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Google Chrome Coming to iOS Soon
May 15th
For the moment, Google Chrome is arguably the best internet browser for Macs and Windows computers, and now, according to a report by an analyst, you may be able to carry Chrome around in your pocket if you are an iOS device owner. That’s right, Google Chrome is apparently coming to iOS for the iPhone, iPod touch, and the iPad. Read More
Review – Cut the Buttons for iOS
Mar 18th
So, you’ve got yourself a new iPad and now its time to get some awesome news apps to take advantage of those blazingly fast quad core graphics. Cut The Buttons might be just for you. This App, developed by Open Name LTD, presents a very unique gaming experience, but at the same time there are a few things that you can easily relate to that you have possibly seen in other applications within the App Store.
RateThis! for iOS Can Help You Make Decisions [REVIEW]
Mar 4th
With its simplistic user interface and robust development structure, RateThis! Is a fun and interesting App, which is free on the App Store. It sometimes appears that CookieJar Solutions have based this App on a website called ‘Rate This Object dot com’, which is no longer around these days. So it is nice to see a version of this website brought onto the mobile application platform. Read More
Apple Approaches 25 Billion App Store Downloads
Feb 18th
Once again Apple is approaching another big milestone for the amount of downloads they have had on the App Store. “The App Store is about to hit 25 billion downloads” is what is being shown on Apple’s page at present along with a live feed which records each download that is being made from the App Store. This feed will be present on the Apple website until the 25th billion App has been downloaded, the person who does so will receive a prize of $10,000 to spend within the App Store (or iTunes + iBook Store) via a gift card.
iMessages Comes to the Mac. Get it now
Feb 16th
iMessages is a huge success. Almost everybody with an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch seems to be using the feature on a daily basis. Apple has today finally made a beta version of iMessages available for the Mac. The final build will be available with Mac OS X Mountain Lion which Apple plans to release this summer. Read More
Apple Designer, Jonathan Ive Gains Knighthood In The U.K
Dec 31st
Jonathan Ive or Sir Jonathan Ive has been granted knighthood for “services to design and enterprise”, 6 years after receiving a CBE for “services to the design industry”. The U.K born designer joined Apple in 1992 and gained recognition as Senior Vice President of Industrial Design in 1997 after desining the first iMac, which kicked Apple back into the computer market after Steve Jobs’ return.
New iPod touch TV Ad Launched Right in Time for Black Friday Sale
Nov 25th
Apple has launched a new TV Ad for the all new iPod touch which is now also available in white. The Ad is titled “Share the Fun” and focuses on gaming featuring many different games from the App Store and how they are all integrated with Game Center that makes playing with friends incredibly amazing. It also displays the brilliance of iMessage and FaceTime proving how they make sharing awesome. Read More
Adonit’s Jot Is A Remarkable Tool for Handwriting and Drawing on your iOS Device
Nov 4th
Adonit Media’s keyboard case for iPad and iPad 2 is already a huge success. Coming from the same team is the incredible stylus that makes working on your iPad or any other touch screen device including all from Apple, Motorola, HTC extremely fun. This elegant stylus is priced at $19.99, and can be purchased from here. Read More
Pro-Share Is An All-in-One Picture/Video Uploader for iOS
Nov 3rd
Pro-Share is a really simple yet effective application which allows you to upload your pictures and videos to numerous social networks all from one App. You can upload your pictures/videos to Flickr, Facebook, Twitter, Picasa, YouTube and can even transfer pictures from one iOS device to another with Bluetooth. Read More
Gmail Official iOS App Released, And Then Pulled Back
Nov 2nd
Google moments ago released the official native Gmail App for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad, and then just pulled it back from the App Store. The App although appeared stunning in design, it lacked basic elements like push notifications and users faced errors while logging into their accounts. Read More
