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You must be enjoying a lot of sports games on your iPhone/iPads on a daily basis, but there are many other interesting games for football, boxing and more that you need to check out right away. Here’s a list of the 5 best sports games for iOS which include all the action and thrills of successful sporting franchises. Whether you seek the excitement of racing or looking for something new, these games are bound to keep you hooked on to your seat. Read More
Apple launched the latest iPad Pro this year and has no plans to stop producing more of these for next year. New reports are coming in which say that the company is planning to bring a cheaper version of the iPad Mini next year and we could also see the launch of a 10-inch iPad, instead of the current 9.7 inch models. Read More
Apple took stage yesterday at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Howard Gilman Opera House in New York and announced the new iPad Pro along with the new MacBook Air and the new Mac Mini. We have been looking at the leaks and rumors for the iPad since a few weeks where some of it has actually turned out to be true. Read More
Apple has announced that it is not yet done with the new product launches and will be unveiling the new lineup of iPad and MacBook on the October 30th event in New York. The company has sent out invites for the ‘There’s more in the making’ event starting today which will be held at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Read More
Waking up is everyone’s first task of the day and it becomes tough to wake up at a fixed time each day without having a good alarm. You need an alarm that doesn’t shake you up from your sleep and make you feel dizzy and have a lazy day ahead, instead it should make the waking up process easier for you. Today, we bring you the best alarm clock Apps for iPad that will help you make a smooth transition from sleeping to waking up without much stress. Read More
Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has put up a list of predictions for the upcoming Apple devices this fall. He says that the entire Macbook lineup will be upgraded in addition to the three new models of iPhones. Read More
MP4 is one of the most common formats for recording both audio and video. It is supported and thus can be played by iPod, iPhone, Sony PSP, and many other devices. Also, the MP4 is great for backing up DVD movies, because it allows you to get a small file in which the video quality stays on top.
Today, almost all modern TVs support the option to connect USB devices to play photos and video from them, without the need to connect the old DVD player. Admit it, to play a file from a flash drive or an external hard drive is much more convenient! However, it’s not always possible for the TV to read all the video formats. So that’s where you might face some difficulties. For example, recently I had to watch a DVD, and I could not do it, because you can’t play DVD-video format from a TV, you can only use ordinary video formats, for example, MP4, AVI, 3GP, and others. Connecting a DVD is not an option; it may take too much time. And there is no guarantee that the disc will play fine. Read More
Apple hosted its annual spring event at a high school in Chicago today, focussing on the education market which is largely dominated by Google and Microsoft. The main area of discussion revolved around the new 9.7 inch affordable iPad, where Tim Cook spoke about the importance of education and how Apple can help inspire children to get creative and learn with this power packed tablet. Read More
iPads are still very much popular and in the limelight, they are cool to own even though you can do pretty much everything on a Macbook. Good news is that the upcoming iPad and iPad Pro will support facial recognition and there are chances that the company may launch them during their spring event on March 27th.
There is a speculation that the new tablet won’t include an OLED screen, which provides more vivid colors and sharper clarity. The device would be similar to the 10.5-inch iPad Pro and the Face Id would be useful for unlocking the device, making payments, and sending animated emojis. Read More
These days, the only problem with the internet is the vast number of advertisements you get on the way. Be it browsing, downloads or an application; Ads find their way towards your device. There are billions of nerves in a human body and these advertisements manage to get on every single one of them. Read More