Former Apple employee flawlessly streams Flash to iPad
Everyone knows that Apple and Flash don’t go together like peanut butter and jelly. After all, the once dominant software bundle from Adobe is gradually...
Facebook rolls out new iOS client app controls for developers
Facebook has rolled out some “iOS native deep linking” controls for developers today, giving developers better tools to link their applications to Facebook and vice...
Twitter 4.1 ships for iOS, brings back old features
Good news, iPhone Twitter addicts! Twitter’s official iPhone app has been updated to version 4.1 with new features, and the return of some missing features....
Microsoft, Google, and Netflix want DRM decryption tools in HTML5
Of course the powers that be want a way to ensure that HTML 5 has appropriate controls to decrypt licenses for online video. Microsoft, Google,...
Antennagate settlement reached
Remember when the iPhone 4 was released in June of 2010, and it seemed like everyone had reception issues due to “antennagate”? It all might...
Foxconn finally stays true to its word, promises another wage increase
Foxconn has finally made good on its promise to raise salaries for its factory workers. The company, originally announcing the idea of a 30 percent...
Samsung spinning out its LCD manufacturing business into a new company
Samsung has decided that the time has come for the company to spin off its LCD manufacturing business into a new business entirely. The new...
The future is here, and it’s called the iPad Typewriter
Have you every found yourself longing for the days when you used to type important documents on a typewriter instead of a computer? The clickity-clack...
iOS 5 passcode security flaw is back
Apple’s already addressed one iOS 5 passcode security flaw where users were able to circumvent the passcode by using Siri. Then they fixed a security flaw...
Apps of the Week: Clear, Skala Preview, and Screeny 2
It’s Friday, and that means it’s time to take a look at some awesome apps for each platform: iPhone, iPad, and Mac OS. Today, we’re...
Double Fine Adventure officially coming to Mac OS X and iOS
Earlier in the month, Double Fine announced that they would be funding their next game through Kickstarter. They needed a minimum of $400,000 USD to...
Apple is still having a hard time with iAds, lowers buy-in price again
The iAds buy-in has been hacked and slashed again. This time the price has been set at $100,000, down from the previous $300,000, which is...
Spotify for iOS takes audio quality to the EXTREME
Spotify, the popular streaming music service, can now play very high quality music on iOS as well as the desktop. Previously, the Spotify app for iOS...
The CBC launches music app for iPad, iPhone
Canada’s CBC has launched an app for music lovers. The CBC Music app is currently available for free on the App Store, and includes 40...
RIM Director: Outsiders are morons, critics can get bent
The Globe and Mail posted an article on RIM and Roger Martin on Saturday, titled Roger Martin: Defying RIM’s critics. The article attempts to get...
Apple publicly announces partnership with the Fair Labor Association
Apple has issued a press release announcing that the Fair Labor Association (FLA) will be “conducting special voluntary audits” of “Apple’s final assembly suppliers” in...
NOAA picks up iOS, drops BlackBerry
Jim Dalrymple is reporting more bad news for RIM: NOAA is dropping BlackBerry support in favor of the iPhone 4/4S and iPad 2 running iOS...
Apps of the Week: SimSimi, Tweetbot, and Fantastical
It’s Friday, and that means it’s time to take a look at some awesome apps for each platform: iPhone, iPad, and Mac OS. Today, we’re...