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Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Hi, I just bought ConceptLS, and apparently it requires Cydget to run it. However when i click install(or press install) after searching Cydget, it says I can’t because my ios version isn’t below 6.2. My current ios version is 7.0.5, I tried looking up for fix, but couldn’t really figure out on my own. Would…
Hellow guys , today i gonna tell you my story , i bought an iphone 3gs a couple of years ago , after a while (yesterday) i decide to change the rear panel because that one was cracked all the way , i bought rear case and a headphone jack ring , i open up…
I am having problem with uicolors causing text to be unreadable in various apps. These apps are on the blacklist so they shouldn’t be affected by uicolors but they are. It causes text to be whited out on a white background making it in readable or even be seen. The only way to correct it…
The city of Sanford, Florida is in today’s headlines as the place where Trayvon Martin was shot and killed. But the city is also haunted by racist memories of the past, dating back to the early days of baseball Hall of Famer, Jackie Robinson. After Robinson joined the Brooklyn Dodgers, he was sent to train…
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chicksdaddy (814965) writes “Given Apple’s status as the world’s most valuable company and its enormous cash hoard, the refusal to offer even meager support to open source and industry groups is puzzling. From the article: ‘Apple bundles software from the Apache Software Foundation with its OS X operating system, but does not financially support the…
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[This is an advertorial. Maclife gets a portion of each unit sold.] Cable clutter is the leading cause in anxiety and annoyance among home and work offices. There’s no science to back up that statement, we we do know that it’s extremely unpleasant part of our relationship with technology. You can get your cords back…
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Server logs from AppleInsider show that Apple internal testing of iOS 8 and OS X 10.10 remains steady, but is no longer growing as it was in late 2013. This likely means Apple is testing the OS on a select number of devices and has not expanded its internal testing beyond this select number of…
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Following the leak of an alleged iPhone 6 front panel earlier this week, the iPad is now getting its turn with a pair of photos showing what is said to be a front panel for the next-generation iPad Air, shared by Dutch site One More Thing [Google Translate]. Notably, the part appears to include an…
Read More “Alleged iPad Air 2 Front Panel with Integrated Display Shown in New Photos” »
Nike plans to cease making wearable hardware, as it has fired the majority of its 80-person team responsible for the FuelBand fitness tracker. Instead, the company will focus its efforts on fitness software, according to an unnamed source that spoke to CNET. The shoemaker isn’t throwing in the towel on technology. Rather, it’s turning away…
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For those of you out there storing files in iCloud, this is a handy tip to know. Apple’s iWork suite defaults to this option, and all three apps (Numbers, Keynote, and Pages) provide access to your iCloud storage within the apps themselves. But, if you’ve ever wanted easier access to these without having to open…
Earlier this week, Apple sent out an email announcing the reintroduction of the iPad with Retina display (4th Gen). (See the press release here.) As you may remember, when the iPad Air was announced, the iPad 4 was taken off the market. Well, it’s back baby! The iPad featuring the Retina display will replace the…
Apple today announced that Peter Oppenheimer, Apple’s senior vice president and CFO, will retire at the end of September. Luca Maestri, Apple’s vice president of Finance and corporate controller, will succeed Oppenheimer as CFO reporting to Apple CEO Tim Cook. Oppenheimer will transition the CFO role to Maestri in June and the balance of his…
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The iTunes Festival SXSW kicks off Tuesday in Austin, Texas, with performances by Coldplay and Imagine Dragons. The Festival runs through Saturday and also features Pitbull, Keith Urban, Kendrick Lamar, Soundgarden, Willie Nelson, and more. Catch all five nights of the iTunes Festival for free as a live or on-demand stream in the iTunes Store…
If someone finds your lost iPhone or iPad, the first thing they’ll do is turn it on. If you’re in an accident, or you have a medical emergency, first responders often look for your phone or tablet to identify you and learn important information such as allergies and blood type. In this video tip, we…
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Amidst the flurry of iPhone 6 rumors coming from KGI Securities’ report last week, Ming-Chi Kuo presented the first possible screen resolution for Apple’s 4.7″ iPhone 6. Kuo lists it as a 1334×750 Retina display with a pixel density of 326 pixels per inch. Historically, Apple has been very cautious with resolution changes in their…
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