iLounge has posted our comprehensive review of Apple’s iPad Air. Nine pages long and packed with over 50 photos, our review covers a number of overlooked but important details, including how the iPad Air’s battery life far outstrips both Apple’s claims and battery life in the fourth-generation iPad, as well […] Read the original post…
Review: Apple iPad Air (16GB/32GB/64GB/128GB)
Late last year, Apple released two cosmetically and electronically similar iOS devices, the 7.9”-screened iPad mini tablet and 4”-screened fifth-generation iPod touch media player. Sharing the same chamfered aluminum chassis and many similar internal components, the small iPad and tall iPod followed the iPhone 5 in introducing a new, jewelry-inspired […] Read the original post…
News: iLounge Weekly coming on Monday, sign up now
The latest edition of iLounge Weekly, our weekly newsletter covering all things iLounge, will be arriving in subscribers’ inboxes early next week. iLounge Weekly is a summary of the week’s best news, reviews, and feature articles we’ve published, and it also features giveaways and accessory discount offers from various companies. […] Read the original post…
Ask iLounge: Migrating from shared to personal iPads
Q: My wife and I currently share an iPad 2, but with the new iPads coming out this month, we’re thinking of buying separate iPads for each of us. We might get an iPad Air today and an iPad mini later this month, but I’m curious as to how easy […] Read the original post…
Angry Birds Attacks Web; Web Wins
Rovio brings the popular Angry Birds to the web, letting you smash pigs in your favorite browser. And it didn’t take long for someone to figure out a way to unlock every level for free. Read the original post by Scott Gilbertson
BoxyTunes App Streams DropBox Music to iOS
BoxyTunes does one thing: It plays music stored in your DropBox folder. It is arguably what Google Music Beta should have been, and it is also a native iOS app. Read the original post by Charlie Sorrel
Yes Virginia, That Is Linux Running on JavaScript
Thanks to today’s web browsers, JavaScript has become a very powerful language. Powerful enough to run Linux inside your web browser. Read the original post by Scott Gilbertson
App-Searching App Re-Imagines Mobile Search
A new search app for the iPhone rejiggers search so your queries go to apps that are relevant, rather than to a general search engine. It’s clever and might just be useful enough to become your default search on a mobile device. Read the original post by Ryan Singel
WikiLeaks Inspires Online Oversharing
WikiLeaks wannabes take aim at everything from Russia’s oligarchs to porn stars. Just how good are they? Read the original post by Mike Olson
Gosh! Parallel Battery Case Giveaway
iLounge and Gosh! are giving away five (5) Gosh! Parallel Battery Cases for iPhone 5/5S ($99 value) . The Parallel is a multi-award winning Portable battery case of the most renown product design awards. – Red Dot Design (Germany) and A’Design Award (Italy) Packed with 2500mAh of power you are […] Read the original post…
News: NOCS intros NS900 DJ-style headphones
NOCS has announced its NS900 ($250) on-ear headphones, billed as a “professional DJ headphone.” The NS900 comes with 40mm titanium drivers and interchangeable ear cushions. A stainless steel headband is bolstered by an internal headband with steel hex screws. NS900 uses a lock to keep the audio cable secure. Three […] Read the original post…
First Look: Adonit Jot Script Evernote Edition
Following Adonit’s trajectory, it’s been obvious that the company has been trying to get its stylus tips down to the size of a pen’s. Now, with Jot Script Evernote Edition ($75), it’s done so. Partnering with the popular app maker Evernote, the stylus has a handsome metal body with a […] Read the original post…
Tip of the Day: Storing Google Maps for offline use
Sometimes it’s useful to have access to certain maps while away from an Internet connection, especially if you’re an iPod touch or Wi-Fi-only iPad user. If you’re using Google Maps—and with the sub-par performance of Apple’s own built-in Maps app you probably are—recently viewed information is cached automatically to some […] Read the original post…
First Look: iSkin Exo for iPhone 5/5s
Just a few weeks after coming out with versions of the case for iPhone 5c, iSkin has begun rolling out Exo for iPhone 5/5s ($35). Coming in at five dollars more than the first model we saw, this one shares a pretty similar design, while adding in a splash of […] Read the original post…
Mac: Amazon Cloud Player
Amazon’s impressed us with the strength of its MP3 catalog, and the frequent deals it offers on albums. A lot of times, we find ourselves going there for music instead of iTunes, especially because the whole process has been made so simple. Now it’s taking a crack at a music […] Read the original post…