iOS News
Posted on 23/03/2012 by J. Glenn Künzler
David Vieira-Kurz of MajorSecurity recently uncovered a very troubling security issue in Mobile Safari on iOS 5.1 that could put your information at risk
Posted on 23/03/2012 by Chris Hauk
9to5Mac noted that Apple updated it’s Movie Trailers App for iOS yesterday to take advantage of the amazing Retina Graphics display on the new iPad. The change brings a noticeable improvement to the videos, bringing them up to the higher 1080p quality.
Posted on 22/03/2012 by Chris Hauk
With the LTE iPad now available, the rumors of a 4G iPhone are now beginning to roll. Mentions of LTE in iOS code strings were published before the introduction of the new iPad, but no one was sure if that was for the 4G iPad, the iPhone, or both.
Posted on 22/03/2012 by J. Glenn Künzler
Rovio has finally released the latest installment of their Angry Birds franchise, Angry Birds Space, granting the birds superpowers and adding an out of this world twist to the Angry Birds gameplay that has swept the world.
Posted on 21/03/2012 by Jim Gresham
iHelicopters.net has fulfilled my desires of swooping through the air! Making the dreams of children everywhere come true, the company offers several iterations of military aircraft and a plethora of additional vehicles, all controllable through an iOS app.
Posted on 21/03/2012 by J. Glenn Künzler
Apple’s new iPhoto app for iOS, announced at the March 7th iPad event, has been downloaded by more than a million users since it was launched – that’s a cool $5 million profit for Apple!
Posted on 21/03/2012 by J. Glenn Künzler
Rovio’s gravity-defying new Angry Birds Space game is almost here, set to hit the App Store at 12:01 AM tomorrow morning. It should be a pretty spectacular game, so check out Rovio’s final trailer to get pumped for the release tonight!
Posted on 21/03/2012 by J. Glenn Künzler
In addition to Japanese language support for Siri, iOS 5.1 also added deeper Yelp integration to Apple’s personal digital assistant. When searching for business or restaurant recommendations, Siri will now launch the Yelp profile page for the business in question.
Posted on 20/03/2012 by J. Glenn Künzler
Rovio’s popular Angry Birds and Angry Birds Rio titles have just gotten sweet updates with new levels, featuring a new tropical paradise theme for the original game, and 12 new bonus levels for Angry Birds Rio.
Posted on 20/03/2012 by J. Glenn Künzler
e apps are great, right? They save you money on apps you would otherwise pay for, but according to a new study conducted by Abhinav Pathak and his team at Purdue, ad-supported apps may actually cost you more in the long run.
Posted on 20/03/2012 by J. Glenn Künzler
Blizzards popular MMORPG World of Warcraft may be coming to an iOS device near you! Blizzard senior World of Warcraft producer John Lagrave revealed that the company is looking into an iOS version in an interview with Eurogamer.
Posted on 20/03/2012 by Nate Chiger
The biggest feature of the new iPad is the retina display. Without it our text wouldn’t be as crisp and our games wouldn’t look as good. But can you really tell the difference?
Posted on 18/03/2012 by Jakob Hultman
This is without a doubt the age of turn-based word games. Everywhere I go I see people playing “Words with Friends”, Wordfeud and Draw Something. Today, I’m trying out Words Deluxe, another word game which is playable in both a 1 player and a 2 player mode.
Posted on 17/03/2012 by Jim Gresham
Wallpaper Weekend is a post series intended to bring you stunning, high quality wallpapers for your iPad, iPhone, and/or iPod Touch. Immediately following the new iPad release, we are celebrating with two new retina wallpapers!
Posted on 16/03/2012 by J. Glenn Künzler
We have hooked up with Digital Poke to give away 5 copies of The Drop Out – a fun and colorful new physics based puzzler for iPhone and iPod touch! The Drop Out would normally set you back $0.99, but we’re giving away 5 copies today for free! Details inside…
Posted on 16/03/2012 by Chris Hauk
Apple has been known to reject apps from their iOS App Store because they’re too similar to features already built into iOS. Siri seems to be one feature they are particularly defensive of.