Jan 23
The reboot of the vehicle-smashing classic Carmageddon made its way to both Android and iOS last year. Now, in anticipation of its Steam Early Access approach, the team has made … Continue reading
Jan 23
Apple has pushed out new versions of iWork for iOS, Mac, and the iCloud beta, addressing some of the common requests around its Pages, Numbers, and Keynote apps. The updates … Continue reading
Jan 23
Android users have a plethora of options available to them if they don’t feel like using the stock keyboard that’s baked into the OS. The SwiftKey keyboard happens to be one of the most popular third-party keyboards for Android, offering features like Flow, which lets users punch in words by simply sliding their fingers across the keyboard. It appears that the popular keyboard might come over to iOS as well, through an app called SwiftKey Note. This according to famed Twitter leaker @evleaks, who has leaked a screenshot of the iOS app.
SwiftKey Note App May Bring Popular Android Keyboard To iOS Devices original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Jan 23
iRig has announced its latest offering for Apple users — the iRig Mic HD, something it calls the first “high-quality” digital handheld microphone for the iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, and … Continue reading
Jan 23
This week there’s already been one report of Apple deciding to move forward with at least one larger display size for their iPhone lineup, coming first to the iPhone 6, … Continue reading
Jan 23
iOS 7, perhaps the most divisive software update in Apple’s history of mobile devices, has suffered from one particularly annoying bug since launching last September. Random restarts have plagued a number of users, and finally Apple is doing something about it.
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Jan 22
Apple is readying a firmware update for iOS 7 which the company says will address unexpected reboots that users of the iPhone have reported in considerable numbers since the latest … Continue reading
Jan 22
Word this afternoon comes from Timothy Arcuri of Cowen and Company that Apple’s next iPhone – tentatively called the “iPhone 6” – will certainly be working with a 4.8-inch display. … Continue reading
Jan 22
Android beats iOS in mobile ad impressions for Q4 2013 but loses in revenue
Posted in: Today's ChiliOpera Mediaworks has published a new report that looks at the mobile advertising industry at the end of 2013. The report shows that Android beat iOS slightly in Q4 2013 … Continue reading
Jan 21
We know that Apple plans on making a name for themselves in the automobile industry by integrating iOS into vehicles’ infotainment units. This integration is known as iOS in the Car and we’re sure some of you guys are wondering how it will look like. Will it look like the iOS we have all come to know and love (or hate)? Or will Apple take on a completely different design language for its in-vehicle operating system? Well thanks to app developer, Steven Troughton-Smith, he has posted a couple of images onto his Twitter account where it basically shows off what appears to be Apple’s upcoming iOS in the Car interface. It is unclear how Troughton-Smith got the images, and when asked about it he declined to comment.
As you can see, the design of iOS in the Car is different from what Apple had initially shown off in its marketing materials (bottom half of the photo is Apple’s original design), but then again this is to be expected as changes are made over time. For the most part it looks like iOS except that the choice of blue fonts on a translucent black background does remind us of Android. Overall it is a pretty interesting design. There’s no telling when iOS in the Car will make an appearance, although Honda has made some efforts with HondaLink, but according to Apple’s website, it is listed as “Coming soon”, so hopefully it won’t be too long until we get to see the final product.
iOS In The Car Leaked UI Shows Off Design Changes original content from Ubergizmo. 
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