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Official YouTube Capture App For iPhone Released, Lets You Instantly Record And Upload Videos Online

Paul Morris·December 18, 2012

Google is sitting at the top of the iOS app download charts, thanks to their recent release of the much anticipated Google Maps for iOS app, but that hasn't stopped them from pulling another software based rabbit out of their hat with the release of a dedicated video recording app. YouTube Capture has only just landed on the App Store in the Photo & Video category, and looks set to appease those iPhone and iPod touch users who have longed for a professional way to shoot and touch up video recordings before immediately uploading to YouTube.

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City For iOS Receives Massive Performance And Bug Fix Update

Ben Reid·December 17, 2012

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City was one of the most eagerly-anticipated releases this holiday for iOS, and with good reason. The tenth anniversary re-release of the iconic original title was teased on numerous occasion by Rockstar, and when it finally made an appearance on December 6th, I - like many Vice City fans - excitedly went over to the App Store and parted with the cash. Unfortunately, unlike the remake of GTA III last year, the launch has left many users noting of numerous bugs, and so instead of spending the past ten days celebrating the landmark launch, Rockstar has been working hard to iron out the lingering bugs. Today, version 1.1 of Vice City has been released to the App Store, and as per the changelog, most of the problems should now have been solved.

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Paul Morris·December 17, 2012

Strum For iOS Turns Your Video Clips Into Awesome Looking Music Videos

Ben Reid·December 16, 2012

Smartphones provide for us a plethora of functions, and increasingly, we're utilizing them for the purpose of taking photos and shooting video clips. Now there's certainly not a shortage of image-editing utilities available over at the App Store for those on an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, but when it comes to video, the selection is decidedly less rich. If you've been looking for a way to spice up your boring video clips, Strum for iOS might just be of interest for you, since it quickly turns 15-second video clips into fun music videos.

How To Add Text-To-Speech Functionality On Any iOS Device Keyboard

Paul Morris·December 16, 2012

Cydia is constantly being updated with new packages and enhancements that change the way how iOS devices operate, but it's always nice to see a new tweak land in the store that actually enhances the iOS software. The Speaking Keyboard package is one of those that pretty much does exactly what it says in the title, by bringing text-to-speech functionality directly to the keyboard on the device. The package requires iOS 5 or above and integrates with the built-in keyboard to bring audible letters, words and sentences as the user presses the keys.

This Tweak For iOS Fades Out Home Screen Elements When Pulling Down Notification Center

Paul Morris·December 16, 2012

1Password For iOS, Android, Windows And OS X Is The Perfect App For Storing All Your Personal Codes And Digits Securely

Ben Reid·December 16, 2012

Passwords are great mechanisms in protecting our private, sensitive data against the prying eye. However, with most entities setting different prerequisites - some want a capital letter, symbol or at least 8 characters, while other aren't so fussy - we end up with several passwords or codes inscribed on our minds. From a security point of view, having different passwords for different e-mail addresses, bank logins and sites is a great thing, since it means if somebody compromises one account, they won't necessarily manage to infiltrate others. However, remembering them all can be a pain in the backside, but with 1Password for iOS, Android, Windows and OS X, you can keep all of them stored securely, for whenever you need them.

Scrobbler For iOS Connects Last.fm To iPhone, Recommends Songs Based On Music Taste

Ben Reid·December 16, 2012

In this Digital Age, we're somewhat spoilt for choice when it comes to finding new music. Not only are there countless download and streaming services available at our fingertips, but most of them also point us in the direction of other artists and songs we'd perhaps like, based on our listening habits. Last.fm is considered by many as the go-to service for the discovery of new music, and although several scrobbling apps have been released by third parties as well as Last.fm itself, todays App Store debut of Scrobbler for iOS presents an app truly worthy of the popular service.

Google Maps For iPhone, Your (Old) New Maps App For iOS [REVIEW]

Goncalo Ribeiro·December 15, 2012

Dropbox v2.0 For iOS Released, Features A Whole New UI And Tons Of New Improvements

Oliver Haslam·December 15, 2012

Syncing data is big business these days, and the major player in the space is Dropbox. With mobile apps across all major platforms and syncing that the likes of Apple could only dream about, Dropbox today gave iOS users an early Christmas present by updating the company's iOS app.

How To Set Google Maps For iPhone Default App For Opening Map Links

Ben Reid·December 15, 2012

Google finally delivered the release everybody (on iOS 6) had been waiting for by unleashing its sorely-missed Maps app to the App Store, and having used it a little myself, it's as if the native offering never went away. For those jailbroken, a little tweak has been made to help truly brand that feeling of native-ness, by allowing you to open maps links automatically with the new app. Similar to the tweak that allows you to make Chrome for iOS your default browser, MapsOpener helps you truly do away with Apple's sketchy Maps app, by making the third-party download version the go-to for all map links.

Facebook v5.3 For iOS Released; Gets Slicker News Feed, Better Photo Uploading, And Revamped Timeline On iPhone

Ben Reid·December 14, 2012

Xmas Camera For iPhone Is A Fun Way To Christmas-ify Your Photos, Perfect Camera App For The Holiday Season

Ben Reid·December 14, 2012

Christmas is coming, and as many prepare to order the turkey, put up the tree, and generally join in the festivities, the app developers are pushing out the holiday-themed apps on an hourly basis. This is a time of year when many families come together, and naturally, many photos are taken, With Xmas Camera for iOS, you can truly add that Christmas feel to your snaps, thanks to the deluge of stamps and borders offered by the app.

Here Are The Top 10 iPhone And iPad Apps Of The Year 2012

Ben Reid·December 14, 2012

2012 is drawing to a close, and among the bunch of round-up posts we're going to be seeing throughout the blogosphere, Apple has piped up prematurely with its annual Best Of list. Every year, the Cupertino company hand-picks its favorite apps of the year alongside the bestsellers, and with hundreds of thousands of new entries every year, it can be easy to miss some of the very best. Here, we run through each and every one.

Amazon Instant Video App For iOS Updated With Support For iPhone And iPod touch

Ben Reid·December 13, 2012

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