As you know, there are plenty of new apps hitting the App Store every day (about 600/day lately). The thing is, most of them are Flashlight and Radio apps, so it’s not easy to find the little gems in all the clutter. Let us take care of that for you, it’s Appfresh daily...
The iPad App Store has come a long way since it was first unveiled back in March. Launched with just under 1,500 apps, it has grown over the last four months to now surpass the 20,000 apps milestone. Here are the very best.
Yesterday, at QuakeCon, the folks from id Software gave a little demo of Rage running on the iPhone 4. As you might expect, it's totally awesome. Not only do they achieve great Retina-resolution graphics, but the iPhone 4 pumps them out at 60 frames per second
As you know, there are plenty of new apps hitting the App Store every day (about 600/day lately). The thing is, most of them are Flashlight and Radio apps, so it’s not easy to find the little gems in all the clutter. Let us take care of that for you, it’s Appfresh daily:
Following last May's revelations, Engadget is back at it this week with some new details concerning an upcoming reinvented Apple TV. Or, iTV, as that is apparently how Apple is planning to rebrand the device.
While Apple has already released a fix for the PDF exploit that allows the latest jailbreak, it's really not for everyone, as it also kills the ability to jailbreak. Additionally, it doesn't fix the problem on the 2G iPhone and first generation iPod touch.
Today's new episode of the great Camera+ story: Apple has now decided to pull the app. I know, it's unfortunate when apps get pulled. Yet, this time around, they really deserved it.
As you know, there are plenty of new apps hitting the App Store every day (about 600/day lately). The thing is, most of them are Flashlight and Radio apps, so it's not easy to find the little gems in all the clutter. Let us take care of that for you, it's Appfresh daily:
It might have taken some time, but Apple just got around to finally pushing out a new version of iOS that fixes the recently revealed exploit that allowed the jailbreakme.com jailbreak.
Apple's iAd mobile advertising network is opening up this month and now allowing developers to use it to publicize their own apps.
As you know, there are plenty of new apps hitting the App Store every day (about 600/day lately). Here are some of the best ones released in the last 24 hours.
While we know you would never consider a Windows 7 "Slate" over the wonderful iPad (I really love that device), here is something that should make you feel even better about your decision.
We are strongly against pirated apps. We think the benefits are dwarfed by the amount of damage they create. Yet, it's still a very real phenomena and it's larger than you may think. How many App Store pirates are there, and why does this community exist? We got in touch with the creator of the largest App Store pirating service to find out more.
As you know, there are plenty of new apps hitting the App Store every day (about 600/day lately). Lets see some of the best ones of the last 24 hours.
As you know, there are plenty of new apps hitting the App Store every day (about 600/day lately). We normally get around to picking up the most interesting ones for you. But, we can't cover everything and many good apps slip through the cracks. While they're probably not the next Doodle Jump or Shazam, these apps can be lots of fun, very useful or both. I'm going to try to catch little gems now, and hopefully daily. We're calling it Appfresh:
If you've been following iPhone news for a while, you probably know there is one rumor that just won't die: the iPhone on Verizon. We're back at it once again today, with something a bit more serious than some random analyst projection.
Just a little over a month after its release for the iPad, Frash (the iOS port of Adobe Flash for Android by @comex), has now been brought to the iPhone.
Officially, as far as Apple is concerned, there is no such thing as Antennagate. It might not be quite the same story internally. Indeed, The New York Times reports that Mark Papermaster, Apple's SVP of devices hardware engineering, is no longer part of the Apple family. A fact Apple has now confirmed to be true.
There is little doubt that Apple has big plans for FaceTime. As we've told you so many times before, it's due to hit the iPod touch shortly, then the iPad and maybe even the Mac. In case you still have any doubt about it, Apple just added email-based FaceTime support to iOS in the latest iOS 4.1 beta 3.
Presumably, now less than a month away from its launch, it's pretty much a given that we're going to see plenty of leaks surrounding the iPod touch 4G. Actually, it's starting already. After yesterday's photos coming from a case maker, it's now Apple's part supplier's turn to leak some pictures.
The new jailbreak hasn't been easy on Apple Store employees. By allowing anyone to jailbreak any iDevice by simply visiting a website, the Dev-Team enabled pranksters all around the world to try the "feature" on devices in Apple's retail stores. Not anymore.
If you happen to rely on Apple's Genius feature for your app recommendations, there's good news, as it has just hit the iPad.
When they say Apple's iPad case is a dust and dirt magnet, it's true. Fortunately, there is a fix for that.
