Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Hey everyone, I recently realized that I have accumulated 5 years of apps in my iTunes library. I’m working on cleaning this up, but I can’t help but think this is bound to happen again. Isn’t iTunes smart enough to know if I deleted an app on my phone it’s because I don’t have a…
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Update 12:23 p.m. Pacific: Dropbox has updated its blog post to say that the issue is fixed. Users who download the latest versions of Dropbox or Carousel shouldn’t have problems with automatic photo syncing in iOS 8. The original story remains intact below. Turns out iCloud Drive isn’t the only cloud storage service with issues…
The era of the silent film started in 1894, and finally ended in 1937. These days, it’s difficult to imagine a movie being made without sound. There are notable exceptions of course, such as Mel Brooks’ Silent Movie or the recent French film The Artist, but for the vast majority of movies, sound is a…
Now that Apple has joined the giant smartphone party, it’s reaching out to Android users with a helpful migration guide. The lengthy how-to article goes through all the things you might want to move from Android to iOS, including mail, contacts, calendars, photos, music, books, and documents. Each section includes multi-step tutorials on how to…
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An anonymous reader writes: Apple is releasing iOS 8 today, and Ars Technica has posted one of their huge, thorough reviews of the updated operating system. They have this to say about the UI: “iOS 8 tries to fit a whole lot more stuff onto a single screen than iOS 7 did. The operating system…
Apple released iOS 8 to the public today, giving millions of users their first look at the new operating system. Along with all of the major features, like Continuity, Notification improvements, Messages upgrades, and the introduction of third-party keyboard/Touch ID access, there are also dozens of other minor tweaks and changes that have been introduced…
Data transfer between two smart phones is now widely needed as Android users give away their Android and purchase a new iPhone 6. No worries if you want to transfer Android data to iPhone. Because there are several ways for you to choose to manage your phone data: By using the data assistant of your…
Apple chief executive Tim Cook has published an open letter that outlines the company’s commitment to respecting and maintaining the privacy of its users. Almost unsurprisingly, the letter comes just weeks after Apple suffered a PR disaster following a high-profile nude celebrity photo leak that was attributed to an iCloud breach. Continue reading → More:…
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At its Worldwide Developers Conference in June, Apple unveiled Metal, an API designed to improve game performance on iOS. Epic Games took the stage during the event to show off Epic Zen Garden, a game built using the Unreal 4 Engine and the Metal API. The game, which was designed to show off the impressive…
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The Apple Watch may be able to share your heartbeat with someone across the world, but I think we all know that the future of communication actually lies in those little smiling faces called emoji that are usually tucked away in a secondary keyboard on our phones. To ensure that the future of interpersonal conversation…
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Sockatume writes: If you’ve been browsing Apple’s site leading up to the iPhone 6 launch, you might’ve noticed something a little odd. Apple has edited the handset’s protruding camera out of every single side-on view of the phone. (The camera is, necessarily, retained for images showing the back of the device.) The absence is particularly…
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It’s heeeeere. iOS 8 has finally dropped. If you use a mobile device—an iPhone, iPad, or iPod—that’s compatible with Apple’s new operating system, you can now install the free update. There are two ways to upgrade: Directly from the device itself (Settings > General > Software Update), or by connecting the device to your computer…
Mini Waterproof Wireless Bluetooth Speaker with Sucker Blue – Tmart (http://www.tmart.com/Mini-Waterproof-Wireless-Bluetooth-Speaker-with-Sucker-Blue_p268455.html) Get this Mini Waterproof Wireless Bluetooth Speaker with Sucker to start fascinating music journey with your music device! Just by connect it via Bluetooth to your music device, it can provide you with stereo and moving music. Its compact size provides great portability, while…
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Apple today launched a new privacy site that outlines all of the privacy features of Apple’s products and services, offers tips on managing privacy, details government information requests, and explicitly states Apple’s Privacy Policy. The site comes alongside a letter on privacy from Apple CEO Tim Cook, who says that the company respects user privacy…
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