Month: March 2013

Samsung introduced its newest Smart TVs, which interact seamlessly with tablets and smartphones. Apple was the unspoken elephant in the room. Read the original post by iPhoneHacks

Samsung introduced its newest Smart TVs, which interact seamlessly with tablets and smartphones. Apple was the unspoken elephant in the room. Read the original post by iPhoneHacks

Apple recently released iOS 6.1.3 which included a fix for the passcode bypass bug that would allow an unauthorized person to access the Phone app on a locked iPhone. One day after the update, however, Matthew Panzarino of The Next Web is reporting that a new bypass bug has been […] Read the original post…

Apple recently released iOS 6.1.3 which included a fix for the passcode bypass bug that would allow an unauthorized person to access the Phone app on a locked iPhone. One day after the update, however, Matthew Panzarino of The Next Web is reporting that a new bypass bug has been […] Read the original post…

Apple on Wednesday updated GarageBand for iOS with support for Audiobus. Audiobus is a $10 third-party utility for iOS that lets users pipe audio between apps. That way you can, for example, combine audio from a drum machine app with audio from a synthesizer app. Among the apps that already support […] Read the original…

Last week I spoke with Andy Ihnatko who penned a series of articles for our sister publication TechHive.com, gathered under the heading “Why I Switched From iPhone To Android.” Now that we’ve heard how the Android-half lives, let’s turn to the Windows Phone OS. To do that, I’m joined by […] Read the original post…

App.net (ADN) recently announced their new, invitation-only free accounts. They’re a great way to try out the many services ADN offers, including the Twitter-like microblogging platform, the better-than-DM messaging service, and the cloud storage offering. ADN is a complex, chocked-full-of-potential service, and it’s smart to let people try it out […] Read the original post…

newegg offers the refurbished D-Link Xtreme 802.11n Wireless Dual-Band USB 2.0 Adapter, model no. DWA-160/RE, for $12.99 with free shipping. That’s $38 under the lowest total price we could find for a new unit elsewhere. (We did see a new one for just $3 more back in October, however.) It […] Read the original post…

As one of its daily deals, Yugster offers the Powerbag 16″ Messenger Charging Bag for $41.97. Coupon code “FreeYugBuck” cuts it to $40.97. With $7 for shipping, that’s the lowest total price we could find in any color by $7. This bag features 30-pin Apple, microUSB, and miniUSB connectors, USB […] Read the original post…

While it won’t supercharge Crysis or other games like its upcoming Cloud Gaming device may, NVIDIA’s GRID Visual Computing Appliance is now up for grabs to designers, animators and visual production types for $24,900 plus a $2,400 yearly software license fee. Read the original post by engadget.com

If you are a regular iMore reader, you’re probably already aware that we have lots of great podcast content from the iMore show to Debug and many more. Regardless what podcast you listen to or watch, our new iMore 2.0 app gives you the ability to not only listen to, […] Read the original post…

As one of its daily deals, Meritline offers the Soundlogic 2,600mAH Portable Backup Battery in four colosrs (Blue pictured) for $19.99. Coupon code “MLCY20EN” cuts it to $14.99. (GearXS via eBay charges the same.) With free shipping, that’s tied with our mention from last week as the lowest total price […] Read the original post…

Sears offers the DieHard AA Alkaline Battery 24-Pack (pictured), model no. 41-1105, for $5.94. Opt for free in-store pickup to avoid the $6.50 shipping charge. That’s the lowest price we could find by $14. Sales tax is added where applicable. Also available is the DieHard AAA Alkaline Battery 24-Pack, model […] Read the original post…