The touch-based environment has risen to prominence over the past few years, with many skeptics and naysayers having been won over in the process. As well as the increase in the number of smartphones, tablets and other touch-enabled gadgets sold every year, we've also seen efforts to bring gestures to our regular computers and notebooks. Some have focused on air gestures, allowing users to swipe using simple hand signals, while others, like the $75 offering seen below, have sought to turn everyday surfaces into touch panels.
The iPhone 6 has been one of the most talked-about releases of this calendar year in the world of tech, and although we've long since suspected that September will be the month of its long-awaited announcement, we may now have a firm date.
After years of trying to make airlines and everyone involved with the aviation industry realize that mobile phones on planes weren't a recipe for disaster, it seems that once again we may be banned from using them in the air.
It has been a rising trend over the past few years to see classic titles and franchises getting a re-run on mobile. Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto Series, which has spawned GTA 3, Vice City and San Andreas for both iOS and Android, is among the stand-out re-releases, and now, the original BioShock is headed to the iTunes App Store. Pretty soon, fans of this modern classic will be able to get their fill on iPhone and iPad, and with a preview clip also floating around the Interweb, things look very promising indeed.
As we move closer to the final release of iOS 8, the changes in the beta releases have started to get more subtle and less striking. And while today’s fifth beta release does come with changes, but they’re not as big as the previous ones.
Apple has just released download links of iOS 8 beta 5 for supported iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices over on the iOS Dev Center.
If you find Apple's default method of unlocking your iOS device a little cumbersome and overused then one of the latest tweaks to land in Cydia could provide some comfort. BlowToUnlock is a new tweak for jailbroken iOS devices that allows the hardware to be unlocked and accessed when a "blow" of air is detected on the device's microphone aperture. In short, you can hold the device up to your mouth, blow into it and expect to get immediate access to the device without going through the traditional Slide to Unlock process.
Is your iPhone randomly turning off? A number of iPhone 5 users on Apple Support Community are complaining about a rather bizarre issue where the handset powers down abruptly and in some cases won't even reboot. It happens completely randomly, without the battery indicator hitting the 0% mark. In this article we have outlined some fixes that you can try to resolve the problem.
Mobile devices are not always safe from an outside attack, which can lead to your personal data being compromised. To say the least, non of the mobile software we’ve encountered so far is fully intruder-proof, and today, we’ve outlined a simple - but yet detailed guide - on how to make your iPhone more secure by putting in place certain security measures.
Free apps are brilliant. Free apps that used to be paid apps are arguably more brilliant, if that's even possible. Because of that fact we don't want you to miss out on any bargains so, without further ado, here's a handful of apps that you might want to check out before the price goes back up!
















