Pretty soon you’ll be able to appcessorize at the Apple Store

Like buying a new pair of jeans, or a new suit, buying an iOS device should also come with the ability to buy ‘appcessories’ before...
·

Apple Store iOS app updated to support EasyPay and Personal Pickup

Though we’ve known about this for quite a while now, Apple has finally released a new version of its Apple Store iOS app which includes...
·

iControlpad gives you that sweet, sweet taste of classic handheld gaming

In case you find your iPhone or iPod to be a little too modern and slick, you are going to love the iControlpad from ThinkGeek;...
·

Adobe ceases development on mobile Flash, likely because it sucks

I hate to say “I told you so,” but… Adobe has let their partners know that they will no longer be developing their Flash technology...
·

How-To: Update Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ with Siri

  Some of you might still be in the dark as to how to make Siri do your social work. In other words, getting the...
·

Apple seeds iOS 5.0.1 early to some customers, and informs staff what to tell you

  Apple appears to be seeding iOS 5.0.1, the bug fix release, to some users who have complained about battery life issues through its AppleSeed...
·

Richard Branson, the world’s most unsquare person, invests in Square

Square just got a little bit cooler today. Sir Richard Branson, the founder of Virgin Group, and that iPad magazine that we’ve apparently forgotten about...
·

Review: PlugBug adds 10-watt USB charging to your MacBook Pro

Carrying multiple chargers for your devices can be a pain for multiple reasons. Sometimes there is only one outlet available to charge with, and sometimes...
·

Starbucks finally brings iPhone payments to Canada

It’s long overdue, but Starbucks has finally brought their My Cards functionality to Canada. As of today, customers can pay with their iPhone or iPod...
·

iA Writer getting iCloud support

In 140 characters, the iA team let it be known unto the world that iCloud sync will be coming to both the iPad and Mac...
·

SiriTunes quite possibly helping you pirate music with your voice

SiriTunes is a new service that basically capitalizes on the name Siri, and its core functionality of letting you send a text message and receive...
·

Is Siri a threat to Google?

Google apparently is a little more worried than it let on that Apple’s Siri technology could pose a significant threat to the search giant. While...
·

Charlie Miller kicked out of the Apple App Store for uploading exploit

It’s a sad tale, but it’s one we should probably tell you. Both so we can make fun of the security expert who had his...
·

iPhone 4S demand still strong, preorders sell out in Hong Kong

It only took 10 minutes for the iPhone 4S preorders to sell out in Hong Kong last Friday. The phone, yet to be released, clearly...
·

Loren Brichter leaves, no longer working for Twitter

Well, we didn’t see this one coming. Loren Brichter, founder of Atebits and developer of Tweetie, has quit his job at Twitter. Twitter purchased Atebits...
·

iOS 5.0.1 beta 2 seeded to developers

It’s barely been 48 hours since iOS 5.0.1 beta 1 dropped, but that hasn’t stopped Apple from pushing out a new build to developers this...
·

Apple takes 52 percent of mobile profits directly to the bank

Apple is currently sitting on approximately 52 percent of the handset industry’s profits last quarter. Michael Walkley, analyst for Canaccord Genuity, has issued a note...
·

Siri goes all “BlackBerry Messenger” for a few hours

iPhone users found out today that pride cometh before a fall, as the iOS digital assistant, Siri, went off the grid for a few hours,...
·