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• Letterpress 1.1 Released With New ‘Rematch!’ Feature And More
• Blux Releases an iPad Version of Their App and We Have Codes to Win!
• Jony Ive Talks About the 20th Anniversary Mac, What Could It Teach Us Today?
• Motorola and Apple Seeking Binding Arbitration to Settle Global Patent Fight
• Sizing things up: Which iOS device is right for you?
• The Magazine Updated with More Sharing Options and Support For Third Party Browsers
• Gather Your Friends, Sky Gamblers Supports 4-Player Split Screen Over AirPlay
• Apple Television Launch Isn’t “Imminent”
• Apple Grabs Over 1000 Patents From Rockstar Consortium to Bolster Its Holdings for Legal Battles
• SLightEnhancerSearch: Jailbreak Tweak Adds Search Options For Cydia, Facebook, YouTube, And More To Spotlight

Letterpress 1.1 Released With New ‘Rematch!’ Feature And More Posted: 16 Nov 2012 09:45 PM PST Loren Brichter has just released a major update for his simple and highly addictive word game – Letterpress. Letterpress 1.1 now comes with the much requested “Rematch!” feature, which will allow you to start a new game with the same opponent. Brichter has also added more words to the dictionary. Continue reading →

Blux Releases an iPad Version of Their App and We Have Codes to Win! Posted: 16 Nov 2012 07:11 PM PST Remember how Blux Camera was one of my picks for the best photo apps for the iPhone? Well they’ve just released a version for the iPad and it’s not only cool and fun, but we have codes for you! Continue reading →

Jony Ive Talks About the 20th Anniversary Mac, What Could It Teach Us Today? Posted: 16 Nov 2012 06:20 PM PST Back in 1997, Jony Ive was “Senior Director, Apple Design Group” (and he sported hair!) and was talking about the design of the new, limited edition 20th Anniversary Mac. This was a Mac that was premium priced (and delivered by limo and set up by a white-gloved concierge) and had some design features that, well, still look good now (cable management!). Continue reading →

Motorola and Apple Seeking Binding Arbitration to Settle Global Patent Fight Posted: 16 Nov 2012 05:47 PM PST There might be light at the end of the tunnel with the ongoing lawsuits between Apple and Motorola (Google). Apple and Motorola have applied for binding arbitration that wouldn’t just resolve the cases in the U.S, but worldwide. This is good news after a judge dismissed Apple’s FRAND lawsuit against Moto (yeah dismissed with kill -9) and could use a break from global court battles. Continue reading →

Sizing things up: Which iOS device is right for you? Posted: 16 Nov 2012 03:31 PM PST When you start shopping around for your iOS devices, you have to take a lot of things into account. But the biggest factors when making such an important purchase is to consider your use cases and what size is going to suit you best. When I mention the size of the device, I don’t mean just the physical size of the device itself. I also mean the size of the storage within it. Continue reading →

The Magazine Updated with More Sharing Options and Support For Third Party Browsers Posted: 16 Nov 2012 02:25 PM PST As I talked about in my “why we don’t have a Retina mini” post, I love Marco Arment’s The Magazine. I downloaded, read, and subscribed to it in one fell swoop. Today there’s a nice update to the app that improves speed, function, and sharing options. Continue reading →

Gather Your Friends, Sky Gamblers Supports 4-Player Split Screen Over AirPlay Posted: 16 Nov 2012 01:51 PM PST Have an Apple TV (or a Mac running Reflection) a copy of Sky Gamblers: Air Supremacy, and a few friends? Well get them over to blast each other out of the sky. Released today by Namco Bandai is an updated version of Sky Gamblers aerial dogfighting that lets up to four people play together streamed to an AppleTV. Continue reading →

Apple Television Launch Isn’t “Imminent” Posted: 16 Nov 2012 12:33 PM PST Yesterday's report from Jefferies & Co., which suggested that Apple has been working with cable companies for an imminent Apple Television launch, seems to have certain parts of its information right, but according to AllThingsD, the "imminent" launch isn't quite correct. Continue reading →

Apple Grabs Over 1000 Patents From Rockstar Consortium to Bolster Its Holdings for Legal Battles Posted: 16 Nov 2012 11:45 AM PST A year ago Apple teamed up with Microsoft, RIM, and Sony to form Rockstar Consortium to bid on (and later successfully buy) over 6000 patents from Nortel. The group paid $4.5B for the patents (Apple chipped in $2.6B or almost half the cash) and now Apple has been buying the patents outright from the consortium. Why? To use as legal weapons. Continue reading →

SLightEnhancerSearch: Jailbreak Tweak Adds Search Options For Cydia, Facebook, YouTube, And More To Spotlight Posted: 16 Nov 2012 11:15 AM PST Most people seem to have a love/hate relationship with Spotlight for iOS. But a new jailbreak called SLightEnhancerSearch might give you few more reasons to use the feature. The jailbreak tweak adds tons of new search options such as App Store, iBooks, Cydia, Amazon, Facebook, Twitter etc. to Spotlight. Continue reading →

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