Month: June 2014

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Facebook is no stranger to social media, so it should be of little surprise to see them taking on Snapchat in their latest released dubbed Slingshot. Slingshot is a photo sharing app, but instead of just expiring photos, users send one photo to a contact, but the recipient cannot see […] Read the original post…

Adorama cuts $30 off a selection of Sigma f/2.8 DN Art lenses, as listed below. Plus, each bundle comes with free shipping. Although the lenses are matched alone elsewhere, the extras in these bundles make them at least $30 less than anywhere else. Extras included are a Pro Optic 46mm […] Read the original post…

An update for OS X 10.10 Yosemite Beta has arrived. Coming to us from the Apple Dev Center is Yosemite Beta 2. What exactly is in the update, well, that’s technically under embargo, though as an update to a beta we’d expect it to be fixing features that weren’t quite […] Read the original post…

An update for OS X 10.10 Yosemite Beta has arrived. Coming to us from the Apple Dev Center is Yosemite Beta 2. What exactly is in the update, well, that’s technically under embargo, though as an update to a beta we’d expect it to be fixing features that weren’t quite […] Read the original post…

Expercom offers the just-released Apple MacBook Air Intel Core i7 1.7GHz 13″ Laptop, model no. MD761LL/A, bundled with three years of AppleCare, for $1,579.39 plus $11.50 for shipping. That’s $107 under what Apple charges direct for this combination. (For further comparison, we saw it for $323 less without AppleCare three […] Read the original post…

Beta 2 for iOS 8 has been released through Apple’s Dev Center or through on-device updating. There are a bunch of new features included in iOS 8, and developers rely on these betas to make sure their apps are good to go for when iOS 8 goes live for the […] Read the original post…

Beta 2 for iOS 8 has been released through Apple’s Dev Center or through on-device updating. There are a bunch of new features included in iOS 8, and developers rely on these betas to make sure their apps are good to go for when iOS 8 goes live for the […] Read the original post…

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A few weeks have passed since Apple’s iOS 8 preview giving developers plenty of time to dig around and discover new features in the beta. Several sources have found a “Recently Deleted” album in the Camera app. The folder allows users to access their deleted photos and recover images or […] Read the original post…

Samsung’s Accelerator division has just spawned a new Android launcher that aims to help you see and find everything on your phone. Read the original post by Engadget

Due to its tremendous popularity, the iPhone has no shortage of third-party accessories. In fact, it’s got to be the smartphone with the most accessories available out there for pretty much anything one could think of — and then some. This includes several camera accessories to make the best out […] Read the original post…

We’ve already seen plenty of physical mockups of iPhone 6. We’ve seen it in silver, in gold and space gray, it has been compared to an iPhone 5s to give us an idea of how the larger iPhone will stack up against the 4-inch iPhone, the 5th generation iPod touch to highlight the […] Read the original post…

Anybody remember Heyzap? It was a social networking app for gamers that allowed users to socialize about games and discover new games. The Heyzap team recently pulled its iOS app however, switching focus to their targeted ad SDK. That pretty much left Raptr as the only social networking app for […] Read the original post…