The story of Eric Garner has caught the attention of the world's media over the past few days, and with tensions running high, mass protests have ensued across the United States. Apple's Fifth Avenue retail store, which is considered the company's flagship outlet, hasn't escaped the attention of those with a point to make, and as such, has been caught up in a 'die-in', with hundreds of protesters teeming into the store while lying on the ground as a show of dissent at Garner's apparent injustice. With placards galore, it's not exactly your everyday sight, particularly within an Apple Retail Store, but on such a sensitive and controversial topic, those looking to be heard have taken to such tactics to achieve their intention.
Want a iOS app for iCloud Drive? Here's how you can easily browse through iCloud Drive files right from your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. More details can be found right here.
Smartphone cameras were once a novelty, with consumers merely grateful that they could take photos and snap the occasional video without having to lug around a standalone shooter. But now, the camera is considered an essential component, and in the past few years especially, the standards have been greatly improved by OEMs. With Samsung having added 4K support to the Galaxy S5 earlier this year, Apple countered with a much-enhanced point-and-shoot experience for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, and if you were under any illusion as to the pedigree of the latest iPhone's camera credentials, the short movie below will leave you in no doubt.
Want to find out which program or app is using the Internet from your Windows PC? While you can configure your firewall to block or allow incoming and outgoing connections for certain applications, keeping an eye out on applications can often be needed. This can be done via internal and even external tools.
Here's how you can recover accidentally deleted photos from your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch running iOS 8 and over. Complete details can be found right here.
Brooks Kraft is an established photographer, who decided to ditch his fancy DSLR cameras this time around and go with the more casual iPhone 6 Plus to document this year's Christmas decorations at the White House.
Mark Zuckerberg in an interview with TIME has touched upon a very interesting subject that involves the concept of business models generating revenues from ads. Zuckerberg talked about how Apple charging their consumers does not mean that the company is more customer based than other free, ad-supported business models out there.
After all the speculation and reports, a device believed to be the Galaxy S6 has been spotted, boasting its hardware info in the database of the popular AnTuTu benchmarking app.
Customizable keyboards have greatly heightened the iOS 8 experience, allowing users to choose a third-party app to suit their precise typing needs. There are many different types of keyboards available already, ranging from feature-rich, pro-level typing experiences to those focusing on GIFs and emoji, but one thing that most keyboards have in common is that they're themable. For the most part, however, you can only select from a bunch of default options, but a new entry to the great App Store sees one developer hand these aesthetic reigns over to a wide selection of creative designers.
Paid apps and games go free on the App Store all the time, but whilst this is good news for those trying to save a few dollars, the usual price tag doesn't necessarily mean the app was ever worth paying for in the first place. When a particular title garners such acclaim as to be declared Apple's App of the Week, though, one can be fairly sure that said app is one to be checked out, and with an ordinary price of $1.99, an increasingly popular new game is now completely free for a very limited time.
















