Month: September 2015

I’ve said before that my favorite part of every Apple event is Sir Jony Ive’s voiceovers. And while he’s rarely seen on the stage, his lyrical voice has become as popular as his design work. Thankfully, as the excitement dies down following this week’s event, someone has found a way to keep us occupied –…

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Apple has been selling its Apple TV as long as iPhone, but the set top box has neither sold in similar quantities nor earned even a significant fraction as much money for the company. While neither of those facts are likely to change, the new 2015 Apple TV is poised to radically change the TV…

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Puzzles are among the most popular games that people download on their mobile devices: searches for favorite puzzle games occur as often as searches for any other type of downloadable game. Puzzles are fun and arguably addictive, and can also be useful for testing a person’s problem solving skills. They are also recommended for people…

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Microsoft has announced updates for its Translator app for iOS and WatchOS 2 that should make it easier to communicate in a foreign language when you’re traveling. Depending on your location and the time of day, the watch app will automatically show you common phrases like “good morning” and “goodbye” in the local language. In addition, you…

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Demand for Apple’s new iPhone 6s and 6s Plus appears strong –?especially for rose gold models –?with shipping times quickly jumping as high as 4 to 6 weeks and some countries selling out less than a day after they went on sale. More: continued here

We may have known it was coming, but that doesn’t make it any less exciting. Just after a quick update on Apple Watch during Apple’s live event, CEO Tim Cook announced… More: continued here

You may recall that awhile back we told you about a brand new Adobe mobile photo retouching app code-named Project Rigel. At yesterday’s Apple event, Adobe demoed Project Rigel under its brand new real name, Photoshop Fix. Adobe demoed Photoshop Fix in conjunction with two other mobile apps — Photoshop Comp CC and Photoshop Sketch — to showcase…

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Mobile gaming is one of the hottest ways to play video games these days. Almost everyone has cell phone or other type of mobile device that allows gaming on the go. These devices range from tablets, cell phones and handheld gaming systems. Traditionally, these games were available via Android and iOS markets, respectively.  However, Sony…

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Gilad is the founder and CEO of Moburst.  Back in 2010 when Apple first launched its advertising platform, the company made the festive promise to capture 50 percent of the market… More: continued here

We’ve been told a hundred ways to Sunday that Apple TV is coming for consoles. Plenty thought that yesterday would be the day that Apple would make the big gaming announcement… More: continued here

Just two years ago, Apple chief executive Tim Cook took pot shots at the rise of 2-in-1 tablets, and claimed the iPad was a far better option for anyone seeking a tablet. Oh, how things change –… More: continued here

Pre-order supplies of the iPhone 6s and the iPhone 6s Plus in the United States are starting to dwindle a bit since pre-orders kicked off at 12:01 a.m. Pacific Time, with several of the new iPhone models now displaying shipping estimates of 2-3 weeks. Models in the new Rose Gold color are the most heavily…

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