Earlier in the week Apple released iOS 8.3 for our iPhones, iPads, and iPod Touches, bringing a host of new features and bug fixes along with it. In addition to adding more than 300 new emoji, enabling Wi-Fi calling on more carriers, and giving us the ability to make speakerphone calls using Siri, the update…
My gosh, but there’s a lot of absolute crap in the App Store. Aren’t you glad AppleGazette is here to sort through all of it for you?
I would start this review by talking about myself. I love working out, but generally, I’m in a hurry to complete the daily amount of work. That’s why I’ve frequently neglected exercising instead of doing them partly. A couple of months ago I came across “Streaks Workout” and it helped me to change the game….
There is definitely no lack of to-do apps to choose from, but in spite of all the choices, people are still looking for the ultimate app. Personally, I use the simplest of all – the default iOS app. But when I heard of ListBox To-Do app, I decided to give it a try. What makes…
So we’ve all been there, that moment your iPhone slips from its snug home in your hand and falls in slow motion to the ground. You scramble, like Gollum after the ring that’s just been thrown into the fiery pit but you can’t get there in time. Precious! This happens a lot, but the good…
It’s Cyber Monday! Enjoy buying stuff left and right, and free iOS apps today as well. (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they will go back at regular price anytime.)
With your iPhone, iPod and iPad, it is quite easy to turn on the Do Not Disturb feature to only allow calls from specific people. You may be in the hospital or just working on your projects and you don’t need any disturbance whatsoever. This feature is a great add-on.
[Image via MacRumors] We’ve been wondering for a while now how FaceTime is going to work with other iOS devices that aren’t the iPhone, and according to MacRumors, we may now have an answer. Apple’s latest beta version of iOS 4.1Â released earlier this week has offered the strongest evidence yet that the company is planning…
You may have heard of a cloud-based gaming service, called OnLive, that was rumored to come to iPad at some point, but never materialized past Apple’s approval process. The same service is available on Android devices, however, and offers users the ability to play console games with a Wi-Fi connection. Apple has, on the other…
If you like reading books on a screen, then e-books are one of the best inventions of this century. Carrying a library in your purse or pocket is an amazing freedom for avid readers, and display and annotation tools make reading more useful and educational. But outside of DRM-mandated apps like Apple’s iBooks and Amazon’s…
After the stampede of iOS users rushing to install the newest iteration of the iPhone operating system there have been mixed reviews. Most major issues boil down to a few tweaks that can be done easily. Knowing this, here are the 5 most annoying things about iOS 7 and how you can fix them. Notification…
Sh#t just got real. Cortana is about to enter the domain of iOS and Android, While Siri can be as sassy as the girl next door with a teeny weeny doggie in her bag, Cortana can hold her own. Plus, Cortana has her own huge following, thanks to Halo. It’s not the first time Cortana…
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