| The Smartphone App Wars Are Over, and Apple Won TIME If you've got an iPhone, you can pretty much assume that any major app that wouldn't be nixed by Apple's App Store policies will be available to you, and that you'll get future updates at least as early as anyone else. If you've got an Android phone ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Apple Will Make The iPhone 6 Display The 'Killer App' Forbes Rumors around the iPhone 6 have focused on the possibility of a significant increase in screen size and the use of Sapphire Glass. I think the real change will be in the technology of the display. The iPhone 6 display will be a significant improvement ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Free iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch update now available plus more Examiner.com In related news, the man who introduced the world to the iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, iTunes, the App Store, and so many other revolutionary products is being honored with a commemorative postage stamp by the United States Postal Service. Yes, the stoic ... See all stories on this topic » |
| 25 Tips for Mastering iPhone Photography The Mac Observer Side-lighting adds dimension to your subjects (iPhone 4s. Glen Mills, PA). 5. If you want to learn how to edit and process your photos using iPhone photography apps, learn some basics of good photography first. Your goal is to concentrate on getting ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Fitness apps to try this year The Malay Mail Online The folks at Active.com recommend Virtual Runner among their top fitness apps of 2014. Anapp that takes you on a virtual journey of “iconic” race courses as you sweat it out on the treadmill, the app is easy to use and works with the iPhone and iPad. See all stories on this topic » |
| These 12 apps are REALLY dumb [SLIDESHOW] Daily Caller The best part about this app by Dirk Malorny — Is it Dark Outside? — is how simple it makes a complicated question. Now you can spend less time looking at the world around you and more time staring at your iPhone. (Photo: App Store / Screenshot). See all stories on this topic » |
| Does Android need customizations any more? Indian Express For starters, there was the missing app drawer—the menu of all your apps. Instead, the Vibe Z only has a homescreen with an endless flow of apps, much like the iPhone. The next thing to catch me by surprise was that all apps had rounded corners at the ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Trulia releases photo-focused apps to help US buyers find homes faster Venture Capital Post Online real estate firm Trulia launched new iPhone and Android apps that now feature attractive property photos. The company aims to help US home buyers choose their new homes faster, according to VentureBeat. The new Trulia list view now features ... See all stories on this topic » |
| What's on Ally's iPad right now! AlphaKick The wallpaper and apps on my iPad Air and why they're there, as of February 2014 My iPad Air serves a different purpose in my workflow than my iPhone 5s. The apps I have installed on each sometimes overlap but for the most part, they're set up. See all stories on this topic » |
| Communicating the Atomic Fart The Moderate Voice Not long after my son's friend got his Apple iPhone, he got an app—the Atomic fart. It appealed to his—and millions' of others'—junior high school sense of humor, although by the time they could digitally play a series of farts, they were long past ... See all stories on this topic » |
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