When was the last time you actually drew your message to send to a friend from your iPhone or iPad? iOS 8 has literally opened up the Autobahn for third-party keyboards and the developers are busy catching up to all those years lost to Android. DrawType is one such keyboard that offers something truly unique; it lets you draw your messages.
We want the end of 2014 to fill you with wonder and amazement, like the climax to any year should, so we've taken a look at TIME Magazine's annual round-up of the year's best inventions in an attempt to reassure the technology loving world that innovation and creativity has been present throughout 2014.
Here's a super easy way on how you can enable hidden OS X Yosemite settings to customize Dock, Safari, Finder and more.
Often, when you catch somebody peering over your shoulder while you're engaged with your mobile device, they're simply being nosey and trying to pry on your business. But there are legitimate reasons for others breaking this delicate social etiquette, namely to check out apps of interest that you may have installed. Rather than commit the ultimate faux pas, and, you know, have a conversation that doesn't involve some measure of digital intervention, a new service offers a unique, innovative way for you to discover and download apps that somebody has on their device. It's called #Homescreen, and you can find out more after the leap.
Android 5.0 Lollipop is still far from a major release on devices other than the Nexus 6 and 9 but the one feature - in addition to loads of others - getting a lot of attention lately is Smart Lock, with the option of adding trusted places. This location based trigger basically tells your device to ease off on the security measures in place for the lock screen on Lollipop. A sweet little addition indeed, and it is limited to Android 5.0 for now. However, this is Android we're talking about, and you can get the very same feature on any other device which is not even on Lollipop.
Flagship mobile products tend to outsell those preceding year-on-year, but in the case of Samsung's Galaxy S5, it's struggling to eclipse the achievements of the Galaxy S4. Having been launched at the Mobile World Congress back in February to a mixed reception, it enjoyed solid early sales numbers, but with Apple's iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus having proved a thorn in the side of the Galaxy Note 4, it appears that even the S5 has not managed to hit the heights.
We've seen a plethora of cases for the iPhone lineup, including ones that have built-in power packs, a kickstand and more, but nothing could've prepared us for a case that also serves as a virtual reality headset for your iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus. We’re talking about ‘Pinć’; a compact virtual reality headset that can be attached to your iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus like any other protective case.
Apple has been behind the (RED) intuitive for eight years, and this year it has begun the first ever worldwide App Store initiative that sees 25 of the biggest apps out there being made available with special, limited edition content under the (PRODUCT)RED banner.
Want to transfer any audio music or video file like MKV to iPhone or iPad without iTunes? WALTR lets you do just that. It lets you transfer any video and audio file format to your iPhone or iPad without having to use iTunes, or any file format converter, oh and there is no jailbreak required either.
Here's our compilation of the best iOS 8 to 8.1 WinterBoard themes that you can try on your iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus right now.
















