| | By Gautam Prabhu on Jun 19, 2014 09:23 am In iOS 7, Apple added a new anti-theft feature called Activation Lock to the Find My iPhone service, which ties your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch with your Apple ID so that your lost or stolen iOS device, cannot be used or restored without the login credentials. Continue reading →  By Gautam Prabhu on Jun 18, 2014 10:28 pm Apple seeded the second beta version of iOS 8 to developers yesterday. We discovered a number of changes in iOS 8 beta 2, which we had covered in great detail. Continue reading →  By Evan Selleck on Jun 18, 2014 10:07 pm Have you ever wished you could just stream the music you want to listen to, without ever having to worry about a data cap? Well, T-Mobile heard those wishes and plucked them right out of the air, because the “Uncarrier” has officially announced Music Freedom, which will let you do just that. Continue reading →  By Evan Selleck on Jun 18, 2014 09:26 pm If you ever wanted to just try out a wireless carrier, maybe because you’re thinking of switching but you haven’t heard altogether positive things, or for whatever other reason there might be, T-Mobile has you covered in a new move to let potential customers test out the network with a particular device. Continue reading →  By Evan Selleck on Jun 18, 2014 08:55 pm Earlier today, Apple introduced a “low-cost” iMac, which is meant to be a gateway computer to the higher-priced models that Apple’s had on the market for quite some time. For those who might be curious of the finer details under the hood, a teardown might come in handy. Continue reading →  By Stephen on Jun 18, 2014 06:48 pm The Google-owned social GPS, Maps and Traffic application Waze has been updated with a plethora of new features today, making the app more social and making it much easier to track your friends — and let your friends track you as well. Continue reading →  By Evan Selleck on Jun 18, 2014 05:32 pm Earlier in June, Apple unveiled a treasure trove of new features for not only iOS 8, but also for their Mac lineup, all bundled together in Mac OS X Yosemite. Depending on the person, though, some of the individual features may be worth most of the fuss, including things like Continuity, or Handoff. With the latter, users of iOS 8-based devices will be able to start an email on their mobile gadget, and then continue right from where they left off on their Mac. It may not be limited to emails, but it looks more and more like there might be one very large limitation to Handoff right out of the gate. Continue reading →  By Jason on Jun 18, 2014 04:08 pm One of the major announcements at WWDC earlier this month was Continuity, a set of features that tightly integrate iOS devices and Macs. These features will reportedly also be available on the Apple TV this fall, extending this tight integration across all products in the Apple ecosystem. Continue reading →  By Evan Selleck on Jun 18, 2014 04:03 pm Controllers that attach to mobile devices aren’t new. At this point, manufacturers need to aim to make what’s already out there better, especially when they compare what’s coming down the pipe to what has already been released. For Wikipad, a company that is no stranger to releasing peripherals for mobile gadgets, their latest controller makes the iPad mini look like a Wii U GamePad, but if you’re in the market for dual-analog sticks, it could be right up your alley. Continue reading →  By Evan Selleck on Jun 18, 2014 03:34 pm While Amazon was busy announcing their first smartphone, with a bunch of 3D-trickery for good measure, Twitter was quietly announcing something a bit different. In the world of Twitter and image sharing, people have had to resort to using different services to upload animated GIFs to the social network, instead of being able to upload them directly to the service from first-party apps (or even the website). If you’re a fan of the animated story tellers, but hate using third-party apps to upload them, then you’ll be happy with Twitter’s official changes today. Continue reading →  | | | | | |
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