Some users of the iPhone 4S reported experiencing problems with their phone’s battery life – which drains faster. It was initially thought as isolated incidents but with complaints beginning to pile up in various Apple forums, Apple Inc. finally looked into it and admitted that there was indeed a problem with the battery life of…
Another week has gone by so quickly, and you’ve probably busted your butt every single day. 😉 What are you going to do with all your free time this weekend? Your friends and family might ask you to go out and enjoy the weather, but why do that when you can get new apps, play…
The iOS 8 adoption rate has skyrocketed quickly recently to 81 percent, according to Apple. This data was measured by the App Store on April 27, 2015. iOS 7 holds a 17 percent share, while earlier versions are only at 2 percent. With a huge majority of iOS users on iOS 8, anticipation is building…
The days of jailbreaking your iPhone just to install some unofficial applications might finally be coming to an end. AltStore, a third-party app repository for iOS, is now being regarded as an Apple App Store alternative. According to the developers, the biggest strength of AltStore is not requiring its users to jailbreak their iPhones.
Phones are incredibly easy to misplace. They’re small, dark, and they travel everywhere we go. You might be familiar with the bedding dance many of us do when we wake up, shaking out our blankets until the phone thuds unceremoniously to the floor. When I lose my phone, it’s always in my house, or incredibly…
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.)
It’s one of those Mondays that we love – no work (for most anyway)! Even better, we’ve got some paid iOS apps gone free for you as an additional Labor Day treat. Enjoy the apps, and have a great day ahead! Paid iOS apps gone free Sky Live™ – Stargazing & Weather Forecast to View…
Happy Monday, folks. I hope you’re not afflicted with the Monday Blues, but we’ve got a cure for that: free iOS apps today. We’ve “serious” apps, a couple of games, and something so retro-fully cool. (As usual, remember they’re free now but they won’t be free forever, so download while you can.)
Doculus, the creation of a not inconsiderable number of ex-Adobe developers has, finally, thank heavens, found a way to make reading PDF documents on smartphones easier. And inescapable, but we’ll get to that later. Prior to Doculus’ PDF viewer, viewing a PDF meant being plugged in. Chained, if you will, to a desk. But no…
The iPhone X comes with Apple’s only OLED screen, and it’s a beautiful thing. It’s not just that the color reproduction is nice: OLED screens have a unique property. When a pixel in an OLED screen is showing 100% black, that pixel can shut itself off. This means that blacks are as deep and dark…
Adoption rates for new operating systems are always a good measure of success, and if the iOS 7 adoption rate is anything to go by, Apple’s latest mobile OS is certainly a success. In spite of all the “issues” that have been attributed to iOS 7 – from excessive battery drain (it’s an iPhone guys!)…
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.)
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