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Google sure has been busy in the iOS world today. Not long after real easing a refreshed version of Gmail for iOS app, YouTube gets some loving.
Continue reading → YouTube iOS app updated : optimized for iPad , iPhone 5, and AirPlay streaming
Apple on Tuesday released iWork updates for both its iOS and Mac versions of the software. The iOS versions are now listed as 1.7 and iWork 9.3 is available for the Mac. You can check software update on the App Store in iTunes and the Mac App Store to download them. More information on the Mac update is available on Apple’s Support Web site.
Continue reading → Apple updates iWork for iOS and Mac (nothing exciting)
Poster is a wordpress blogging app that’s taken the best bits of using whitespace and typography to create an environment that encourages you to put works on the screen as they look so damn good. Hiding away all the distractions Poster let’s you concentrate on the important take of writing like those popular minimalist ones on the App Store
Continue reading → Poster : A beautiful, responsive styled WordPress blogging app
I fired up GarageBand and tried to reproduce several of the default iPhone ring tones on my acoustic guitar. I stayed true to the key and tempo of the originals as closely as I could. – Awkward Hare
Hours after we news about The Daily app is going to close, Trinity Mirror has launched a free interactive iPad app for the Daily Mirror that will offer its readers the chance to catch up with the paper digitally during the week. In a move that is seen by many as a game changer, the digital iPad edition will be free in the UK, Monday to Friday.
Launching into a brave new digital world, The Daily, one of the most-popular and highest-grossing iPad news apps, is to close down after it’s launch in 2011. The Daily was unable to gather enough paying subscribers at 99 cents a week or $39.99 a year to sustain itself. Murdoch said, via a press release:
Continue reading → News Corp To Shut Down The Daily on December 15th
Folks in the USA are now able to order and receive their iPhone purchases within a 1 – 2 day period. Meanwhile here in the UK shipping times are still 1 – 2 weeks at the time of writing. There’s no word why the UK is still behind on shipping times when high street stores now have stock.
This is what it all seems to be coming down to Microsoft Surface PRO vs MacBook Air. Both have completely different pitches and yet both are aiming for the same market space and now it seems, after Microsoft’s press announcement about how much the surface pro is going to cost, the same price point. Is anyone out there thinking that Microsoft have set the price intentionally high so that the third-party manufacturers can come in way below their price point?
Not bad. Gruber does a marvellous job of going over all the features. Weighing in at 198 MB, iTunes 11 is available from your Software update (Mountain Lion) now.
Continue reading → iTunes 11 Released – New Stylings with New Bugs
The Gadget Show’s very own apple fanboy, Jason Bradbury, declares the Microsoft surface is the iPad killer due to a better design and price point. “surface is the iPad killer” Just when you think things can’t be any more blatant in the way The Gadget Show, show on Channel 5 here in the UK, is bought and paid for in advertising and sponsorship I present the following evidence.
Continue reading → Jason Bradbury “surface is the iPad killer” sponsored by windows.
In one of Bloombergs many articles “from anonymous sources” Apple have allegedly fired Richard Williamson, the man in charge of Apple maps by new head honcho Eddy Cue. First Scott and then Williamson there seems to be a shake up going up on mammoth proportions. We can only hope it’s for the best of intentions for Apple consumers and not some back room politicking.
Hit the source for full details. Source (Bloomberg) A quick check on the Apple PR pages for Richard Williamson comes up blank.
A couple of months ago, I purchased the first season of the TV series Homeland from the iTunes Store. I paid $32 for 12 episodes that all landed seamlessly in my iPad. I gulped them in a few days and was left in a state of withdrawal. Then, on 30 September, when season 2 started over, I would have had no alternative but to download free but illegal torrent files. Seems the Guardian are on the same wavelength us me on this one……
Continue reading → Different release times of films and TV shows boost global piracy
Whats working for you out there? I fell out of love with the gadget show 2 seasons ago aka the last of the Suzi Perry years due to its inconsistency in products and especially fruity Cupertino based reviews. When will they realise its not iPhone vs android but iOS. Lets not even get started on products designed for the iPad but then get dumped into the generic “tablet products” categories.
Continue reading → Gadget Show vs Gadget Man, bias vs brains?
Android 4.2 is barely and the bugs are starting to come out of the woodwork. Amongst the bug fest that is Android 4.2 is random reboots, general device instability, battery drain and slow charging and odd behaviour on the lockscreen. The best one is affected android devices “loosing” december. Yup a whole month
Continue reading → Android 4.2 Plagued by Major Bugs and Issues
Full Tilt Poker is renowned amongst the online poker community as offering the best free poker software available on the market. The website was amongst the first major online poker rooms which allowed players to download a version of their client which was compatible with Mac computers.
Continue reading → Full Tilt Poker Comes to Mac with Native App