Apple has issued a press release talking about the sales of its products over the last weekend. The release focused on the company’s industry-leading iPad, and it announced that about three million iPads were sold in the period covering November 2 to November 5. Apple says that the figure is one hundred percent more than…
Apple’s latest (and last of ’13?) keynote event unveiled the next-gen, ultra-thin, Mini-inspired “iPad Air.” But there was loads more revealed and shown off at this massive event. This is what you need to know.
You’ve just seen a great deal on Craigslist for a practically brand new iPad Air 2. It’s gold, 64GB and Wi-Fi only. And for some unknown reason, the seller has held on to the box for a year. The seller just wants to get rid of it. She doesn’t use it. Maybe she is going…
Interested in creating quality music with your iPad? Want to explore and develop your musical skills without having to fork over $500 for a Korg Electribe? With the multitude of music apps being sold on the App Store nowadays, there is something for everybody – both serious and casual musicians. In this article I’m going…
Hope you’re ready to have some fun, because today’s free apps are sure to bring you loads of it! There are also a trio of nifty productivity apps that you won’t want to miss.
It’s a positively HUGE day for free apps, with almost 30 — count ’em — high quality freebies up for grabs, more than half of which are games. Better hurry and grab ’em while they’re still free!
Rumors are stirring that Apple is already developing iOS 4.3 for a mid-December launch and will include an iPad exclusive “newspaper.” While Apple just released iOS 4.2 for the iPad, it’s already working on version 4.3 which will include an iPad exclusive newspaper which will be formatted for a tablet reading environment and will be…
When Apple released iOS 5 back in 2011 it added the incredibly useful ability of OTA (over the air) updates. That meant that you no longer needed to connect your device to a computer to install the latest software upgrades, as they could be downloaded and installed directly on the device itself. For many of…
Perhaps it is a gut-level, knee-jerk reaction to the recent ISIS attacks on Paris, France, but authorities are already pointing their fingers at technology companies who encrypt users’ data and encrypted messaging apps that are specifically designed to keep users’ information secure from prying eyes, even if those prying eyes are authorities (and, in Snowden’s…
Here’s an infographic (custom-made for Apple Gazette) taking a look at the performance of our three favorite handhelds (click to see larger size): *Edit: Updated the year of iPod date from 2004 to 2001, and added the S to 3G. Thanks for the heads up, Alexis and Jack Straw!
With online privacy and digital security dominating the headlines, you may have been conditioned to believe that every one of your devices needs antivirus software. The truth is, this doesn’t apply to the majority of Apple’s mobile products. While many security companies offer products that support the iPhone, the antivirus aspects are often unnecessary; Apple…
Today there’s a trio of great travel guides, a picture-and-music slideshow maker, a “magic” music toy, some learning tools for kids, and more free games than you can handle.
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