Month: April 2014

Human interface director Greg Christie, who recently detailed his work on the UI for the original iPhone, may be leaving Apple, reports 9to5Mac. Christie’s departure may be related to the promotion of Jony Ive, who has assumed a larger role in the design of iOS along with his work on […] Read the original post…

Amid a slew of announcements today, Dropbox dropped one that’ll be of particular interest to Mac users: Mailbox, the acclaimed email client for iOS, is coming to the Mac. Mailbox for OS X is in public beta now; you can sign up at the Mailbox website. The public beta isn’t surprising: […] Read the original…

The software giant joins the growing list of tech companies bullish on the Internet of things by readying Windows for connected cars. Read the original post by Valerie Richardson

T-Mobile today announced the continuation of its “Un-carrier revolution” by rolling out the first of three new data plans geared towards “value-conscious Americans”. The company’s first offering is the Simple Starter value plan which gives users unlimited talk, text and up to 500MB 4G LTE data for only […] Read the original post by Anders…

Ever since Apple introduced multitasking in iOS 4, one of the hotly debated topics has been whether closing apps running in the background can help preserve battery life or it makes it worse. Continue reading → Read the original post by Gautam

From the board room to the classroom, these are the best presentation apps for iPad! Looking for the best iPad apps for creating and sharing presentations? Whether you’re prepping for your next board meeting or putting together a presentation for school, whether you’re addressing a conference or pitching your […] Read the original post by…

Apple is considering a dramatic overhaul of its iTunes music store as iTunes Radio has failed to stop declining music downloads, reports Billboard. As reported earlier this year, the company may create an on-demand music streaming service similar to Spotify in order to boost sales as well as an Android […] Read the original post…

AT&T offers the Ion Audio Piano Apprentice for Apple iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch, model no. iCK05, for $5 with free shipping. That’s $25 under last month’s mention and the lowest total price we could find by $45. This 25-key touch-sensitive keyboard is compatible with the 30-pin iPhone, iPod touch, […] Read the original post…

Clash of Clans has had one of its biggest updates in the infamous game’s history today. Now players can raid without any risk to their resources, shield, or trophies, and work towards two new achievements. This is done with a new system called war bases, where multiple players can lump […] Read the original post…

For in-store pickup only, Fry’s Electronics offers the Samsung 65″ 120Hz 1080p WiFi LED-Backlit LCD HD Television, model no. UN65F6300, for $1,399. That’s the lowest price we could find by $109 and the best outright price we’ve seen, although we saw it with a $200 gift card for $1,498 during […] Read the original post…

Mailbox, Dropbox’s popular email management app for iOS today expanded to two new platforms — Android and the Mac. Continue reading → Read the original post by Jason

Groupon offers the Jarv Nmotion Sport Bluetooth Earbuds in Red (pictured) or Black for $24.99 with free shipping. That’s the lowest total price we could find by $15. They feature in line mic and function buttons, Bluetooth 4.0, and lithium-ion battery. Read the original post by dealmac – Today’s Edition

There are two places in the world — the movie and record industries — where it’s apparently permissible to be stunned that people will stop paying for something when they can get it for free. That’s where the record industry is today, reportedly disappointed by the lack of revenue coming […] Read the original post…

Between Dropbox for Business, the new Carousel photo app, and Mailbox’s platform expansion, one thing is clear: Dropbox wants to be more than a cloud locker. Read the original post by Brad Chacos

Apple’s Vice President of Human Interface Greg Christie is set to depart from the company after clashing with Jony Ive, Apple’s Senior Vice President of Industrial Design who oversees and guides the Human Interface teams, reports 9to5Mac. Ive first took on a role “providing leadership” for the Human Interface teams […] Read the original post…