Month: March 2014

The iOS 8 leaks keep coming. After information about a number of iOS 8 apps leaked, a screenshot of the iOS 8 home screen has leaked on Chinese social network Weibo. Continue reading → Read the original post by Jason

This is it! iOS 7.1 is here! And there’s a ton of stuff for us to cover. More importantly, there are a ton of your questions to answer! So, we’re going to do a full on iOS 7.1 Q&A show — and maybe sneak in some iOS 8 rumors […] Read the original post by…

Meritline offers the 2nd-generation Mountek nGroove Snap Universal Car Mount for Mobile Devices, model no. nG6000i2, for $29.95. Coupon code “MLCS13HN” cuts it to $21.99. With free shipping, that’s the lowest total price we could find by $8. This car mount installs via the CD player slot and is adjustable […] Read the original post…

Apple’s granted patents and patent applications over the last couple of months have revealed a significant interest in camera lens systems that attach to the iPhone’s existing camera, enhancing its photo taking capabilities much like third-party lens attachment solutions from companies like Olloclip. In a newly published patent […] Read the original post by Juli…

Apple’s granted patents and patent applications over the last couple of months have revealed a significant interest in camera lens systems that attach to the iPhone’s existing camera, enhancing its photo taking capabilities much like third-party lens attachment solutions from companies like Olloclip. In a newly published patent […] Read the original post by Juli…

Don’t need a family plan? Try out Microsoft’s new Office 365 Personal plan. Read the original post by Mark Hachman

TextEdit and Preview, two very frequently used applications on the Mac, have supported iCloud syncing since quite some time. But strangely, there has been no iOS counterpart to these two apps to take advantage of the iCloud Document syncing. Continue reading → Read the original post by Jason

Network pros can’t stick with their old ways of working if they want to have a future in the world of software-defined networking. Read the original post by Ethan Banks

Titanfall is one of the hottest new games of the year. Right now it’s an exclusive for Microsoft platforms — Windows, Xbox 360 and Xbox One. But if the developer has its way, Titanfall might be headed to the Mac, too. Titanfall is a first person shooter developed by Respawn Entertainment. […] Read the original…

Although Apple just released iOS 7.1 March 10, iOS 8 is not far off. Find out what kinds of new features and improvements customers can expect. Read the original post by Julie

A screenshot of an iOS 8 homescreen with the new Healthbook, Preview and TextEdit icons was posted to China’s Weibo microblog and spotted by 9to5mac. The source of the screenshot cannot be verified, but insiders close to 9to5 claim the icons represented in the image are legitimate. […] Read the original post by Kelly Hodgkins

Here’s a look at three training programs that prepare networking pros for the Cisco Certified Design Expert practical exam. Read the original post by Orhan Ergun

Seventh heaven Believe it or not, there are still a lot of apps—some of them great ones—that are just now getting around to being redesigned for iOS 7. This week’s roundup features some of the best. Good Guide This free iPhone app helps users find “safe, healthy, green and socially responsible” products. Version […] Read…

Senior Product Manager Stephen Nielson, Interaction designer Bradee Evans, and Senior Lead User Experience Designer (and Generator Maestro) Tim Riot of Adobe join Marc, Seth, and Rene to talk the present and future of Photoshop! type=”audio/mpeg”> Subscribe in iTunes Subscribe in RSS Download directly Follow on Twitter Guests Stephen Nielsen Bradee Evans Tim Riot Hosts…

Despite the name, the Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 730HD is best described at a home entertainment projector. Read the original post by james_melzer@sra.com