The capabilities of Apple's iDevices have been expanding. Document viewing and editing have become more common, bringing a growing need for printing capability. Luckily, HP is now offering a simple, inexpensive solution that will do just that.
Apple broke new ground with their heavy backing of touchscreen devices like the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. These iDevices can visually reconfigure the controls for every application. Now, it looks like Apple is trying to break new ground yet again, in a big way.
Reportedly taken from concept to completion in 48 hours, Doctor Pants' new music video really shows off the amazing video capabilities of the iPhone 4.
When Apple showed the front-facing camera on the iPhone 4 at WWDC, it seemed it might be accessible to FaceTime only. Now, with the iPhone 4 out less than a week, there is already at least one third party app in the App Store that uses it.
There's an old saying about finding solutions that goes: "there's more than one way to skin a cat." When it comes to iPhone 4 reception problems, there is more than one way to skin that, too.
Apple has been known as a company that puts form and purpose above cost. People regularly analyze Apple products like the iPhone, to help eliminate hazardous chemicals and wasteful practices. This year, one Apple customer inquired even further into their choices.
Steve Jobs has famously said that by excluding Adobe Flash he was providing "freedom from porn." Much to his chagrin, his push for HTML 5 might soon bring that to an end.
Ever since the first iPhone, there has been a "Notes" application. However, the ability to save and manage notes has always been fairly minimal. Now, with iOS4, Gmail users can easily manage their notes, even across multiple Gmail accounts.
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, two brothers have done even better and proved that a doodle can be worth millions.
If your employer provides a 401k retirement savings plan through Fidelity Investments, we have some good news for you.
For those awaiting an iPhone 4 nervously watching the rumor mills, it's nice to know that we now have confirmation of iPhones showing up at multiple retail outlets.
Hundreds of thousands of iPhone owners will be upgrading their existing iPhones to an iPhone 4 which will leave many wondering; "What do I do with this old iPhone?" Luckily, we have some answers.
If you've got a tin foil hat, it's time to put it on. Recent changes to Apple's updated privacy policy have given those worried about being watched a reason to be concerned.
In a time before birds were mad at pigs, there was Doodle Jump. It dominated the App Store and it was hard to find an iPhone user that didn't have it. With that kind of popularity, many are wondering why two months after the iPad launch, there is no version for that device.
While many are anxiously awaiting the launch of the iPhone 4 on June 24th, others are waiting on the new reduced price of the iPhone 3GS. As we see from this photos, Apple is also getting ready for it's launch by doing a slight refresh.
Ever since launch, U.S. iPhones have always been on unlimited cellular data plans. With AT&T discontinuing these however, app developers may have to start adjusting their thinking.
We're ready to touch the future! Today, iPhone and iPod Touch users can upgrade to iOS4 and touch the most advanced mobile operating system ever made! Want to know when to expect it and what you need to do before you update?
When the story came out saying that Microsoft may be offering cash to tempt popular iPhone app developers to develop for their platform, it left us wondering who would take the offer. Thanks to the developer of Angry Birds, we finally have some insight into how they will respond.
Like many iPhone users, NY Times Columnist David Pogue has been taking a look at his data usage to see what data plan works best for him. What David Pogue found was some odd usage in the middle of the night, and he had to investigate.
Popular cloud-based notetaking app Evernote, just updated to add to work with iOS4. Specifically, this update adds support for the new fast app switching feature.
Following up on the original Apple II game, hit console game and summer movie; Prince of Persia is now available for the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. While only out a few days, it already appears to be a hit with an average rating of 4.5 stars.
Godfinger, a popular app for the iPad, has now finally made it's way to the iPhone and iPod touch. Want to control the world around you and have people worship you? Well finally, there's an app for that.
The iPhone 4 supposedly has an updated WiFi radio, which is advertised to add 802.11N support. However, some wireless aficionados quickly cried foul once they found out the details.
