A New iOS 7 Feature May Cause Data Usage to Spike, Here’s How To Fix It (via BestTechie) The other day I received a phone call from my mom, “Our data usage for this month increased a lot, we are already using over 4GB of our 6GB limit,” she said to me. I could tell…
Whether you’re gearing up for your run, preparing for that last minute study session or packing the car for the great American road trip, picking the right tunes to take with you is essential.
Happy Monday, everyone. Let’s start the last full week of November with more paid iOS apps gone free. We’ve got an eclectic mix today, so I hope you find one that you will want and find super useful.
Google’s answer to streaming music, Google Play, has finally come to the iOS App Store. The app comes six months after the service initially launched on Android and the Web. While the iOS version is missing some key features of the Android version, the app is still a strong player in the streaming music market….
Don’t have the right words to say to start off the year? Let’s have a bit of fun then. Emoji fun. Emojis are the perfect way to say everything your heart feels, but your voice isn’t able to express. They are there to help us convey the deep, darkest emotions; the most ecstatic emotions; and…
A few months back, Apple unveiled its subscription service for content distribution on the iPad. The model first used by The Daily news app is now available to all app content makers, such as magazines, newspapers, and even video and music. Anything that’s published can be delivered automatically to your iPad without the need for…
Let’s once again start the week with some free downloads from the App Store – paid iOS apps free today. The temporarily free apps we’re featuring are mostly games, but there is one pretty cool diary app, which just make you want to go back to journaling your life. Now, here are the apps for…
It’s been a while since we had a showcase of free iOS apps due to the holidays, but we’re back; so, here are some apps to download.
As users, we are reminded all too regularly about the newest iterations from Apple, with each update more trailblazing than the last. Developers get excited about the same announcements, and these iOS changes can mark some very exciting advancements in design and development. Launched in the final quarter of 2020 is iOS14, and today we…
To say that deployment of Apple’s newest mobile operating system iOS 5 is a success may be putting it mildly. Apple’s hotly anticipated new operating system may have just been released last October 12, but in just a little more than a week, iOS 5 is already accounting for 20 percent of the web traffic…
With the recent security flaw in iOS that affected users connecting to public Wi-Fi, it brought to light the issues with connecting to any Wi-Fi network you can find. If you connected to a network on purpose or even by mistake and now you don’t want to be on it anymore, the simple fix…
Over the past couple of years the iPhone and iPad have evolved into excellent devices for anyone who enjoys playing games. The App Store is filled with all kinds of fun and entertaining options ranging from fast-paced shooters and mind-bending puzzle games to deep RPG’s and intense simulations. Some of the more popular offerings are…
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