| iOS 7 Concept Features Quick Settings, Redesigned App Switcher & More [Video] Posted: 18 Jan 2013 04:28 AM PST UI Designer André Luis Moreira has created an iOS concept, where he has re-imagined some aspects of the Apple’s mobile operating system with features such as Quick Settings, redesigned app switcher, dynamic preferences etc. which he hopes will make to iOS 7. Moreira had created the concept back in September, but he has recently updated it for iPhone 5′s 4-inch screen. Continue reading → |
| Report Claims Sharp Has Slowed Production Of 9.7-Inch iPad Screens Posted: 18 Jan 2013 03:32 AM PST Reuters reports that according to their sources, the production of screens for Apple’s full-sized iPad has fallen to minimum levels at Sharp’s factory in Japan after a gradual slowdown began at the end of 2012. The report notes that it’s not clear how much of this slowdown is due to seasonal changes or due to a shift in demand for iPad mini. Continue reading → |
| Korean iPhone Users Withdraw Lawsuit Against Apple For Location Tracking Issue; But To Join $25 Million Class-Action Suit Posted: 18 Jan 2013 01:53 AM PST In 2011, Apple was caught up in a major controversy due to a location tracking bug in iPhone and the cellular iPad. Security Researcher Alasdair Allan at the University of Exeter revealed that iPhone and the cellular iPad regularly recorded the co-ordinates along with timestamp in a hidden file. Continue reading → |
| Google+ iOS App Now Available In 48 New Countries And Territories Posted: 18 Jan 2013 12:53 AM PST Google has quietly released its iOS app in 48 countries and territories around the world. The launch of the iOS app in these countries was announced by Google Engineer Frank Petterson on his Google+ page, which was later shared by Vic Gundotra – Google’s Senior Vice President of Engineering. Continue reading → |
| Apple Patent for a Removable Clip Suggests New Uses for the Humble Accessory Clip Posted: 17 Jan 2013 04:40 PM PST We generally don’t think about the clips that go on devices. Spring loaded or not, they are there to keep a device on something but not do anything more. A recent Apple patent might just change that with a removable clip that could be a remote, input device, or even a trackpad. Continue reading → |
| Hearst Magazines Hit Apple Newsstand Ahead of Other Electronic Outlets or Real Newsstands Posted: 17 Jan 2013 03:33 PM PST I think if you needed any more proof of Apple becoming not just a consumer electronics and software giant, but also a media empire to be reckoned with, here’s one more example for you. Apple and Hearst’s publishing arm have arranged a clever deal where if you subscribe to a Hearst magazine through Newsstand, you’ll get new issues before they hit print or any other device. Continue reading → |
| Larry Page Quips “How well is that working?” on Apple Going Thermonuclear on Android Posted: 17 Jan 2013 01:18 PM PST Today’s interview in Wired is getting a lot of attention for one quip from Larry Page on Apple’s legal battle against Android and device makers selling Android-bsed devices: “How well is that working?”. While it’s a clever quip, and certainly got tongues wagging, the real crux of the Wired article is everything else Larry Page had to say. Continue reading → |
| ABI Research Pins Apple’s iPhone Market Share at 22% Then Flat for Next Five Years Posted: 17 Jan 2013 12:41 PM PST Research firm ABI predicts that Apple’s smartphone marketshare will peak at 22% this year, then remain stable for the next five years. What does this mean for the long-term health of Apple? Doom and gloom or just a fact of life to manage going forward? Continue reading → |
| Apple Patent Describes Magnetic Protective Cover for Connector Ports Posted: 17 Jan 2013 12:06 PM PST We've all witnessed the dirt that settles in the 30-pin (and now Lightning) connectors of our iPhones and iPads, which we can't do much about. A new patent application filed by Apple with the US Patent and Trademark Organisation describes Apple's solution to this problem. Continue reading → |
| AppGratis Gets $13.5M in Funding for Aggressive Expansion Posted: 17 Jan 2013 11:35 AM PST If you’re looking for a paid app for free there are a bunch of ways to do it, but AppGratis seems to have a good—and profitable—way to do it: Convince an app maker to make their app free for just 24 hours. We’d have to gather some kind of cash changes hands to do this, but the results can be amazingly successful. Some apps have had 500,000 downloads in a single day—a number than can bump you to the top of the app charts and get people to buy your app through iTunes. AppGratis wants to take what they’ve done already and turn it up to an eleven. To do that, they’ve received $13.5 million in funding. Continue reading → |
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