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Google Launches Unified Messaging App for iOS, Android and Chrome
May 15th
At Google I/O today, Google launched a new unified messaging App for iOS, Android and Chrome dubbed “Hangouts”. Hangouts is now a standalone application instead of simply being a feature of Google+ and as Google describes it – “conversations which last” and “with people that you love.” Just like any other messaging App, you will find all your friends with whom you can chat, share photos, emoji and voice calls for free. Read More
Apple Releases iOS 6.1.4 for iPhone 5
May 3rd
Since the release of iOS 6.1 back in January, the leading mobile operating system has so far accumulated four updates with the latest one being iOS 6.1.4. The new update just includes an “updated audio profile for speakerphone” and is just available for iPhone 5 users. What this update does is still unclear, but it’s all good, so go ahead and download it. Read More
Flat Design To Be Implemented By Jony Ive In iOS 7
Apr 29th
WWDC is right around the corner and it is highly likely that Apple will be giving us a preview of iOS 7. With a complete design overhaul planned, Apple’s design guru Jony Ive will be reportedly implementing the ‘flat design’ visual look which is all-in these days. According to a new story by 9to5Mac, Apple will be implementing the flat design across all of its Apps which means that you won’t be seeing any of those metallic looks, but instead all of the design works will be extremely flat and visually appealing. Read More
Send A Happy Alien Or An Angry Shark To Your Friends With iGab For iOS
Apr 20th
“iGab wants to save the world from boring messages!” says the iGab Facebook page and it is doing a wonderful job of achieving that goal. iGab is a messaging App which allows you to send a 3D animated character which will relay the message in your voice. No more spending time typing long messages which can’t convey your emotions. iGab is a novel, fun and entertaining way of sending messages to your friends. Read More
Turn Your iPhone Into A Mobile Safe With Scan And Protect For iOS
Apr 17th
Scan and Protect is a great new App which allows you to carry all your important documents, safely and securely, on your iPhone. No longer do you need to clutch your briefcase close to your chest or worry about safely storing your bank statements and tax returns. Scan and Protect claims to use the most secure and advanced 256-bit encryption to store and protect your data. Read More
Relativity Wars for iOS and Android – A Brilliant New RTS Game
Apr 12th
After its success on Xbox, Relativity Wars has launched on iOS and Android. It’s a great new RTS (Real-time strategy) game which obeys Einstein’s theories of relativity. The universe is laid out as a grid which curves around planets and stars, warped by their gravitational force. Battleships have to fly at the speed of light to avoid being pulled in by the planets and to make sure that their passengers don’t age and die before they reach their destination. Space/Time Waves are used as weapons to send a shock wave through the galaxy, destroying everything in its path. And you get to play God. Read More
Scan Business Cards And Make Them Into A Contact With Contact Snapper for iOS
Apr 10th
We all know how tedious it can be to add contacts from business cards to your phone’s address book. First there is all the typing. Then you keep double-checking that you haven’t missed a digit from all the phone numbers. Then you ask yourself, do I really need to add the fax numbers? By the time you get to the end of the pile you lose the will to live. If this sounds familiar then you need to download Contact Snapper – the new business card reader app for iOS. Read More
iOS 7 Concept Video
Apr 6th
Here’s a new iOS 7 concept video that suggests some excellent changes to the core features of iOS that should be a part of iOS 7. This is just a concept that tries to imagines things in a totally different way. Not sure if we quite agree with the “Lock Screen” changes suggested, but the rest of them sure look fascinating.
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
