Apple has started airing two new television ads focused on the iPad mini, the second and third such spots released for their newest device. Apple previously released “Piano,” which was first shown off to the world at the iPad mini launch event. The first ad, “Books,” focuses as the iPad as an e-reader and shows both the mini and full-size iPad…
With the release of iOS 6 today, many things were updated for our wonderful iPhones and iPads. Among those updates were some new features for iOS’s iPhoto application. iPhoto update 1.1 for iOS new features: Six new Apple-designed ink effects Collection of new Coaching tips in the help system to help new users Uploading capabilities to iTunes…
Updated to iOS 6 yet? If not, you may not be seeing all these updates. Apple is currently pushing out an update to most of its iOS app lineup. So far personally, I’ve received the update for the following: – Find my Friends – Find my iPhone – Remote – Pages – Keynote – iPhoto – iMovie – Podcasts – iTunes Movie Trailers And more are…
Apple devoted a fair portion of its March 7 event to explaining and demoing its latest application, iPhoto for iOS. This photo managing app is cool because it combines all of the best aspects of the desktop application with a bunch of awesome, new features built for iOS. Apple has really been talking up the app, and it seems it payed off. In a…
Jake takes a quick look at everything announced at Apple’s March 7 iPad event. iOS 5.1, a new Apple TV and the new iPad were all announced. – Follow me on Twitter:Â http://tinyurl.com/6xjt8hc – Check out my YouTube channel:Â http://tinyurl.com/d6nlxa7 – TiP on Google+:Â http://tinyurl.com/ceedz2n – Like Today’s iPhone on…
Earlier today we reported on a last-minute rumor about a version of iPhoto for iOS, and it turned out to be correct! Apple spent a good portion of today’s event discussing the various features that iPhoto for iOS provides. Of course, you get sleek, simple photo organization. But the gesture-heavy application (available now for $4.99) also offers a…
Over the past couple years, we’ve seen some of OS X’s best applications find their way onto iOS devices. iMovie, Keynote, Pages, and Numbers are just a few, and if Daring Fireball’s John Gruber is correct, we could soon be adding iPhoto to that list. Gruber’s actually got a pretty compelling argument: We’ve already got iMovie and GarageBand…
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