Today at I/O, Google announced some significant changes to its Maps offering, starting by bringing Maps to the iPad, completely rebuilding it with a new interface, search capabilities, and speedier performance. (more…)
Apple’s latest version of iOS, iOS 7, will reportedly be a major revamp of the mobile operation system, introducing a flat user interface and shunning skeumorphism favored by Scott Forstall and Steve Jobs. (more…)
For the first time Apple has revealed that it stores iOS user search queries, messages and commands that use its Siri voice assistant technology for up to two years. (more…)
Jony Ive, the man at Apple who’s now in control of iOS design, is expected to unveil some major changes to iOS. The question is, will most of the major changes be ready in time for iOS 7?
To some, iOS has grown stagnant, with no major changes to the look and feel since its initial release in 2007. That’s what makes the news that Apple has reportedly pulled developers working on OS X 10.9 to work on iOS 7, and a new iOS 7 concept so appealing to those crowing for change. (more…)
Apple’s iPhone has continued its upward momentum by extending its smartphone market share lead over Samsung, increasingly closing the gap on Android as a whole, according to the latest numbers released by comScore (more…)
The latest version of iOS released by Apple – the one to address lockscreen issues, close the ability to jailbreak using evasi0n, ect. – is reportedly creating problems for a number of iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users. (more…)
Apple has done it, with an update to iOS – iOS 6.1.3 – the evasi0n jailbreak tool from the evad3rs team has been killed. (more…)
Google Now, enjoyed by Android owners since its debut at Google I/O in 2012, may be making it to the iPhone and iPad soon, real soon. (more…)
Last night Apple aired two new iPhone advertisements that look and feel just like the latest iPad commercials. The two advertisements are available to watch via YouTube below, and are titled “Brilliant” and “Discover”.
I’m a huge fan of this ad series for the iPad and moving it to the iPhone only makes sense to me. I enjoy the focus on the apps and what the devices can do. It’s a much better approach for Apple and what it is all about, much better than say the Siri ads that had made celebrities the focus.
Watch the two ads below. (more…)
For all of the wonderful features of iOS, one that frustrates some users is a lack of security when it comes being able to access photos and videos.
Even if you have a passcode on your phone, it’s still possible for someone to get into your device and access all of your important information in no time at all. That is, unless you are using Lunabee’s super secure app for protecting your precious photos and videos, oneSafe Photos. (more…)
