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Apple’s Data Centers Now Use 100% Renewable Energy
Mar 21st
Apple is the greenest technology company in the world and its constant deployments certainly help it remain #1. Apple today updated its page “Apple and the Environment” and now claim that all of their data centers run on 100% renewable energy. The companies data centers now run on either, solar, wind, or geothermal energy rather than coal or fossil fuels. Read More
A New Passcode Security Flaw Found in iOS 6.1.3
Mar 20th
Apple recently updated iOS to v 6.1.3 in an attempt to fix the security screen bypass flaw due to which users could easily bypass the “Slide to Unlock” screen on iPhones. With that fixed, a new passcode security flaw has been found in iOS 6.1.3 that allows someone to simply unlock iPhone 4 and using a flaw and access Photos. Read More
Letters ABC for iOS Provides Letter Flash Cards for Kids (REVIEW)
Mar 20th
Letters ABC Lite for iOS is an app that will help young children learn the alphabet. It works by giving the child visual, written and audio hints to help them learn. The app deals with letters A-Z and each picture card has the letter in upper and lower case with a picture that begins with the letter. For example, for the letter F, there is a picture of a frog. Read More
Reminder: How Angry Birds Came Into Being
Mar 19th
In an excellent recent thread on Quora titled “Which startups have the best stories?”, the incredible story of Angry Birds came up and we’d like to remind all of our readers about it again. It’s really remarkable as Steve Jobs pointed out that the only thing that separates the good entrepreneurs from the not so good entrepreneurs in the eyes of society is pure perseverance. Read More
Hulu has completely redesigned its interface for Apple Releases iOS 6.1.3, Fixes Lock Screen And Japanese Maps
Mar 19th
Apple has just released iOS 6.1.3 that fixes the lock screen bug that allowed someone to gain access to a user’s photos, email, messages and more by simply following a pattern. With this release, the bug has been squashed and Japanese Apple Maps has been improved. Read More
Have Fun While Reading in “Kids Reading” for Android (REVIEW)
Mar 17th
There’s no doubt that nowadays the younger generation is much more engaged into technology, than we were when we were young. Many developers took advantage of this scenario and developed some amazing and unique applications, to help children have fun with technology, while they learn their basic skills! One such app, is called “Kids Reading,” which is what we are going to be reviewing. In short, it is an amazing application, geared towards preschool kids. Read More
Dropbox Acquires Mailbox App for $100M
Mar 16th
This was sure to happen. Mailbox, the uber famous mail client for the iPhone had to be acquired by some giant, and today the news has come that Dropbox has acquired Mailbox App for $100M. According to TechCrunch, multiple sources have confirmed that the deal was finalized at $100M in cash and stock. Yahoo also approached Mailbox with a buyout offer, but the team hesitated to be a part of Yahoo lackluster mail system. Read More
Google Reader Shuts Down, Sparks 50,000+ Strong Petition
Mar 14th
Google recently announced that they will be shutting down the popular RSS service – Google Reader. Effective from July 1st, 2013, Google will no longer be supporting Google Reader and its API won’t be functioning as desired. Most of the popular RSS services like Reeder and Feedly that thrive on the Google Reader API have been going bonkers regarding the news. Some even plan to release their own type of Google Reader service. Read More
Heist and Run – An Awesome Casual Racing Experience (REVIEW)
Mar 13th
Heist and Run for iOS is a fast-paced casual racing game in which you have a speeding car with three lanes full of traffic and multiple cops chasing you. Avoid the cops, keep racing forward, dodge the traffic and collect coins to keep progressing in this endless racing game. Hit any car three times and the game is over. Read More
