It's that time of the week again when Apple's iTunes team carefully peruse over a purposefully curated selection of quality apps and choose one to be featured as the "iTunes App of the Week." iOS device owners have been treated to some fabulous discounts on some truly remarkable apps and games over the last few months, but this week is the turn of Pursuit of Light by Zhipeng Wang, an action adventure game set entirely in a mysterious world that has been created through the dreams of the main protagonist in the game.
Microsoft has just released Halo: Spartan Strike for Windows 8.1, Windows Phone and iOS, and for the first time ever, a Halo spinoff has been brought to Apple's mobile platform.
Google has just handed its iOS Chrome Web browser app a sizeable update, and you can catch all of the features and improvements, as well as the download link, right here.
Apple has today seeded its first beta build of OS X 10.10.4 Yosemite. Coming just a week after the public release of OS X 10.10.3, the new beta has the build number 14E7f and can be downloaded from Apple's Mac Dev Center.
Official slow boot-up fix for OS X 10.10.3 Yosemite has been released for Mac. Here's how you can download the update.
You would expect a bunch of Android apps to go free on some special day, but the Amazon Appstore, as always, continues to surprise us with its generous share of paid apps for free. The online retail giant is once again offering an array of paid titles - worth $105 in total - that can be grabbed absolutely free for a limited period.
If you were looking forward to grab an Apple Watch from an Apple Retail Store on the 24th of this month, you will have to hold that impulse for some time as a leaked memo has revealed that the device won't be available in stores till at least the month of June.
The smartphone market is undoubtedly brimming with exceptional device manufacturers, which can only be seen as a good thing for the people that really matter - the end consumer. With that said, Apple and Samsung are clearly the two big players in the industry with the statistics showing that the makers of the iPhone and Galaxy S series - respectively - continually shift more units on a year-on-year basis than their rivals. So, Apple and Samsung are ahead of the competition with not much to separate the two, but if you asked a group of pre-teens to choose whether they'd prefer an Apple or Samsung smartphone, which way do you think they'd go? This video answers that age old question.
Apple has added new videos for Apple Watch Guided Tours section on its website, showcasing how we are going to interact with Cupertino’s new wearable once it starts shipping out on the 24th of April. More details on the new videos can be found here.
Here's how to download and install Windows 95 / 98 on your iPhone or iPad. Complete video tutorial can be found here.
















