Q: If iCloud back up is incomplete when my iPhone loses its Wi-Fi connection does it mean I have to start from the beginning to back up my iPhone or does it continue from where it was the day before. – Mustafa A: Under normal circumstances, an interrupted iCloud backup […] Read the original post…
Review: Incipio Lexington for iPad Air
At Lexington’s core is a soft touch rubber-coated plastic shell, color-matched to the four faux leather finishes available. Instead of running all the way to the edges at the top and bottom, like the original version of the case, Lexington stops short between the corners at the top and bottom. […] Read the original post…
Mac: Universal Studios Jobs
It made big news through its entire production, from casting to its limited theatrical run, and now you can buy your very own copy of Universal Studios’ Jobs ($5+). While we’re still holding out for the Aaron Sorkin-penned adaptation of Walter Issacson’s Steve Jobs biography, this should tide many people […] Read the original post…
News: Apps: City Letters, The Elements in Action, Endless Reader + Flighttrack 5
City Letters is a free app from Frugoton designed to teach the alphabet to young children. Kids learn how to identify letter shapes and sounds through tracing, as the app introduces reading and writing concepts through words connected to city life. A $2 in-app purchase gets users the whole game […] Read the original post…
Tip of the Day: Quickly hiding iCloud media content in iTunes
iTunes 11 allows you to integrate your cloud-based music, movie, and TV show purchases directly into your iTunes library, where you can easily download or stream anything in your purchase history. While you can disable this feature entirely if you don’t want to see any of your cloud-based purchases at […] Read the original post…
Review: Tylt Ruggd for iPad Air
There are two variations of Ruggd, both with shiny black plastic backs: one has a gray rubber lining and accents, while the other is bright lime green. The rubber runs all the way around the case’s outer edge, allowing it to form a protective over the bezel. In all four […] Read the original post…
First Look: Incipio Atlas ID for iPhone 5s
At first glance, you may not have noticed the difference between Incipio’s new Atlas ID for iPhone 5s ($80-$90) and the original Atlas for iPhone 5. Look at the Home Button protector, though, and you’ll see why this one has a new name. Instead of a rubber nub, Atlas ID […] Read the original post…
News: GTA: San Andreas coming to iOS in December
Rockstar Games announced Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas will be coming to iOS in December. Brand new touch controls and three different driving control schemes have been added to the mobile version of the classic game. GTA: San Andreas will also feature full iOS 7 controller support for Made for […] Read the original post…
News: App Store search now accounts for typos
Apple’s App Store has improved its search engine, which can now find apps despite misspellings and other mistakes, such as extraneous spaces. The changes went into effect a few weeks ago, according to a report. As noted in the article, SEO app firm SearchMan found Google Play’s app search was […] Read the original post…
News: iLounge updates Retina iPad mini review for cellular model
iLounge has updated our iPad mini with Retina display review to include the Wi-Fi + Cellular model of Apple’s device. The Retina mini achieved roughly an hour better cellular battery life than the original model, running for 9 hours and 46 minutes. Cellular speeds were identical to the Air and […] Read the original post…
Review: Duracell Day Trip, Long Haul + Overnighter GoPower Universal Batteries
Measuring 2.75” wide and deep, and a little less than 0.75” tall, Day Trip is the smallest of the bunch, and is easily pocketable. Although it’s clearly part of the same family as the Overnighter and Long Haul, it has features that help justify the relatively high price, at least […] Read the original post…
Review: Tech21 Impact Mesh for iPhone 5/5s
Unlike Impact Band and Impact Trio, there’s no hard plastic to be found on this case: instead, it’s all a softer material akin to rubber. The border running around the edge is just about identical to Impact Band’s, including button protection and three openings on the bottom edge. All three […] Read the original post…
News: Apple awarded patent for light field camera system
Apple has been awarded a patent for a digital camera with a refocusable mode, much like the Lytro light field camera, which is sold in Apple’s store. The invention’s description notes that “preferably” the camera would be a portable battery operated device that can include other functions, like an iPhone, […] Read the original post…
News: Samsung denied motion to stay patent damages
A judge has recently denied Samsung’s motion to stay a patent infringement damages trial with Apple. Samsung argued the trial should be put on hold due to the United States Patent and Trademark Office’s rejection of Apple’s “pinch to zoom” patent. The motion wasn’t filed until last Wednesday, a day […] Read the original post…
News: Just Mobile debuts AluBolt dock for iPhone + iPad mini
Just Mobile has introduced AluBolt ($50), a Lightning dock for iPhone and iPad mini. The aluminum dock comes with a built-in Lightning-to-USB cable. Just Mobile claims AluBolt will work with devices in cases, however, it’s unclear how many and what kind of cases will be supported. The dock will be available […] Read the original…