If you’d planned on downgrading from iOS 7 to iOS 6 on your iPhone or iPad this week using the official restore method from Apple, you’ll be out of luck starting this week. This is because as of the start of this week, Apple has stopped “signing” old versions of restore points for the operating […]
We know you’ve likely had your fill of app updates for iOS 7, but bear with us — this one’s likely worth your attention. Major League Baseball has updated the MLB.com At Bat app to both support Apple’s new software and introduce host of postseason-friendly features. Sports fans can now watch live Wild Card games, division playoffs and National League championships from multiple camera angles. The updated app also brings a full suite of postseason info, complete with dedicated news and stat sections. If you’re worried that you’ll miss a crucial game on the road, you’ll want to grab the new At Bat release from the source link.
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Today several sources – and users across the USA – are reporting a bit of an annoyance in iOS 7 for their iPhones and iPads when working with apps that require log-in information. One of the most prevalent of these is Mailbox, the email app released earlier this year to iPhone and iPad for iOS […]
If you’re walking around New York City this afternoon, you may be handed a flyer by the NYC Police Department with a “Public Awareness Notice” for so-called “Apple users”. This note informs users of iPhone and iPad devices that upgrading to iOS 7 will add security features that will keep these devices from being reprogrammed […]
You can expect three things every time a new iOS version comes along: fresh aesthetics, features and, by the looks of it, ways to bypass a locked screen. In iOS 7’s case, this is the second security flaw unearthed since it’s launched: An iPhone user named Karam Daoud recently discovered that you can dial any number on the Emergency call page from a locked homescreen. If you press the green phone button repeatedly after keying in a number, the screen turns black with an Apple logo, and the call goes through. We’ve tested it out on different devices, and while it doesn’t work all the time, the point is that it sometimes does. There’s no apparent way to disable Emergency calls, but Apple reportedly told Daoud it’ll issue a patch later. We’ve reached out to Cupertino for a statement, and we’ll inform you once we hear back.
Meanwhile, if you’ve been hearing about another supposed iOS 7 exploit that allows Siri to make calls, send text messages and post to social networks from a locked screen, don’t worry too much. It’s not actually a bug — just go to Settings > General > Passcode Lock > Allow access when locked, then switch Siri off. After you do that, no mischievous sibling should be able to post embarrassing status updates on your Facebook account. That is, unless you do it yourself after a night of drunken revelry.
Filed under: Cellphones, Mobile, Apple
It would appear that the off-the-line leaks of Apple mobile device parts will not be ending with the release of the iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c, as evidenced today by what very much appears to be the iPad mini 2. While we’ve heard little solid information on what the insides of the iPad mini 2 […]
As with all upgrades to a new operating system on the device you use most during the day, with iOS 7 there’s a set of features not all iPhone users are going to like. Lucky you, there’s a way to switch quite a few (if not nearly all) of the odds and ends back off, […]
Apple’s iOS 7 was release just the other day, prior to the official release of both the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C. The highly-anticipated launch of Apple’s newest and most ambitious iOS update to date has been met with a lot of criticism, but we don’t think anyone hates it more than 4-year-old Jack Colling from Kansas. (more…)
iOS 7 Causes 4-Year-Old Boy To Cry Uncontrollably original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer recently hinted during a chat with Wall Street analysts that Microsoft was working on a version of Office for the iPad and Android tablets. Rumors have long suggested that Microsoft was going to port its bread-and-butter Office productivity suite to the Apple gadgets. Microsoft Office continues to be the de facto […]
If you are an iOS gamer who enjoys playing games on your mobile device, but you don’t enjoy on-screen controls the GameCase maybe just the project been looking for. The GameCase isn’t a case in the way that you might think of because it’s not designed to protect your device. It rather reminds of a […]
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