Month: May 2014

NEW YORK — Americans seem content to stay put in their homes and that is bad news for homebuilders. Read the original post by TheStreet.com

Despite what you think about Beats Electronics, the company knows how to sell headphones. In 2013, nearly four Solos (a headphone model from Beats Electronics) sold every minute around the world. That’s crazy for device, let alone headphones that cost about $170. Yesterday Apple announced their intent to acquire Beats […] Read the original post…

The iOS camera app is not as comprehensive in terms of features in comparison to its Android counterparts, but the jailbreak community is constantly making efforts to fill the gaps that Apple leaves. A new tweak by the name of AlbumSnapper adds functionality to quickly and easily take photos saved […] Read the original post…

While Microsoft has yet to make anything official on the wearables front, we’ve seen plenty about their rumored smartwatch lately. From what we’ve seen so far, their offering will be a slim design that offers a slew of fitness features and also has a removable watch body that fits snuggly […] Read the original post…

We all have our big and little wishes for WWDC 2014 next week. The grand unveiling of OS X 10.10 is a forgone conclusion, and we’re seeing pundits and analysts chime in on what they expect to see. Our own Rene Ritchie offered his thoughts this morning on what he’d […] Read the original post…

Sweet, sweet science is on its way to finding a cure for how lithium-ion batteries (like the one in your phone) lose their ability to hold a charge over time. Researchers at Lawrence Berkeley, Brookhaven, and Stanford have found a pattern to the erosion that happens at both anode and […] Read the original post…

Leave up to THREE comments on this article for three chances to win your choice of Beats by Dre headphones! With the news that Apple has acquired popular headphone maker Beats for a whopping $3 Billion, Beats by Dre is officially now a topic of substance on iMore! We […] Read the original post by…

Tim Cook’s instruction from Steve Jobs was clear: Don’t let Apple become paralyzed like Disney did in the wake of Walt Disney’s death, endlessly asking what the esteemed founder would do in any given situation. The only directive from Jobs’s tenure that mattered after his death was the one that […] Read the original post…

Tim Cook’s instruction from Steve Jobs was clear: Don’t let Apple become paralyzed like Disney did in the wake of Walt Disney’s death, endlessly asking what the esteemed founder would do in any given situation. The only directive from Jobs’s tenure that mattered after his death was the one that […] Read the original post…

Join Rene, Peter, and special guest Arnold Kim of MacRumors as we talk Apple buying Beats, the latest WWDC 2014 rumors, and the all the week’s news! Want to be part of the show? Join us live right here at 1pm PT, 4pm ET, 9pm GMT Email us at podcast@imore.com Tweet us @imore […] Read…

Belkin’s Qode Thin Type Keyboard Cover has the best-feeling keyboard on any iPad Air cover we’ve tested so far. It’s also extremely sturdy, which makes it a little heavier than many might like. Read the original post by james_melzer@sra.com

Samsung’s midrange UNH6350 LED HDTV series offers plenty of features and produces a very attractive, albeit not particularly dark, picture for a pretty steep list price. Read the original post by james_melzer@sra.com

Infinity Blade II is one of the best action titles for iPhone and iPad with great performance and detailed graphics. The game, usually priced at $6.99, is available as a free download on the App Store for a limited time. Continue reading → Read the original post by Jason

Despite being in orbit for less than two months, the ESA’s Sentinel-1A satellite is already showing its worth in the humanitarian sphere by aiding with relief efforts in the Balkans, where flood waters are estimated to have killed dozens, leaving thousands more displaced. Read the original post by Gizmag

The annual White House Science Fair is, above all else, an amazing public relations play. Read the original post by Engadget