A new app allows students to take photos of their homework and then get tailored, personalized responses and help from both tutors and their peers, and it's available for the iPhone now.
The weekend is here, and as usual, we are bringing to you the goodness of some quality apps; apps that normally carry a price tag. If you are looking to get your hands on some quality titles this weekend for your Mac, head over the jump to a catch a list of some paid apps that have gone free for a limited period.
Here's how you can spot real vs fake Lightning cable and accessories for iPhone and iPad, according to official Apple documentation. More details can be found here.
A special Apple Watch sport bands collection has been revealed at the Salone Del Mobile Design in Milan, Italy. On display were new colors for the sport band, some of which we might have seen before as well.
We told you a few weeks ago how WWE 2K was set to be released in spring and today that has happened, with the wrestling game is available to download for both iOS on the App Store and Android on Google Play. You’ll need to hand over $7.99 in order to play it, but there’s plenty to get your teeth into once you have.
Here's how to add iOS like charging chime to your Mac running OS X. For complete details, check out our guide here.
Samsung Galaxy S6 woes continue to build up. Apparently, Samsung's front-runner has a serious quality issue concerned with the paintjob around the camera ring, where it is seemingly peeling off pretty easily, while the LED glass panel could actually be extremely prone to scratches.
In a gruesome turn of events, two roommates in Tulsa, Oklahoma ended up stabbing each other with broken beer bottles after an iPhone vs. Android debate broke out between the duo.
A stainless steel Apple Watch has just been spotted paired with a red colored sport band, along with a U.K. region Apple charger with a unique folding plug design. They belong to British cyclist and former professional rugby player, Will Carling.
With the launch of the Apple Watch, the Cupertino giant is not only marketing its wearable as its most "personal product yet", but is also playing on the fact that the gorgeous creation is an "incredibly precise timepiece", and that it offers "entirely new ways to stay in touch" as well as introducing "a smarter way to look at fitness". It's highly likely that the marketing spiel will ultimately appeal to a lot of consumers and make the difference between whether they purchase the device or not, but what about the extended capabilities of the Apple Watch that can be unlocked through the use of third-party apps? We take a look at a couple that can be used to turn Apple's new product into a powerful TV remote.
