Tag: IOS
OS X and iOS Updated With Photos, Emoji And Bug Fixes
The long awaited Photos relaxed for the Mac yesterday, it will install along with 10.3.3. You can now move your photos over to iCloud, or find...
Tip: Change Font Sizes On iOS
With iPhone screens getting larger and larger, it can be rough to read small text when sifting through iMessages on the train or in other...
Touch Tone, Mr Jump, Heartbeats, Wizards, And Tales From The Borderlands Are Our Games Of The Week
My run of puzzle games continues this week: First up is a game that tries to marry a serious story about government surveillance with an arcade...
Swifty, Acid Machine Beta, Taiji Zen, Pins for Pinboard, and Astropad Are Our Apps Of The Week
If you’re looking for a new hobby, why not take up programming? This week’s first app will help you get a handle on Apple’s Swift...
Tuesday Tips: How To Block Annoying Callers On Your iPhone
If you’ve ever gotten repeat telemarketing calls, or just had some creeper who won’t leave you alone, you probably know the pains of having to call...
White Night, Social Justice Warriors, Pixel Heroes, Sunless Sea, And AG Drive Are Our Games Of The Week
There may have not been an Apple Event this week, but we had a lot of ground to cover and I got a bit behind....
Heavenstrike Rivals, Magic Touch, Oddworld: New And Tasty, Killing Time At Lightspeed, And Alto’s Adventure Are Our Games Of The Week
Apple’s spring media event has come and gone, and some people are measuring their wrists, while others are welcoming their new USB-C overlords. Me, I’ve got some...
Worth Reading: John Gruber On iOS App Pricing
Last Friday, Q Branch released an update to its notebook app Vesper that added landscape orientation, iPad support, and a few dollars to its price—a rare...
Cookie Monster Chase, Adventure Capitalist, Planet Quest, World Zombination, And Last Inua Are Our Games Of The Week
Plenty of classic games remind us of our childhood, but it isn’t often that you see those classic games get mashed up with a Muppet. Lucky...
Records, Postsecret Universe, Calcbot, Science Today, And Solid Walls Are Our Apps Of The Week
Replacing Bento was a tall order, but that’s just want our first app aimed to do. We’ll also take a look at one of Tapbots’s...
OS X and iOS Top The NVD’s List Of Vulnerabilities For 2014
Apple leads on a lot of lists these days, but the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) is not one they were looking to top. Both OS...
Doraemon, One Piece, Metal Slug X, Stratego, And King Of Theives Are Our Games Of The Week
As I review games, I often notice trends as they work themselves through the industry, and one trend I’ve noticed are older franchises or games...
Worth Reading: Dan Moren On ‘Notification Pane Pain’
Proper notification systems for iOS and OS X were welcome additions when they arrived in iOS 5 and OS X Mountain Lion, respectively, but Notification...
SNL, Sunrise, Volotic, Bloglovin’, And ESPN Are Our Apps Of The Week
This week’s app roundup features a good mix of entertainment and productivity. First up, we have an app from an iconic sketch comedy show. We’ll...
Dropbox For iOS Gets A Share Sheet Extension In Version 3.7
If you use Dropbox on your iOS devices, pop open the App Store, head to the Updates tab, and grab the Dropbox 3.7 update. It’s...
2048 Quotes, Evoland, Drawn to Kill, Midnight Star, And Radiation Island Are Our Games Of The Week
We have an interesting collection of games in this Games of the Week installment to ease you back into things after the long Presidents Day Weekend...
These 5 Additions Would Make The iPad A Productivity Powerhouse
Visit any Apple blog these days, and you’ll likely find some heated discussion surrounding the iPad’s future—thanks in part to the fact that Apple reported...
Blitzkeep, Heroes Of Might and Magic III, Grim Fandango, Grow, And Fahrenheit Are Our Games Of The Week
Are you ready for some retro gaming? If so, you’ll be happy to know that we’re a little heavy on remakes and re-releases this week....