Articles Tagged ‘apps’
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Top Three Favorite Macworld/iWorld Apps Of 2013
BY Robin Rhys on Tue February 05th, 2013
Robin Rhys is back with the hottest apps of Macworld/iWorld 2013.
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Become A Retail Ninja With These Awesome Shopping Apps
BY Aaron Crocco on Tue November 20th, 2012
Using your iPhone and iPad you'll become a shopping pro.
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Recall for iPhone Remembers Pop Culture Recommendations So You Don’t Have To
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Mon October 08th, 2012
Do you have a difficult time recalling recommendations for books, apps, movies, and the like? Recall for iPhone will soon come to the rescue.
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This New Study Claims iOS Applications Crash More Often Than Android Applications
BY Joe White on Sat February 04th, 2012
In a new study conducted by the mobile application monitoring company Crittercism, it is noted that iOS application crash more often than their Android counterparts. The results, as you can see in the above and below images, speak for themselves: most applications crash under iOS 5.0.1, while Android apps appear to be rather more stable.
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CES 2012: TomTom Adds Social Networking To Navigation System
BY Lory Gil on Tue January 10th, 2012
Today, TomTom previewed the upcoming version (1.10) of their navigation app for iPhone and iPad at CES. The new release will feature social network navigation for Twitter and Facebook allowing users to find and travel to their friends much more easily than ever before.
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AppInvasion Has Big Problems And Big Potential
BY Lenny Liang on Wed January 04th, 2012
The App Store has all sorts of invaders. There are Space Invaders, Face Invaders, Jelly Invaders, and even Chicken Invaders. Now, Apple's own apps sprout eyes, legs, and tentacles, in order to bring us appInvasion.
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Updated: Essential Apps For The Blind And Visually Impaired.
BY Stella Violano on Mon December 05th, 2011
We prove once again that Steve Jobs created his iDevices for everyone with an updated AppList for the Visually Disabled and blind.
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The iOS Academy: Gifting Apps
BY Matthew Sims on Mon November 28th, 2011
In today's iOS Academy we show you how to give the gift of apps!
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Whet Your APPetite With Kinetik
BY Jamie Young on Fri September 09th, 2011
Kinetik allows you to share the apps you love, or hate, and discover new apps to love — all for free!
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Turntable.fm Is About To Rock Your iPhone With An Upcoming App
BY Christine Chan on Wed September 07th, 2011
The popular music service, Turntable.fm, is set to release an iPhone app that will rock your face off.
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Infographic: How Students Use Apps And Technology
BY Jared Erondu on Thu August 11th, 2011
Students, the technological revolution, and the iPad. A great infographic.
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Automatically Sync Your (New) Music, Apps, And iBooks Across Your iDevices With iCloud
BY David Kanter on Wed June 08th, 2011
Syncing your apps, music and iBooks on all your iDevices is a welcome feature that was announced at WWDC on Monday. For this article, I used iOS 5, but all of the steps below will work on iOS 4.x too.
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Has Apple Approved 500,000 iOS Apps In 34 Months?
BY Joe White on Tue May 24th, 2011
According to a variety of reports, Apple has recently approved the App Store's 500,000th iOS application, meaning that the company has approved half a million apps in just 34 months.
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Google Mobile Gets An App Store Search Feature - Not?
BY Alexander Vaughn on Wed October 27th, 2010
Finding a specific app on the iOS App Store is a drag. Between launching the App Store, jumping into search, typing your query, waiting for results, looking through them and selecting the right one, it takes way too much time. We've seen Google attempt to make a faster iOS App Store search of their own in the past; using their powerful algorithms and integrating them right into Google itself. Some clues appeared in their app earlier this year. Now, they are bringing this to their web mobile search as well.
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Love Them Or Not, In-App Purchases Are Larger Than Mobile Advertising
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Fri October 15th, 2010
Opinions about the the inclusion of in-app purchases fall into two categories: those that love them, and those that think it’s just another way for developers to make more money. Regardless of your personal take on them, in-app purchases are now the leading source of revenue for social networking and social gaming apps. Read more...
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Report: App Usage Becoming More Popular Than Television Viewing
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Mon October 11th, 2010
If you're using iPhone/iPod touch or iPad apps more often than watching television shows, you're not alone. According to a new report by Flurry, app usage is quickly becoming more popular than watching many of the most highly rated television shows. Read more...
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Smartphone Users Love Their Apps
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Mon September 13th, 2010
The number of apps downloaded for the Apple iOS continues to grow. In August, a new survey found that each user has about 40 apps installed on their device. Read More...
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QuickAdvice: Create Real 3D Photos with 3D Camera
BY Karen Freeman on Mon September 06th, 2010
3D Camera is an app that does just one thing, and does it well: creates 3D photos. Love it or hate it, 3D is here to stay. I thought it was dead for a while, after the cheesy 3D films of my childhood, but Avatar brought it right back to the front and center of pop culture. Want to get in on the trend? Well, I don’t know how to make a 3D movie, but you can certainly create your very own authentic 3D (and mock 3D) photos.
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Apple Announces New Touchscreen iPod Nano
BY Scott Grizzle on Wed September 01st, 2010
At today's fall Apple announcement, the most innovative and interesting iPod nano ever created was demoed.
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Touchscreen iPod Nano Likely To Debut Tomorrow
BY Scott Grizzle on Tue August 31st, 2010
As we reported back in July, Apple has been manufacturing a small touchscreen for inclusion in an unknown future device. It appears that we finally know what it's for.
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