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Apple releases iOS 6.1.2 update to fix Exchange bug

, Feb 19th 2013 Discuss [0]

As expected from last week, an update for iOS has been released today that fixes that annoying Exchange calendar bug that's been plaguing a lot of users recently. iOS 6.1.2 should be rolling out now to all iOS 6.x devices, and the fix should also improve connectivity, as well as increase battery life. Read The Full Story

EA discounting iOS Games for up to 90% off during President’s Day sale

, Feb 18th 2013 Discuss [0]

Today is 1st US president George Washington's birthday, which also marks President's Day in the US. To celebrate, Electronic Arts is discounting over 55 of its games, some of which you can grab for as much as 90% off their normal price. This means that every single one of their games on sale is only $0.99, even their iPad games. Read The Full Story

Apple releases new iPad TV ads focusing on app catalog

, Feb 18th 2013 Discuss [2]

One thing that Apple has going for them is their massive collection of hundreds of thousands of apps specifically catered toward the iPad, and to show off some of the more notable ones, as well as boast about the variety of apps available, the company has released two new TV ads that quickly go through a selection of cool apps. Read The Full Story

New Apple ad focuses on the 300,000 apps available for the iPad

, Feb 17th 2013 Discuss [19]

Apple launches a new ad campaign that simultaneously boosts their iPad's brand image while attacking every other tablet out there. Their new ad campaign features both the iPad and iPad Mini, but the main focus is the "300,000 apps" that are available and optimized for Apple's tablets. Apple highlights that there is an app out there for every type of consumer, and they have been made to take full advantage of the screen real estate on both iPads. Read The Full Story

iOS 6.1.2 rumored for next week to fix lockscreen and Exchange bugs

, Feb 15th 2013 Discuss [0]

The latest iOS update has certainly seen its fair share of bugs and vulnerabilities. First, there were problems with users connecting to and syncing with Microsoft Exchange servers, and now there's the lockscreen exploit that allows people to dig into your contacts and photos. However, it's rumored that an update to fix these issues will come as early as next week. Read The Full Story

New Zealand law enforcement to be equipped with iPhones and iPads

, Feb 14th 2013 Discuss [10]

New Zealand law enforcement is going Apple, with the government investing over $160 million over the next decade to equip its police officers with iPhones and iPads. This is the by-product of an 11 month pilot project, and will involve a three month initial push to 6,086 officers that equips them with the devices. This will help save time and reduce workload for on-duty officers. Read The Full Story

Apple releases shorter 0.5-meter Lightning cable for $19

, Feb 14th 2013 Discuss [12]

Taking a page from its Thunderbolt cable book, Apple has released a shorter Lightning-to-USB cable that measures just 0.5 meters long. Aimed at those who only need a couple feet of cable to charge their devices, this shorter offering will still set you back the same $19 that the 1-meter Lightning cable costs. Read The Full Story

Evad3rs member Planetbeing talks iOS 7 jailbreaking

, Feb 14th 2013 Discuss [2]

The iOS 6 jailbreak is officially out and it's had plenty of time to get into the hands of eager jailbreakers, specially 7 million of them. Now that the Evad3rs dev team has had some time to relax, one of the members was available to answer questions on Reddit today. Planetbeing, the hacker also behind the first jailbreak ever, discussed his thoughts on jailbreaking iOS 7. Read The Full Story

Infinity Blade free for first time ever, sale ends February 21

, Feb 14th 2013 Discuss [2]

Infinity Blade, the popular sword slinger fantasy third-person game, is now free in the iTunes App Store for the first time ever. While it may seem like a Valentine's Day special, the app was merely just chosen by Apple as its free App of the Week, a promotion series that the company started not too long ago. The app is available for free from now until February 21. Read The Full Story

The Apple Shop name change: computer giant it isn’t

, Feb 13th 2013 Discuss [4]

Today an announcement has been made that the cider and apple-related food and goods store "The Apple Shop", located in Norwich, England, will be changing its name after several years of calls by Apple computers users looking for technical support. And yes, today is indeed a slow news day, if you were wondering. The owner of this institution Geoff Fisher has spoken with the BBC saying that he's making the name change after 20 years with the same name of his own accord - and he's not mad about it. On the contrary, he's actually been quite amused, for the most part. Read The Full Story

Rdio for iOS updates with new design and navigation improvements

, Feb 13th 2013 Discuss [0]

Ever since the popularity of Pandora and Spotify have gained some steam, Rdio has been quietly hiding in the corner, but the company is poised to keep going and make its users happy. Rdio's music-streaming app for iOS updated today, which the company says makes the "Rdio experience more social and seamless no matter how you’re listening to music." Read The Full Story

Chevrolet MyLink gains Siri integration today in 2013 Sonic and Spark

, Feb 13th 2013 Discuss [0]

Starting today, those of you with a Chevrolet Sonic or a Chevrolet Spark working with Chevrolet MyLink with your iPhone will be able to work with Siri eyes-free integration. This update takes on what was promised back in November of last year and what we got to see with our own eyes that same month in an early preview, making it real for real-world vehicle owners. With Siri integration, users will be able to connect their iPhone (any model that works with Siri natively) completely wirelessly and jump on in to Eyes Free mode. Read The Full Story
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