A developer claims that a previously-announced new iOS 7 feature — higher frame rate video recording — will actually be more powerful than expected. During WWDC, Apple announced that iOS 7 would add support for 60 frame per second video recording. According to Hamza Sood, hidden references inside the latest […] Read the original post…
News: Apps: Expedia 3.2, Microsoft OneNote 2.0, Pandora 4.4 + Pixter Scanner OCR 2.0
Expedia has updated its Expedia Hotels & Flights (free) app to version 3.2. Previously capable of helping users compare hotel and flight prices, the app now features local experts that can help users book reservations and find activities in Orlando, Las Vegas, and Hawaii, as well as synchronized FlightTrack integration […] Read the original post…
Review: Just Mobile Gum++ 6000mAh Battery
The rechargeable batteries inside Gum++ and Tanks are both 6000mAh cells, middle of the road by today’s standards: battery cases typically start at 1500 to 1800mAh, roughly enough to recharge an iPod, while huge standalone batteries tap out at around 12000mAh, or enough to nearly refuel current full-sized iPads. Just […] Read the original post…
Tip of the Day: Setting the order of items in the iOS Notification Center
If you have a lot of iOS apps that regularly generate notifications, you may find it helpful to choose the order in which these notifications appear in your iOS Notification Centre. To do this, simply go into the Notifications section in the iOS Settings app, ensure the “Sort Apps” option […] Read the original post…
Review: SwitchEasy Tanks 6000mAh Battery
The rechargeable batteries inside Gum++ and Tanks are both 6000mAh cells, middle of the road by today’s standards: battery cases typically start at 1500 to 1800mAh, roughly enough to recharge an iPod, while huge standalone batteries tap out at around 12000mAh, or enough to nearly refuel current full-sized iPads. Just […] Read the original post…
News: Apple and Amazon end ‘app store’ lawsuit
Apple and Amazon have both decided to end their lawsuit over the rights to use of the term “app store,” according to Reuters. Following an initial ruling that suggested Amazon would prevail in the case, a spokeswoman for Apple said that the company no longer needed to pursue the case, […] Read the original post…
News: iWork, iLife apps could go free in iOS 7
A change in iOS 7 beta 3 may allude to Apple making its iWork and iLife apps free in iOS 7. The recommended free Apple apps screen in the third beta now includes Apple’s iWork suite, as well as iPhoto and iMovie, though not GarageBand. This could be changed before […] Read the original post…
Mac: Touch Press The Elements
Originally known as an early “wow-worthy” iPad app, Touch Press’s The Elements ($29) is now available in a Mac edition. The price is high, but you’re paying for gorgeously designed educational software that makes the periodic table come to life. From actinium to zirconium, the app features a whole lot […] Read the original post…
News: CableJive debuts dockBoss5 30-pin adapter
CableJive has introduced dockBoss5 ($30), an adapter that converts a 30-pin Apple-compatible dock into a universal charging station, complete with audio output. The adapter uses a full-sized USB port, allowing for non-Dock Connector devices to charge or play audio. CableJive’s dockBoss5 comes with a three-foot USB to micro-USB cable and […] Read the original post…
Review: Thought Out PED4 Coil CH50 Flexible Gooseneck Mount for iPhone
A ball joint behind the iPhone mount and the gooseneck work together to let you adjust the iPhone’s angle and position to your liking on a flat surface, or you can wrap the coil around something to achieve unusual mounting positions. The result is effectively an infinite variety of possible […] Read the original post…
Review: Thought Out PED4 Coil CH50 Flexible Gooseneck Mount for iPhone
A ball joint behind the iPhone mount and the gooseneck work together to let you adjust the iPhone’s angle and position to your liking on a flat surface, or you can wrap the coil around something to achieve unusual mounting positions. The result is effectively an infinite variety of possible […] Read the original post…
News: Apple faces suit on default HD video downloads
Apple has been targeted in a class action suit for selling iTunes customers HD video downloads even when the customers had older devices that didn’t support HD. The suit was reportedly filed by a Florida lawyer who claimed Apple deceived him into paying an extra $1 for an HD version […] Read the original post…
News: Apple faces suit on default HD video downloads
Apple has been targeted in a class action suit for selling iTunes customers HD video downloads even when the customers had older devices that didn’t support HD. The suit was reportedly filed by a Florida lawyer who claimed Apple deceived him into paying an extra $1 for an HD version […] Read the original post…
First Looks: Bluelounge Saidoka Lightning Dock
Docks specific to the iPhone 5 are rare, but Bluelounge’s Saidoka ($50) is one of the cooler-looking options. The plastic dock is a rounded rectangle, and almost entirely flat, with a gentle inner recline leading down to the Lightning connector at the bottom. It can be laid flat on a […] Read the original post…
First Looks: Bluelounge Kii Lightning Cable
We’ve seen Lightning cables in many different forms, but Bluelounge’s new Kii ($30) is the most compact. Taking the form of a key on a keychain, it’s designed to be carried around and quickly accessible. At one end of a bar-shaped mini cable is an exposed, glossy metal-reinforced USB plug, […] Read the original post…