A Website And Podcast You Can Trust
Available for some but not all it seems, Apple has just pushed out OS X Mavericks Developer Preview 4. For some reason whilst trying to download in the UK I’m getting an error message saying it’s not available in my country.
Continue reading → OS X Mavericks Developer Preview 4 Build: Available
It’s not everyday that iMessage has an issue but today in the office I was greeted with Could Not Sign In To iMessage. The server encountered an error processing registration. Please try again later. Have you had this problem and if so how did you fix it.
Yesterday it was reported the iPhone 5s had entered full production and today sites are reporting production is delayed. When there’s no Apple news it’s obviously time to start making things up.
Continue reading → When Rumours Colide. Now the iPhone 5s Is Going To Be Late
In what could be a landmark ruling in the e-book industry, a US district court judge has decided to side with the US government in their case against Apple. The government claimed Apple worked with the major US book publishers to fix and raise the prices of e-books when Apple launched its iBooks platform in 2010.
Continue reading → Judge Rules Apple Tried To Fix e-book prices
But it’s only for registered Mac developers. The pace of Mavericks development is increasing with Apple pushing out their 3rd build in as many weeks.
Continue reading → OS X Mavericks Developer Preview 3 Build: 13A510d Available
iWork was announced at the WWDC 2013 putting a shot across the bows at Microsoft for not releasing Office onto the iPad. Keeping to a minimal interface iWork for iCloud certainly looks interesting and developers and get their paws on it today
Continue reading → iWork for iCloud beta Now Available For Registered Developers.
Hot on the heel of the mac release of XCOM: Enemy Unknown on the mac, The turn-based strategy game will be available for the iPhone (4S and 5), iPad (Mini, 2 and 3rd Generation) and iPod Touch 5th Generation from June 20.
Continue reading → XCOM: Enemy Unknown’ Invades iOS £14 & A Darn Good Port!
As is always the case with a new iOS release from apple, some devices get left behind in terms of features. Here’s out list of devices that support iOS 7 and what features you’ll have access to.
From the keynote and now Apple’s own website we know the following devices are compatible.
iPhone 4
iPhone 4S
iPhone 5
iPad 2
3rd generation iPad with Retina
4th generation iPad with Retina
iPad Mini
5th generation iPod touch
And, of course, any new devices announced at the next press event. Alas if your device isn’t listed above then you’re out of luck (legitimately anyways)
Just because your device is compatible that doesn’t mean you can get access to all the new iOS 7 features.
Here’s the full rundown on those new iOS 7 features we know about (so far) and what devices are supported.
iPhone 5
4th generation iPad with Retina
iPad mini
5th generation iPod touch
iPhone 4S
iPhone 5
5th generation iPod touch
iPhone 4
iPhone 4S
iPhone 5
3rd generation iPad with Retina
4th generation iPad with Retina
iPad mini
5th generation iPod touch
iPhone 5
5th generation iPod touch
iPhone 4
iPhone 4S
iPhone 5
3rd generation iPad with Retina
4th generation iPad with Retina
iPad mini
5th generation iPod touch
Keep in mind that Apple can choose compatibility in the future and whilst iOS 7 is in beta mode these things may change
Not only did Ive managed to Flatten iOS but also give it a level of depth with top down parallax views. Your iPhone lock screen is about to get a whole lot nicer with panoramic photos for your lock screen.
Continue reading → You Can Set Panoramic photos as your lock screen background in iOS 7
There’s no doubt that iOS 7 is a fantastic new release featuring a comprehensive end to end redesign of iOS. here is a complete rundown of some of the more popular features of iOS 7 that they simply didn’t have time to talk about this year’s keynote event
Other new features in iOS 7.’s
Enterprise single sign-on.
FaceTime audio.
Turn by turn walking directions.
View PDF annotations.
Italian, Korean and Dutch dictionaries.
Scan to acquire passbook passes.
Activation lock.
New Smart mailboxes.
Inclinometer.
Notification synch.
Long MMS support.
Managed app configuration.
Per app VPN (this will be excellent for UnoTelly).
Night mode for maps.
Wi-Fi hotspots 2.0.
Maps bookmark syncing.
Chinese-English bilingual dictionary.
Smart download of TV episode.
App Store volume purchase.
Phone, FaceTime and Message blocking.
Do not track option in Safari.
Handwriting recognition for multiple Chinese characters.
Improved mill surge.
And finally streamline MDM enrolment
iCloud reached 300 million users already in it’s relatively short life already. It took Facebook five years to reach the same figure. So what do you do next to empower users to make more of the cloud service? Introducing iWork for iCloud.
Continue reading → WWDC 2013 : iWork For iCloud, Numbers, Pages And Keynote
Wow, just wow. The new Mac Pro from first looks, LOOKs an amazing bit of kit in terms of power and form factor. Apple can’t innovate any more, My ass. This just goes to show how lack lustre the PC industry has been in terms of design. Now let’s hope the Mac Pro delivers
Continue reading → WWDC 2013 : Sneak Peek At the NEW MAC PRO
The whole Mac Book air range gets an overhaul with all day battery life, improved wifi and the Haswel chipset (nice timing there intel announcing that one) These new MacBook Air is deliver the most important feature that we’ve always wanted in a portable device, All day battery life thanks to a combination of a better cpu and OS X Mavericks.
What do you do when you run out of Lions? You either call your new OS, OS X Sea Lion or you go with the spirit of culture and change to what inspires you. Introducing OS X Mavericks
Continue reading → WWDC 2013. Lion Goes Extinct. Now its Mac OS X Mavericks
Apple released their WWDC 2013 that, when compared to previous revisions, is a touch “flatter” than before. could this be a hint towards what iOS 7 and what “flat design” might look like. As with all things Apple I’d bet it’s more an incremental change than a jump to something more metro like.
Continue reading → WWDC 2013 App Give Us Design Clues To iOS 7 flat design