Here are 10 best tips on how to free storage space on your iPhone or iPad, useful for those using 16GB iOS devices.
On the face of this planet, if there's one service that's truly popular after Facebook, that's Twitter. The microblogging platform has grown into so much more than where it started from, similar to how the largest social network - Facebook - evolved. Twitter has become the number one source for keeping abreast with people from almost all walks of life, especially celebrities. Now, who is a bigger celebrity than the POTUS - President Of The United States - himself? It appears that six years in the office, President Barack Obama finally has his own Twitter account which he will handle directly, and he sent his first tweet using an iPhone, of all devices.
Andrios tweak for iPhone brings full Android Lollipop UI to iOS 8. Video demo, screenshots along with where to download it from info can be found here.
It's always hurtful to lose an iPhone; they're expensive, and they carry a lot of our personal data. Well, for Kirk Hammett, Metallica's lead guitarist, his recent loss of an iPhone transcends all such notions. Why? Because his lost iPhone contained over 250 guitar riffs which he had created for the band's next album.
Apple is being asked by the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) in the U.S. to switch on FM radio functionality in the iPhone, arguing that the service serves a number of benefits when compared to streamed data-based radio content. While we're at it, yes the iPhone has a dedicated chip for FM radio, but Apple has chosen to disable it.
Oh dear, how does this keep happening? Earlier today celebrity Nick Cannon sent out a tweet that waxed lyrical about the new Samsung Galaxy S6 that T-Mobile had hooked him up with. That's all well and good, and at that point we really don't have too much to say.
Developers regularly cut the prices of their apps and games in order to tempt folk into purchasing, and sometimes, they even go free. With Apple's App of the Week hand-picking the cream of the crop, iOS device owners get a good opportunity to add new content every single week without having to stump up cash. This week's offering is a fun little title that usually costs $2.99, and we've the key details and download link for you below.
Apple made a series of announcements at its Spring Forward media event on April 9th, and aside from Apple Watch and the all-new MacBook, the company also announced a deal to bring HBO to its range of products. HBO NOW, as it is known, has taken a month to finally hit the scene, but if you're rocking an Apple TV, iPhone or iPad, you can give it a whirl thanks to the 30-day free trial that is being offered.
Apple is now accepting non-iOS devices as a part of its Reuse and Recycling Program, and the facility is available to those residing in the United States, Canada, and several European countries as well. Head over the jump to learn more about the expansion of this program which now covers various Android, BlackBerry and Windows Phone devices.
Taking photos with our iPhones has become something that we just don't even think about anymore. With improvements to the Camera app mounting up with each and every new version of iOS, just letting the stock app take care of everything tends to work out pretty well for the most part. And in recent times, some pretty impressive images have come out of an iPhone and the standard Camera app.
