Month: June 2014

Apple is working to open up camera controls in iOS 8, giving photographers granular control over settings such as ISO, shutter speed, and more, reports AnandTech. While only a few manual controls will make it into the stock camera app, almost full manual control will be made available for third-party […] Read the original post…

Mobile gaming has, over its short life, quickly advanced to the point where it only slightly trails the full-blown console experience in gameplay and graphics. As the games on our iOS devices get more complex and impressive, we yearn for a controller that feels more like the experience we’re used […] Read the original post…

Newegg via eBay offers the Seiki 39″ 4K2K 120Hz 2160p LED-Backlit LCD Ultra HD Television, model no. SE39UY04, for $359.99 with free shipping. That’s $10 under our mention from two weeks ago (although that deal required MasterCard payment) and the least expensive 4K TV we’ve seen. (It’s also a current […] Read the original post…

Need to stream video from your Mac? Use this guide to figure out what it takes The Apple TV is great on its own, but it’s even better when it is paired with a Mac or iOS device that can stream video via AirPlay. That opens up a new world of […] Read the original…

World Wide Stereo offers the BOOM Swap Convertible On-Ear Headphones with Mic in Green/Orange, model no. SWAPGR, White/Gray, model no. SWAPWH, or Black/Blue, model no. SWAPBK, from $89.30. Coupon code “DNEWSWP” cuts them to $49.99. With free shipping, that’s the lowest total price we could find by $50. They feature […] Read the original post…

LogicBuy brings you jaw-dropping bargains, including an incredible deal on a 4K HDTV, a huge discount on Microsoft Office Home & Student, a chair for gamers, and plenty more. Read the original post by LogicBuy

LogicBuy brings you jaw-dropping bargains, including an incredible deal on a 4K HDTV, a huge discount on Microsoft Office Home & Student, a chair for gamers, and plenty more. Read the original post by LogicBuy

Apple has released iOS 8 beta 2 three weeks after releasing the first beta to developers at its World Wide Developers Conference in San Francisco, California on June 2nd. The second beta is available now as an OTA update or through Apple’s development portal. The new beta features […] Read the original post by Anders…

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Snapchat won’t be losing any sleep over Facebook’s latest attempt at ephemeral messaging. Read the original post by Caitlin McGarry

First Data Holdings Inc., the parent company of Atlanta-based First Data Corp ., has commitments to buy $3.5 billion of its common equity in a private placement. Read the original post by Business Journal

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office today published several patent applications describing an iPhone-based system to collect and analyze data from wearable and other types of accessory sensors, reports AppleInsider. Under the system, the iPhone could then track the owner’s activity and respond with appropriate notifications and changes in the […] Read the original post…

Wellness ahead This week’s roundup features updates to apps that help enhance your health, teach you yoga, and more. Plus, there’s always a good game to take your mind off things, right? Broken Age The $10 Broken Age game for iPad is “a timeless coming-of-age story of barfing trees and talking spoon.” You […] Read…

Developer Pierre Blasquez has discovered a new hidden feature in iOS 8 called Flying City Tour in the Maps app in iOS 8 beta 2, which was seeded a few days back. He has published a video, which shows the feature in action for Paris. Continue reading → Read the original post by Cody

BlackBerry’s Q1 revenue was down dramatically from a year ago, but it’s on track to be cash-flow positive by the end of this year, said CEO John Chen. Read the original post by Jason