Download of iOS 8.3 beta 4 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices is now available. Apple has also seeded the second public beta of the iOS 8.3 to users enrolled in the Beta Seed Program as well. More details can be found right after the break.
In a bewildering reaction to a young girl's iPhone being taken away by her mother, the daughter conveniently came to the conclusion that it was time to lay her to rest, by poisoning her. Read on for further information on this truly baffling episode of an act of vengeance.
Amidst the ongoing Apple vs. Google battles, is the Android Wear vs. iOS conundrum, where an acclaimed developer is demonstrating how he is able to connect his Android Wear powered Moto 360 smartwatch with his iPhone. This latest video shows how the developer is able to control his iPhone music with a Moto 360 smartwatch. Amazed? Head over the jump for more.
Want to quickly and easily type the Apple logo icon or symbol on your iPhone or iPad using the default iOS keyboard? Here’s a quick guide on how you can do just that, right after the jump.
A new feature has been discovered in iOS 8.3 that means users will have the option of configuring how often the App Store and iTunes Store ask for a password when making purchases. There is also a new option to disable password requirements completely for any free downloads a user may attempt.
Want to downgrade iOS 8.2 back to more stable iOS 8.1.3? The following step by step tutorial will help you do just that on iPhone or iPad.
The latest beta release of iOS 8.3 download now finally enables the iPhone's speakerphone when Siri is used to initiate a phone call using the 'Hey Siri' command.
If you're looking to stock up on apps and games for your iOS device this weekend, then we have got a nice selection of usually-paid titles gone free for a limited time only. As an added treat, we have also found a few Mac apps that have dropped their usual price tags, so fire up your devices and join us after the leap!
Apple releases final iOS 8.2 download links for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. If you’ve been following the coverage hitherto, you’ll already be aware of its features, the most notable being the support for the forthcoming Apple Watch, and below, we’ll cover the finer details as well as how and where you can get your hands on this latest piece of software.
Launcher, a popular widget that offered users the ability to add a number of quick, convenient shortcuts, was hastily removed from the App Store as quickly as it arrived back in September. The reason behind its ousting was to do with Apple not liking the manner of Launcher's functionality, with the Cupertino's App Store moderation concluding that it wasn't appropriate. However, it seems that Apple has now reversed this decision, and the much-celebrated Today widget app can be downloaded and used once again. More info, as well as the direct download link, can be seen below.
