Mobile devices are great for productivity and entertainment, but have also garnered popularity among creative types. With a slew of powerful apps focused on illustration, designers have come up with some truly wondrous concepts and artwork using devices like the iPad, and one of the most famous apps for Apple's iconic slate has just gone completely free for the first time. Details, as well as the download link, can be seen below.
It's a long road to the place where our smartphones can even remotely close in on the performance of handheld cameras, let alone DSLR ones. We've seen smartphones tackle that with the support for additional snap on lenses, like the Sony QX, but that's been a notable dismal experience at best for many. Enter - Olympus Air A01 lens camera, which can mount or simply connect to your smartphone for taking some spectacular photos.
Last year's cycle of Apple keynotes followed a fairly recognized pattern, with the Worldwide Developers' Conference in June swiftly followed up by the iPhone (and Apple Watch) event in September and the iPad refreshes shortly thereafter. But with a new smartwatch on the horizon, one which, as Tim Cook mentioned last week, is on track for April release, we know that there'll be at least one major event before this summer's developer gathering, and according to a new report, the Cupertino is planning to hold a major announcement at the end of this month.
Cydia has quietly been treated to a visual update, with some subtle changes having been made to the general interface. It's not as drastic as the overhaul we previously saw with iOS 7, which brought the look of the jailbreak store in line with Apple's own aesthetic endeavors, but it's still a noticeable change that jailbroken iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users may well have already picked up on.
iOS 8.2 final release date time frame has been revealed in new report, and will drop well before Apple Watch hits store shelves. More details can be found here.
File exploring and management hasn't really been a concern for iOS, with many users content with just managing the usual photos, videos and music files. If you're not one of those many users and are keen on managing things on your device, then this amazing file management app for iOS - worth $2.99 - has just gone free for a limited period over at the App Store, and you ought to check it out.
Here’s how you can get an OS X Yosemite like dock on your iPhone or iPad. More details can be found right here after the break.
Since the 64-bit Apple A7 processor came into play with the iPhone 5s, users have found instances of lag and disruption to be few and far between. But whereas software updates have still offered performance boosts for these newer devices, those in ownership of the iPhone 5 or earlier must dredge every little bit of extra speed they can get from continually improved editions of Apple's iOS. With iOS 8.1.3 having been closely followed by iOS 8.2 beta 5 download during the past week or so, we can now take a look at how these new builds compare with one another on two less recent handsets: the iPhone 5 and iPhone 4s.
Free app giveaways are great and all, but often, it's those that aren't selling or are below expectations that lose their price tag as devs look to bump user figures. Sometimes, though, the great apps go completely free, and in these instances, we do our best to point you in the right direction. Now, you can download the wondrous Slow Shutter! app free on iOS, although there are one or two steps involved in claiming. More details below.
Apple has released new iOS 8.2 beta 5 download for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch to developers. More on the update can be found right here after the break.
















