Month: March 2014

Apple says iOS 7.1 brings performance improvements to the iPhone 4, but Ars Technica finds that there’s only so much that software can do to compensate for aging hardware. (arstechnica.com) To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read the original post by Macworld Staff

A dealmac exclusive! iTech Deals offers the 8-Pin Lightning to USB Cable Keychain 2-Pack for iPhone / iPod / iPad in Black for $10.95. Coupon code “DEALNEWS2″ cuts it to $8.95. With free shipping, that’s only $4 over our January mention of a single unit (this is a 2-pack), and […] Read the original post…

The iTunes Festival SXSW kicks off Tuesday in Austin, Texas, with performances by Coldplay and Imagine Dragons. The Festival runs through Saturday and also features Pitbull, Keith Urban, Kendrick Lamar, Soundgarden, Willie Nelson, and more. Catch all five nights of the iTunes Festival for free as a live or on-demand […] Read the original post…

Alongside the iOS 7.1 update for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, Apple today also released Apple TV 6.1 Software Update, adding the ability to easily hide channels. Continue reading → Read the original post by Jason

In the grand scheme of things, iOS 7.1 isn’t really an earth-shattering update, especially coming on the heels of the massive redesign that was iOS 7. But that’s not to say that there isn’t anything interesting in the latest upgrade to Apple’s mobile operating system. Here are just a few […] Read the original post…

With all the hoopla surrounding micro-transactions in video games it is nice to see that there are still some IAP-free titles like Ninja Newton being released to the Apple App Store. Ninja Newton is a new physics-based game that features a non-linear open world map with lots of […] Read the original post by Anders…

Sony Corporation and Panasonic today announced that they have formulated “Archival Disc”, a new standard for professional-use, next-generation optical discs, with the objective of expanding the market for long-term digital data storage. Read the original post by Free Republic

“It’s the makers, thinks, and the development community” that can help protect your data from a surveillance dragnet, the NSA whistleblower said via video at a South by Southwest panel Read the original post by Caitlin McGarry

Earlier today, Apple released iOS 7.1 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Apart from new features, improvements and much needed crash fixes, Apple has patched number of vulnerabilities in iOS 7.1 that were used by the evasi0n7 jailbreak. Continue reading → Read the original post by Jason

While it’s much faster and easier to install iOS 7.1 using the on-device Software Update if you backup using iTunes or simply have problems doing an over-the-air install, you can also update using iTunes. How to update to iOS 7.1 using iTunes and a USB cable Back up your device to either […] Read the…

iOS 7.1 is here and the quickest, easiest way to update on-device and over-the-air (OTA) using the Software Update built into Settings. You need to be on Wi-Fi, be plugged in or have more than half your battery life remaining, and you need sufficient storage space left on your device […] Read the original post…

iOS 7.1 is here and the quickest, easiest way to update on-device and over-the-air (OTA) using the Software Update built into Settings. You need to be on Wi-Fi, be plugged in or have more than half your battery life remaining, and you need sufficient storage space left on your device […] Read the original post…

Apple just released iOS 7.1 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, which includes interface refinements, bug fixes, improvements, and new features. You can follow these simple instructions to install the iOS 7.1 update on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. Continue reading → Read the original post by iPhoneHacks

To go along with the release of iOS 7.1, Apple has released an update for the Apple TV. Version 6.1 allows users to hide unwanted channel icons from the main screen. Previously, you would need to navigate to Settings, then go through the list of available content sources and hide them. […] Read the original…

To go along with the release of iOS 7.1, Apple has released an update for the Apple TV. Version 6.1 allows users to hide unwanted channel icons from the main screen. Previously, you would need to navigate to Settings, then go through the list of available content sources and hide them. […] Read the original…