Ashton Kutcher As Steve Jobs To Attend Macworld
Ashton Kutcher, who plays Steve Jobs in "jOBS" will help open Macworld 2013.
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See The iPhone 5 Next To The Upcoming BlackBerry Z10
A new video compares the Z10 to the iPhone 5.
Temple Run 2 Is Unsurprisingly Popular, Hits 20 Million Downloads In Four Days
Temple Run 2 tops the App Store Charts.
Today's Apps Gone Free: Orphion, Rail Rush, Basher's Presidents And More
Today's AGF list includes a magical music app, an endless distance game, and an educational app.
Tim Cook’s Words, Not Apple’s Numbers Could Be Most Important This Week
All eyes will be on Apple this week.
Give Form To Your Building Design Concepts With Autodesk FormIt 2.0
Released in late November last year, Autodesk FormIt has finally received its first ever update.
How To Make Your Apps Invisible Without A Jailbreak
If you’re worried about privacy on your iOS device, this little trick may come in handy.
How To Put Apps Inside Of Newsstand Without A Jailbroken Device
Turn Newsstand into something useful by putting apps inside of it.
Apple Set To Launch Three New iPhone Models This Year Including ... iPhone Math?!
Apple is rumored to launch two new iPhone models by June and a third new model by December this year.
XVision Releases DataMan Next, The Successor To Their iPhone Data Monitoring App
In moving forward, XVision recently unveiled DataMan Next, an admirable successor to the iPhone data monitoring series.
Today's Best Apps: Quintet, Song Quiz, MimeTime And Spot It In London
Discover the most useful and entertaining iOS apps from the last 24 hours.
Today's Apps Gone Free: Wake N Shake, Listick, Simon And Mojo: Bath Time And More
Today's AGF list includes an alarm clock app, a shopping list app, and a text adventure game.
Can You Guess The Movie Just By Looking At Its Minimalist Poster?
If you consider yourself a true cinephile, then I dare you to … Guess The Movie.
Apple Files For New Trademark To Protect Its iPad Designs In China
Apple recently filed a new trademark application in a bid to further protect its iPad designs in China, reports Patently Apple.
Today's Best Apps: Collage Painter, Units Plus Converter, Funky Hoops Basketball And More
Discover the most useful and entertaining iOS apps from the last 24 hours.
Hassle-Free Video Editing App Lumify Gets Biggest Update Ever With Version 3.0
Three months after the arrival of Lumify 2.0, the app has just been updated to version 3.0.
Turn Into A Rainbow-Dashing And Fairy-Slaying Goaticorn In Punch Quest
In Punch Quest, every time you hit a huge egg, you either turn into a gnome, mount a velociraptor, or now … get transformed into the Goaticorn.
Rock Out On The Go By Winning An AmpliTube For iPhone Or iPad Promo Code
AppAdvice has once again teamed up with IK Multimedia in order to offer you a chance to win one of five promo codes for AmpliTube for iPhone and iPod touch or one of five promo codes for AmpliTube for iPad.
Today's Apps Gone Free: Hunters: Episode One, 1001 Wonders, Mission: Park! And More
Today's AGF list includes a turn-based strategy game, a travel app, and a parking app.
Experience A Different Kind Of Pinball Game With Momonga Pinball Adventures
Hey, look what just flipped its way to the App Store. Momonga Pinball Adventures, that's what.
Clear-Like Gestural Weather App Weathercube Goes Universal With New iPad Version
Formerly an app optimized for iPhone and iPod touch only, Weathercube has just been made universal and natively compatible with iPad.
Is Opera Ice The Coolest Mobile Web Browser Ever?
"No buttons. No menus. Just a pure visual experience. That's what we're building here." So says the creator of Ice, the upcoming mobile Web browser from Opera.
Today's Best Apps: WordZAbout, Bee Story, The Great Race And More
Discover the most useful and entertaining iOS apps from the last 24 hours.
The SnappGrip Will Turn Your iPhone Into A Point-And-Shoot Camera
The snap-on control unit comes complete with physical flash, zoom, and mode buttons.
