Camera apps really are ten-a-penny on the App Store, with some not worth the effort they take to download and some being true works of art that turn the iPhone into nothing short of a professional grade camera. Well, considering its obvious hardware limitations, that is.
A new iOS app has snuck into the App Store that allows us to emulate NES and Super Nintendo games on our iPhone and iPad. Complete details and how to use it can be found after the break.
We love it when apps go free, even if it's only for a short period of time as part of some sort of promotion. No matter the motivation for the developer, it's never a bad thing when app buyers get the chance to get something for nothing.
Apple and its rules for what can and cannot be done via Notification Center widgets is well documented. We suspect it's this uncertainty that has led to some developers avoiding Notification Center widgets entirely.
Apple's decision to ditch the iPhone 5s design in favor of something a little more rounded for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus was greeted with equal applause and skepticism. We were fans of the clean edges that had the iPhone 5 and iPhone 5s look like stealth phones from something like Knight Rider, but the new aesthetic does have something about it that feels hyper modern. We like both, but some people will always swear by the outgoing design. Which is a bummer if you need a new phone.
Here’s a complete guide on how you can disable or turn off the keyboard clicking sound on iPhone or iPad. More details on how to do so can be found after the jump.
If you've ever struggled to connect to a Wi-Fi hotspot that you know is there but may be on the brink of its wireless range then you will know how irritating it can be when iOS keeps showing it, then hiding it in the Settings app. That's because by default the Settings app will hide any Wi-Fi network that it deems to not have the required signal strength, effectively hiding anything it deems not usable.
We already knew that the camera in the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus was pretty impressive, and it's not entirely new for smartphones to be used in the filming of anything from a music video to a fashion show, but it's always interesting to learn of smartphones being used in such ways. Turns out the latest holiday campaign by luxury skincare firm Erno Laszlo was shot entirely on an iPhone 6 Plus, and the results are pretty impressive to say the least.
Here’s a complete guide on how to get iMessage for Windows PC. More details on how to setup and use with step-by-step guide can be found after the jump.
Here's a list of paid iPhone, iPad and Mac apps that have gone free for a limited period. Read on after the jump and save yourself some dollars!
















