Apple is improving the look of its App Store, at least in certain locations. Recent visits to two areas of the Store, in particular, look significantly better, according to news first reported by The Next Web.
Adaptive Path is an experience design firm that helps companies create products and services that provide an exceptional user experience for their customers. Now iPad users have a chance to take away some tips and tools for their own use through the new Adaptive Path iPad app.
On the top of our recommended list of the must-have apps for any iPad owner is the Zinio newsreader. And now, thanks to a recent update, the app is better than ever.
IK Multimedia has announced the iKlip™ MINI, a universal microphone stand adapter to support the iPhone/iPod touch on stage, in the studio, at school or in the office. It is available now worldwide.
It’s no secret that Apple’s App Store is very much a closed system controlled entirely by the beast that created it. Now comes word that Apple’s decision to forgo an open system like Android is actually protecting customers from malware, at least for now, according to The Apple Insider.
Graft Concepts has created Leverage, a new iPhone 4 case that will take the chore out of the installation or removal of a protective accessory for your device. This fancy case will also offer superior protection, as it is made out of a hard polycarbonate/ABS blend with a rubberized finish.
The words iPhone and free are rarely found in the same sentence. When they are, the word free is usually referring to an app like iBooks. However, Best Buy is making such a sentence possible by preparing to offer iPhone 3GS for free — with a two year contract of course.
Meet Connor Zamary, a 7-year-old iPhone app designer. Connor set out to develop an app called Toaster Pop. He seems to be the youngest entrepreneur to engage in designing iOS apps.
Chinese officials have cracked down on the numerous fake Apple Stores that opened recently in China. It appears they have not closed their doors and gone out of business. Instead, they have been renamed “Smart Store.”
What do you do with the clothing of the smarmiest operator of the world’s largest Ponzi scheme? Why not make iPad covers?
Inspired by the iCloud error pages, one blogger generated some great iCloud-inspired wallpapers. Check them out.
When a new iDevice is due for a refresh, you can expect a storm of photos from around the world claiming to be the new design. From people just looking for attention, to others who really think they're a part of Apple's design team, concepts hit us one by one. Now that the iPhone 5 release is soon approaching, we've decided to present the best from all the wannabe iPhone designers.
YOU DON’T KNOW JACK has received another fun update. The irrelevant game that calls itself the “#1 game in the world that contains both fart noises and trivia about Shakespeare” is available for the iPhone/iPod touch and iPad.
Just how popular is the iPad? So popular, that it will still dominate the tablet market heading into the next decade. This is the conclusion drawn from a new survey first reported by All Things Digital.
Tweet Hunt is a fantastic new game that recently arrived for the iPhone/iPod touch and iPad. It turns Twitter into a sling shot game where active tweets serve as birds ready to be shot down.
PlayBox is a new app that improves upon the YouTube app that already comes on your iPhone/iPod touch by offering additional features. To celebrate the app’s first update some of our readers can get the app for absolutely free because we’ve got some promo codes from the developer.
By all appearances, Nicholas Allegra is your typical 19-year old; a little disheveled and unsure about his future. Online, however, Allegra is arguably Apple’s biggest headache, according to Forbes.
One of the more unique music apps for the iPad has now come to the iPhone/iPod touch. The $1.99 VinylLove™ app is now available as a universal app.
Want to create a toast or speech that will be remembered? This app will make your next wedding or anniversary party speech amazing! Plus we have free copies!
A new patent application suggests Apple is working on ways to improve the battery life of future iDevices and MacBook Pros by using "jelly roll” battery technology. Also known as Swiss rolls, these are found in “cylindrical, rechargeable batteries, like a typical AA, AAA or D batteries,” according to Apple Insider.
Oceanhose Media has hit another home run with a new Five Little Monkeys book. The story of Five Little Monkeys With Nothing To Do may sound familiar to many families around this time of the summer.
Apple's new subscription rules makes it the biggest loser. Here's why.
