Apple’s iOS 7 isn’t an incremental upgrade from iOS 6. Things not only look starkly different, but in many cases, the familiar commands, gestures, and navigation elements have changed or have been replaced.
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Apple’s iOS 7 launches Wednesday. While you may be itching to get your fingers on the new OS, you’ll want to take some time to make sure your device is 100 percent ready for this major software update.
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Have a text or email you need to respond to while in a dark theater? Avoid death glares from those around you by simply inverting the colors on your phone.
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Yep. As in the chocolatey, wafery KitKat® bar.
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Sears should have morphed into Amazon.
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Yahoo’s summer shopping spree has claimed another company. This time it’s former social browser turned Flipboard clone, Rockmelt. Maybe you remember Rockmelt. OK, you probably don’t. Here’s the skinny.
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Last week, the beloved media player VLC returned to iOS after a two-year hiatus. The new version is fully open source, and as always, totally free. Here’s how you use it to pack your iPad or iPhone full of content …
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Microsoft’s Build Developer Conference is taking place this morning in San Francisco. It’s mostly a showcase for Windows 8.1, but it’s also an opportunity for Redmond to turn the page on a new era.
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With Google Reader’s demise looming, a host of media companies have jumped to fill the impending void. The latest? Good ol’ AOL.
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With the debut of iOS 7 this week, Apple has made the most radical change to its mobile operating system since it first launched on the iPhone way back in 2007. Need proof? Let’s take a walk down memory lane …
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