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Supposed iPad 5 cases found in Hong Kong

, Apr 16th 2013 Discuss [0]

Now that the fourth-generation iPad has been around for several months, it's high time we had some rumors and tips surrounding the generation that's up next! The iPad 5 case mold that we're seeing today has been passed on to some case-makers who suggest that this iteration of the tablet will have a 9.7-inch display as it's had before, but that its body will be slimmer with a smaller bezel - strange, isn't it? Read The Full Story

YouTube for iOS updates with live streaming support

, Apr 15th 2013 Discuss [0]

It seems like Google has been spending a lot of time on its YouTube app for iOS. Of course, this isn't too surprising, as the search giant was more or less forced to release their own when Apple dropped it from iOS 6. This time around, the app comes with the ability to access live streams right from the iOS app, letting you tune into live events while on the go. Read The Full Story

Facebook Home is Facebook’s second chance at wowing the mobile industry

, Apr 14th 2013 Discuss [0]

Back in 2010, when the mobile industry was rapidly rising in innovation and technology, Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg decided to create a mobile app for its social networking service that could work universally on all mobile operating systems. At the time, it seemed like a great idea, however, it was "probably one of the biggest mistakes we've ever made," Zuckerberg tells CNN. Initially, Zuckerberg believed that standalone mobile apps was just a fad that would disappear, and that people would primarily just surf the web via their smartphones. Read The Full Story

Twitter Music goes from “Invite Only” to “Coming Soon”

, Apr 12th 2013 Discuss [0]

It’s nearly time for Twitter to launch their own music service – with today’s updates letting us know that not only is this rumored project real, it’s right around the corner. If you head to https://music.twitter.com/ right this minute, you’ll even be able to connect the service to your own Twitter account – as odd as that sounds, the service hosted by Twitter itself. This service shows up as “Twitter #music web by Twitter, Inc.” when you sign up, the tagline “The best new music in the world right now” shining brightly.

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Da Vinci’s Demons goes digital with iPad second screen app

, Apr 12th 2013 Discuss [0]

With the new iPad app by the name of Da Vinci’s Demons: Citizens of Florence, you'll be not just watching the show on Starz, you'll be interacting with it as well. This app allows you to jump in with content that's both absolutely free and next-level engaging: panoramic shots of on-set locations, information on 80+ artifacts, and a fully immersive user interface. With this app you'll not just be sharing what you're seeing - as many of the first wave of "second screen" apps are! Read The Full Story

Apple “killer iOS app” tipped with new web-based service

, Apr 11th 2013 Discuss [0]

Like sands in the hour glass, these are today's Apple tips and leaks - starting with an analyst note passed on after a meeting with Apple executives, chock-full of suggestions for the future of the company. First off, it would appear that Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty has made it clear that Apple may be releasing a new "killer iOS app" later this year. Before we go any further, it's important that we all pause and read the two most important words read thus far: analyst and "may". Read The Full Story

Apple and Yahoo in talks to bring deeper integration to iOS

, Apr 10th 2013 Discuss [0]

Yahoo already powers the Weather and Stocks app in iOS, but it seems they don't want to stop there. It's reported that the Sunnyvale-based company is currently in discussions with Apple to bring more Yahoo services to iOS, including more ways to bring sports information to users, as well as integration with Yahoo News. Read The Full Story

Microsoft Office for iOS and Android pushed back to fall 2014

, Apr 10th 2013 Discuss [0]

We sure have been hearing a lot about the possibility of Microsoft Office coming to iOS and Android devices during the past year or so, and while all of us business road warriors would love to get our hands on such a thing for our Android or iOS device, it seems we'll have to wait a while, according to a leaked roadmap. Read The Full Story

Google Babel memo leak speaks of cross-device chat and iOS experience

, Apr 10th 2013 Discuss [0]

The oncoming wave that is Google Babel (previously spoken of as Google Babble, as well) will soon be hitting your devices at full speed. This service will be a cross-device and cross-platform ecosystem for chatting with your friends and associates, and will be available not just on your Android smartphones and tablets, but your desktop computers too. And not only that - today's leak includes mention of a "first class iOS experience' as well! Read The Full Story

T-Mobile’s $0 iPhone 5 trade-in: is it worth it? [PRICING UPDATE]

, Apr 10th 2013 Discuss [0]

As T-Mobile begins their push for the iPhone 5 as they finally have the device available for sale directly, they’ve created a trade-in offer where you’ll toss them your old iPhone for a deal. When you do trade in your iPhone 4 or iPhone 4S (no other device will do) right up until June 16th (Father’s Day), you’ll get a $0 down deal on the iPhone 5 – plus monthly payments. This will knock out $99.99 USD from your final bill – and you’ve got the potential to knock out a whole lot more than that!

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Survey shows 62% of teens want to buy the iPhone

, Apr 10th 2013 Discuss [0]

Analytics firm Piper Jaffray has offered up the latest iteration of its twice-yearly survey of teenagers around the United States. The survey looks at all sorts of things that gadget fans don't care about including the favorite restaurants for teens and their favorite clothing brands. However, the report does looking digital devices and specifically seeks out what type of smartphone teenagers plan to purchase. Read The Full Story

Apple removes daily free iOS app supplier AppGratis from App Store

, Apr 8th 2013 Discuss [0]

Apple has recently pulled the iOS app discovery network, AppGratis, from the App Store. AppGratis was a popular service that provided a free paid app every day. It also provided some great discounts for paid apps as well. Just a couple of months ago, the service had reached $13.5 million in funding and was generating $1 million in revenue each month. It had 7 million users before it was removed. Read The Full Story
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