Month: April 2014

Some HBO shows and the Internet streaming service HBO Go will be available next month to Amazon Prime customers, the companies said on Wednesday in a move that could lure customers away from Netflix Inc. The companies said this was the first time HBO, the premium cable channel owned by […] Read the original post…

Starting on February 11, 2015 Sprint will “provide any applicable MSL Code” to any customer who requests that their smartphone or tablet be unlocked so it can be used with another carrier. The change in Sprint’s unlocking policy was spotted today by Android Police, and comes after the Federal […] Read the original post by…

Digging around the iOS 7.1 software developer kit has revealed that we may be seeing Siri integration with Apple TV. The code refers to Assistant, which is Apple’s internal name for Siri, in relation to device family 3, which is Apple TV. Read the original post by Simon Sage

SwiftKey Note hasn’t been with us all that long on iOS but we’re already getting the first round of new features. Based on user feedback, from today’s update SwiftKey Note will have the following new goodies to make your experience just a little bit better: Landscape mode now supported on all […] Read the original…

SwiftKey Note hasn’t been with us all that long on iOS but we’re already getting the first round of new features. Based on user feedback, from today’s update SwiftKey Note will have the following new goodies to make your experience just a little bit better: Landscape mode now supported on all […] Read the original…

Where once the gym reigned supreme, the iOS app has snuck in to play. More and more athletically-inclined people are opting to skip the showers and grimy mats in lieu of workouts in their own homes. It’s less time and less hassle, but (hopefully) produces similar results. I’ve been testing a […] Read the original…

Pages, Numbers, and Keynote are all part of Apple’s iWork suite, and some of the best ways to manage documents, edit spreadsheets, and create presentations on an iPhone or iPad. When you make Pages, Numbers, or Keynote files, however, you’re not locked into Apple’s iCloud online storage. You can move […] Read the original post…

Every day dozens and dozens of new and updated apps and games hit the iOS and Mac App Stores. It’s impossible to keep up with them all, but it’s not impossible to pick out the very best. Here they are! Today we’ve got a slew of updates large and small, […] Read the original post…

Every day dozens and dozens of new and updated apps and games hit the iOS and Mac App Stores. It’s impossible to keep up with them all, but it’s not impossible to pick out the very best. Here they are! Today we’ve got a slew of updates large and small, […] Read the original post…

As one of its daily deals, A4C offers the refurbished SanDisk Cruzer Glide 64GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive, model no. SDCZ60-064G, for $22.37 with free shipping. That’s $10 under the lowest total price we could find for a new one. It features password protection, 128-bit file encryption, and 2GB of […] Read the original post…

For today only, purchase the Amzer ShellCase w/ Holster for iPhone 5/5S and save 64% off the list price! This form fit rear shell is impact resistant for complete protection of your iPhone and quickly slides in and out of the holster for instant phone access. The holster itself is lined […] Read the original…

Amid persistant rumors that Apple is developing a revamped Apple TV set-top box, new code appearing in iOS 7.1 indicates that the company is indeed working on building in support for Siri voice input on the Apple TV, as highlighted by 9to5Mac. The references are included in both iOS 7.1 […] Read the original post…

Apple aired a new iPhone 5s TV ad last night called ‘Powerful.’ The ad tries to convey the message that “with the iPhone 5s, you’re more powerful than you think” by showcasing some of the things users can do with their iPhone such as creating music, playing games on a giant screen, tracking […] Read the original…

Viber has rolled out quite the update for iOS. Version 4.2 introduces a massive redesign of the experience, alongside some new features to boot. The last time we looked at the popular messaging service on iOS was late last year. Read the original post by Rich Edmonds

In this week’s podcast we ponder and cogitate on a variety of issues including the goodness of more Apple TV content and the not-so-goodness of an increasingly cumbersome Apple TV interface, technology of the future that’s a little bit icky, Tim Cook (and Apple) as sincere tree huggers, game […] Read the original post by…