iPhone and iPad users discover an iMessage bug in iOS 7 (via The Inquirer) SOFTWARE DEVELOPER Apple’s iOS 7 mobile operating system reportedly has tripped up some iPhone and iPad users with an iMessage bug. Over on the Apple support forums a number of iPhone and iPad users are reporting that they are unable to…
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.)
Welcome the weekend early with some paid iOS apps gone free. Today, we’ve got a mix of fun (but perhaps not-so-useful) apps and productivity apps targeted at specific audiences. Enjoy downloading without paying a cent! Paid iOS apps gone free this week BeepBoop “A strange noise-making device.” If you don’t like strange and tend to…
When you talk about games, most people tend to think about adventure or action games, something with a background story and main characters battling evil spawns. However, not everyone has the taste for this kind of game. Some people just want a minimalist game that is not too busy. Or, sometimes, you just want something…
Apple has officially begun to roll out the iOS 6 today with different markets all over the world gradually getting notifications for the OS upgrade that can be installed on the iPhone 3GS and latter versions of the iPhone, the iPad 2 and third gen iPad, and the fourth gen iPod touch and latter versions….
Remember the Game Boy and Game Boy Color? Okay, if you were born before 1998, the chances are that you have no idea what I’m talking about. But from the late eighties to the early nineties, the Game Boy was the only name in mobile gaming market. Nintendo has produced several Game Boy successors, but…
More and more apps on your iPhone and iPad require some level of access to your private data. Whether that’s access to the microphone for voice commands or to keep your plane in the air in Dumb Ways to Die app, or access to your contacts so Skype can contact your friends easily. These apps…
Did you know? AppleGazette’s daily Free Apps lists are not comprehensive. Instead, we highlight the cream of the crop so you don’t have to search for them. We’re most interested in quality in app design and value in what’s offered to users. (I swear, if I see one more Angry Birds clone, I may require…
There’s always room for one more app – or two. Especially if you don’t have to pay for it. This week’s collection of temporarily free iOS apps is comprised mostly of games, so prepare to have some fun.
We normally feature free iOS apps at the beginning of the week, but we figured why not share our picks of iOS apps on sale before the weekend? It’s a good time as any to spend a little and still make some savings while you’re at it. This first batch is mainly comprised of games…
It’s no secret that iOS 8 is not “friendly” to users with older iPhones. Older iPads have the same issue. Then there was the snafu about the update which was quickly recalled by Apple. There is good news – and hope – for users with the older models, as Forbes reports that a new iOS…
Building an effective team takes more than just rounding up a random group of individuals. You need the best people, with the right set of talents and skills, and you need to be able to get them together at the right place and time, consistently. You also need to get the members of your team…
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