If you are a fan of hardware review site AnandTech, then you probably know by now that Anand Lal Shimpi, the website's founder and Editor published an article entitled "The Road Ahead" announcing his retirement and departure from the site. Re/code now reports that Shimpi will be joining Apple in an undisclosed role. Continue reading
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It's that time of the week again for the Best Tweaks of the Week! This week we'll be taking a look at 4 free tweaks and only 1 paid (it's only $1.00!). If you'd like take a closer look and find out a little more about Blurry Badges, Apple Event Countdown, SoundIcons, Super Mario Theme for Swing Copters, and SetBack, then stick around and I'll walk you through them. Continue reading
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Apple sent out press invites for its September 9th media event last week, with the tagline "Wish we could say more." As per several media reports, the company will be announcing the next-generation iPhone and the much-rumored iWatch wearable product at the event. Continue reading
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We know that finding well-designed iPhone and iPad wallpapers can be a challenge sometimes, which is why each week we follow up on our Wallpaper Wednesday series with this Wallpaper Weekend roundup. That's right: we bring you the best wallpapers for iPhone and iPad on both Wednesdays and on weekends. Take a look at this iPad edition ahead. Continue reading
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The iPhone 6 will come with support for Near Field Communications, commonly known as NFC, based on multiple reports including component leaks. The NFC chip will reportedly power an iPhone payments platform, where customers will be able to pay with their iPhones in retail stores and other offline outlets. Continue reading
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We've already heard that Apple will introduce its much-rumored wearable product at its September 9th media event, but won't ship it until early next year. Continue reading
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The folks at Feld & Volk yesterday posted a number of photos of purported 4.7-inch iPhone 6 components, including the logic board that revealed 16GB of storage, NFC support and 1GB of RAM. Continue reading
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Yesterday, we were surprised to see a video of a functional iPhone 6 that was reportedly built by assembling various components that leaked out of Apple's supply chain. Continue reading
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The App Store has been a phenomenal success, but one frequent complain developers have is Apple's opaque app review process. Although Apple has laid out a strict set of rules for iOS apps to be approved, many of these rules aren't applied uniformly leading to confusion and uncertainty. Continue reading
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We know that finding well-designed iPhone and iPad wallpapers can be a challenge sometimes, which is why each week we follow up on our Wallpaper Wednesday series with this Wallpaper Weekend roundup. That's right: we bring you the best wallpapers for iPhone and iPad on both Wednesdays and on weekends. Take a look at this iPhone edition ahead. Continue reading
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To-do list apps are a dime a dozen in the App Store – every app developer worth his salt has built 'the ultimate app for getting things done', and it makes you wonder why there's so much fuss about a basic list management tool. As it turns out, there are many opinions on what makes a perfect to-do app, and after going through scores of them, our key finding was that there really isn't any one app to rule them all. Planning your day, prioritizing tasks and taking action are all very personal processes, and there isn't a one-size-fits-all app out there. Continue reading
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As we approach the weekend, it is time to wind down and relax for a couple of days with family and friends. If you are planning on kicking back and watching some TV shows or a movie through Apple TV or iTunes, be sure to check out a new jailbreak tweak called LSCCRemote for controlling those two platforms through the Lock screen and Control Center. Continue reading
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Leading up to the September 9 event, where Apple will officially unveil the iPhone 6, there are still plenty of questions circulating. Specifically, what might the larger display boast as a resolution? A new find within the iOS 8 beta may indicate a change is indeed coming. Continue reading
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We have some great apps for you today that have gone free for a short duration on the App Store, including SpellGrid, Clone Magic, Numerical and more. Continue reading
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In an in-depth profile published this afternoon, well-connected blogger Mark Gurman has taken a comprehensive look inside Apple's public relations department as it currently exists and how it will transition heading into the future. The profile provides a detailed overview of Apple's PR strategies, starting with how they existed under the company's most recent PR chief Katie Cotton and late co-founder Steve Jobs. Continue reading
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On August 29, the iPhone 6 was unofficially unveiled, piece-by-piece, from the inside out, based entirely on leaked images. While certainly not official by any means, it has revealed quite a bit about the unofficial handset. A newly surfaced image is now showcasing the iPhone 6′s A8 processor, along with a certain amount of RAM for good measure. Continue reading
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The folks at Feld & Volk have managed to assemble a functional iPhone 6 by assembling parts that have leaked out of Apple's supply chain. Continue reading
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On August 27, it was revealed that Apple had been denied, once again, on a specific sales ban on Samsung-branded devices. Now, according to a new report, Apple is going to appeal that decision. Continue reading
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As we march through the last week day of August, and inexorably move closer to September 9, the main focus seems to be on the iPhone 6′s purported logic board. A new image has confirmed what many may have not wanted to believe: that the iPhone 6 will feature 16GB of built-in storage. Continue reading
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T-Mobile has been focusing on being the "Un-carrier" for quite some time now, with large events announcing new initiatives that propel the network forward, and offer up new ideas (especially for major wireless carriers). And now the Magenta Network has just announced their 7th Un-carrier initiative. Continue reading
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The reports regarding near field communications (NFC) functionality in the iPhone 6 have certainly picked up steam, and with each new report, it looks even more likely. On August 28, for instance, WIRED reported that NFC will be a "benchmark" feature in the iPhone 6 for their new mobile payments initiative. Now, a new image of the 4.7-inch iPhone 6′s logic board seemingly confirms those previous reports. Continue reading
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A few days ago, the well-sourced John Paczkowski of Re/code reported that Apple will be unveiling its first wearable device next month at its September 9th media event that it recently invited the press to attend. The wearable would likely be introduced alongside new iPhones and a myriad of other potential announcements. Following up on that report, Re/code now clarifies that while the wearable will be previewed in September, it will not be released until next year. Continue reading
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Earlier this summer, iPhone users were treated to one of the biggest App Store fads in recent months in Yo. The app allowed you to communicate with others by sending a simple Yo notification — that was it. Continue reading
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If we can divert a minute of your attention away from the news that Apple has sent out invites for its September 9th event and is building an expansion on the Flint Center to maximize the number of attendees, an interesting new jailbreak tweak called WallpaperPlus has been released as a wallpaper customization tool for iPhone and iPad. WallpaperPlus is laden with wallpaper-related features, including support for default and additional wallpapers stored in the directory /var/mobile/documents/WallpaperPlus/ on jailbroken devices. It also allows you to edit these wallpapers with several modification tools, such as filters, adjustments, effects, blur, focus and rotation. When you have finished modifying your wallpaper, you can apply it to the Home screen, Lock screen or both with one simple tap. The tweak uses the stock Save as Wallpaper functionality from the default share sheet that pops up on iPhone and iPad. The tweak adds an icon to the Home screen that leads to a few options that can be configured through the Settings app, including a main toggle switch to enable the tweak and a toggle switch for enabling or disabling parallax mode. Parallax is the animation that appears when you tilt your device in various directions. If you are looking for more control and customization of your wallpapers on iPhone or iPad, this tweak might be worth giving a spin. The tweak supports three languages: English, French and Arabic. According to the tweak's developer Mokhlas Hussein, the package has not been tested on the iPhone 4 or iPhone 4S. WallpaperPlus is free on Cydia in the default BigBoss repo. Continue reading
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