GE launches $15 ‘Link’ Smart LED Light Bulb, and more for 06/28/2014

View this email in your browser GE launches $15 'Link' Smart LED Light Bulb By Gautam Prabhu on Jun 28, 2014 08:04 am Generic Electric has just unveiled a new line up of LED light bulbs called Link that can be controlled by iOS devices. GE’s LED Light bulbs are lot more affordable as they start at $15, compared to Philips Hue Connected bulbs which cost $59.95. Continue reading → Audi confirms it will add support for CarPlay in some models, launch expected in 2015 By Evan Selleck on Jun 27, 2014 04:48 pm Launched back in March of 2014, CarPlay is Apple’s effort to connect you with your vehicle. Several automotive partners were initially unveiled at the announcement, and now another has chimed in with support. Continue reading → Apple expands Maps 3D Flyover coverage to Tokyo, Zion National Park By Jason on Jun 27, 2014 04:44 pm Apple continues to steadily improve its Mapping service. The company today expanded Maps 3D Flyover coverage to Tokyo, Japan and Zion National Park in Utah. Continue reading → Adobe is 'doubling down' on Lightroom, highlights 'rich roadmap' for Creative Cloud products By Evan Selleck on Jun 27, 2014 04:11 pm Based on reports that Apple has stopped development of Aperture, while putting focus on the Photos app to replace them, Adobe has made a bold statement in hopes of acquiring more users of their Creative Cloud services. Continue reading → Verizon expands its XLTE service, now covers more than 300 locales By Evan Selleck on Jun 27, 2014 03:40 pm Verizon may have only just recently officially announced their new enhanced LTE service, XLTE, but they’re not slowing down. The wireless carrier has announced several new markets under the spectrum. Continue reading → Apple introduces new section for 'Best New Game Updates' on App Store By Jason on Jun 27, 2014 03:06 pm Apple recently introduced a new section to highlight “Best New Game Updates” on the App Store, letting users know games that have been recently updated with new levels, more characters, better game play etc. Continue reading → Apple reportedly hires Alex Hsieh of Atlas Wearables, could help with activity tracking in iWatch By Evan Selleck on Jun 27, 2014 02:02 pm Despite the fact that the iWatch is rumored to go into production as early as July, and see a public release in October, work on the wearable seems to be ongoing. Another new hire points to precise features that could make their debut in Apple’s iWatch. Continue reading → Apple stops development of Aperture and iPhoto, to replace them with Photos for OS X By Jason on Jun 27, 2014 01:27 pm Apple today said that it is stopping the development of Aperture for OS X, its photo editing and management app targeted at pro users. Photos for OS X, briefly previewed at WWDC, will replace Aperture next year. Continue reading → New 16GB iPod Touch gets the iFixit teardown treatment, finds repairability still low By Evan Selleck on Jun 27, 2014 12:51 pm Sometimes, when Apple gets the inkling, they’ll release a refresh product line that introduces new components to the mix, to test things out. And sometimes they just like to refresh things. That looks to be the case with the new 16GB iPod Touch, which has just received the teardown treatment. Continue reading → Facebook Twitter Google+ iPhoneHacksTV Website Copyright © 2014 iPhoneHacks.com, All rights reserved. This message was sent to you because you subscribed on our website. Our mailing address is: iPhoneHacks.com 14601 N BYBEE LAKE CT STE SG-0592-7972 PORTLAND, OR 97203-6629 Add us to your address book unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences