courts have ruled a number of times that there is nothing illegal about jailbreaking any Apple product. But you might still have a couple…
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