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Ever since iOS 7 brought support for gaming controllers, it has been rumored Logitech and MOGA might release their very own iOS 7 compatible gaming controllers. Just yesterday, MOGA Ace Power was announced, which had previously been leaked. Today its Logitech’s turn to out its new controller for iOS devices. Called PowerShell, it looks quite similar to the leaked images we saw a little while back, no major changes are noticeable in the final version. It has a textured d-pad on the left, four physical buttons on the right, a pair of shoulder buttons and a 1,500mAh battery inside which extends the device’s battery life during gameplay.

Logitech PowerShell is only compatible with iPhone 5s, iPhone 5, and the fifth generation iPod touch, the plastic iPhone 5c isn’t supported. The textured soft rubber surface on the console aims to make your lengthy gaming sessions comfortable. Users will have easy access to the phone’s features even when the controller is latched on to it, they’ll be able to snap pictures, make calls, listen to music all while volume buttons, power and sleep button as well as the ring and silent switch remain fully accessible. Available for pre-order from today, the Logitech PowerShell gaming controller costs $99.99.

Logitech PowerShell iOS 7 Gaming Controller Launched original content from Ubergizmo.

The iPhone has already propelled casual gaming into one of the biggest app segments in the industry: now, with iOS 7 and the Logitech PowerShell gamepad, those apps are getting the controller they’ve been crying out for. Building on the new MFI (“Made For iPhone”) controller profile that’s part of iOS 7, the $99.99 pad […]

It was back in September when Apple finally released iOS 7 to the public. Apple’s latest and greatest iOS update, which totally changes the look and feel of the OS, has been very well received. Since the release, Apple has rolled out a few incremental updates to fix some bugs but it hasn’t made any drastic changes. That would come in a major update like iOS 7.1. Today, iOS 7.1 beta download became available for registered developers, which confirms that Apple has already started working on the next big update.

As of now, it can’t be said for sure exactly what new features Apple is going to add into iOS 7.1. Its possible that some user interface changes might be made as well. This is just the first beta version, we can expect the company to seed a few more before the update is ready for public release. It is obviously too soon to say right now when Apple intends to release iOS 7.1 to the public. Registered developers can now head over to the developers’ portal and download iOS 7.1 for supported devices, which include all smartphones from iPhone 4 up to iPhone 5s, the third and fourth generation iPads as well as the iPad Air, the original and the Retina iPad mini and the fourth and fifth generation iPod touch.

iOS 7.1 Beta Download Available Now For Developers original content from Ubergizmo.

It was rumored last week that Apple might release an incremental iOS 7 firmware update in the near future. Web traffic from devices running iOS 7.0.4 started increasing last week, presumably because the update was being tested by Apple’s employees prior to its release. Today, Apple has released iOS 7.0.4, its an incremental update which does not bring any major features. It only brings a few bug fixes.

The official release notes state that this update, iOS 7.0.4 build 11B554a, comes with “bug fixes and improvements.” It also brings a fix for an issue that caused FaceTime calls to fail for some users. This update is compatible with the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. All smartphones from iPhone 4 right up to iPhone 5s are covered, and so are all tablets from iPad 2 to the recently released iPad Air. iPad mini and the Retina iPad mini are compatible with this update as well, and the fourth generation and fifth generation iPod touch models are included too. Apple releases the updates over-the-air, so they can be downloaded and installed right on the device itself. No need to connect to a computer, simply head to the Settings app and go to the Software Update section. IOS 7.0.4 weighs in at 37.6MB.

Apple Releases iOS 7.0.4 original content from Ubergizmo.

Supposing you’re aiming to purchase a Retina iPad mini and you don’t want to wait for it to be shipped to your home this week after digital sales started this morning. Did you know that you’ve got the option to head to an Apple store to pick the device up? The only kink in this […]