The Verizon iPhone will be here before we know it and it will be a great success! The Verizon iPhone was a huge request from many users and will definitely will resolve any yearning for a new carrier. Apple just launched a commercial with the motto “Two is better than one.” because the commercials displays two iPhone 4′s [...]
On 01.21.11, In Apple, Classic App of the Week, Featured, iPhone, iPod, Mac OS, Reviews, Software, by jmwerkus
This is a new article called Classic App of the Week, and there will be a new one each Friday. Let’s get started. This week, I have been playing the game Tetris on my iPhone alot more than normal, and so I decided to give an overview of it. Tetris is an older game, coming [...]
Motorola’s Droid X wasn’t a iPhone killer like their other products, but it seems like their going to see if they can make it in China. What they’re basically doing with it is giving it the same specs except it is going to get a 1.2GhZ processor. So it basically is going to have a [...]
Our fellows at XVision, a popular iOS development company, have kindly provided us with some codes for their app GeoRing. GeoRing just hit v2.0 and we are hitting v2.0 very soon so we thought it would be fitting to do a giveaway of GeoRing codes that would end on the day we launch v2.0. To [...]
I recently updated my iPod touch 3rd Gen to iOS 4.2.1. I love the new features. Airplay works great, and other little additions add to a great iDevice experience. Sadly, I haven’t been able to enjoy those features very much, because of the new glitches. The main glitch causing me trouble is that most of [...]
On 01.15.11, In Apple, Featured, iOS, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Mobile, News, Social Media, Software, by Graham
Apple has a counter up currently that is changing hundreds of times every few seconds. Apple has had remarkable results with the App Store incomparable to any other marketplace out there. To celebrate Apple is giving away a $10,000 USD iTunes gift card, which is not 10 billion, but still an extraordinary amount that could purchase a life time supply of [...]
iBooks is a great app, especially being free. It is from apple, so like their other apps, it is very polished. It has very nice transitions, and for the most part works pretty smoothly, although I have had it freeze a few times and give me major lag a few more times. This app uses [...]
Folks, recently we found leaks of code that show built-in camera effects on the iPhone, but now BGR has reported, from their source, that PhotoBooth will be on the iPhone. To prove it we got some pictures from 9to5Mac showing files for possible PhotoBooth effects and the PhotoBooth application itself. PhotoBooth may be a paid [...]
I’m sure that you have heard about iOS 4.3 beta 1 that got released today, January 12, 2011. I’m also very sure that you have heard and seen the features that are so far built into the new firmware update. Well has anyone noticed the tab in settings for carrier? I have, and it may just be a [...]
The iOS 4.3 beta came out on January 12, 2011 and is so far pretty decent with its multitasking gestures on the iPad to possible camera effects, although it won’t support the iPhone 3G and the iPod 2G. Yes, we said possible camera effects. In the firmware file hints were found to native camera effects. [...]
I rarely update my iPad and iPhone Apps (I know, shame on me), so when I noticed that my update count was in the 30′s, I felt it was wise to go update a few of them, when I noticed this: My first thought was “App updates are sponsored now, too?”. I suppose that developers need to be reimbursed [...]
Apple has hit the kill switch with iOS 4.3. iOS 4.3 is going to kill the iPhone 3G and the iPod Touch 2G. Basically Apple is pulling updates for the iPhone 3G and iPod Touch 2G so that people are forced to buy a new device now or buy the new device(s) that come out this [...]
Pictures have been leaked, and ATT had no comment on them. As we all know the Verizon iPhone does not have all the features that the ATT one has, one though that the ATT iPhone does not have is the Mobile Hotspot feature. Of course we could all get Mi-Wi from jailbreak, but we want [...]
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