Over the past few years there’s been an increasingly obvious trend in the smartphone market to build bigger, more powerful devices packed full of high spec components and parts. The latest Android handsets boast impressive quad-core processor, 1080p displays and batteries with more juice in them than James’ giant peach. While I’m not one to be overly…
In today’s world of smartphones, it seems the new norm for flagship devices is to have a 1080p display, spread over a huge 4.5+ panel. But, the iPhone remains one of the smallest, if not the smallest premium handset on the market. Its 4-inch display is fantastic, but is it big enough? Let us know your ideal display size by taking part in our poll. How…
As soon as T-Mobile had announced it would be selling the iPhone in the States, we decided to conduct a survey to see how many of you would think about switching carriers to take advantage of the “UNcarrier” plans. Surprisingly, many of the respondents were keen on the idea saying that they were definitely planning on it, or would consider it when the next…
T-Mobile held a long-awaited event earlier today, and we finally saw an official partnership between the Magenta carrier and Apple come to fruition with the T-Mobile iPhone 5. It’s the first iPhone to date that supports all the carrier’s bandwidths for HSPA+ and 4G LTE. As well as the new network compatibility, was the pricing: $99 up front plus $20 per…
There have been reports circling the web this morning of users complaining about battery life since updating to iOS 6.1. The latest version of Apple’s mobile operating system landed a couple of weeks back, and has already received some negative press. (You could be forgiven for not knowing with all the jailbreak news that’s been going on lately). The…
Were a few weeks in to the New Year, and Apple’s been taking something of a beating in the stock market, thanks to some negative reports in the press. Both Reuters and WSJ have reported on low demand for one of Apple’s iDevices. With Apple’s earnings call coming up next week, we’ll soon find out just how successful Cupertino’s holiday season was. All…
Earlier this week, we asked you to take part in a poll to vote for you favorite apps of 2012. Three were obvious and unsurprising favorites. Google’s newly launched Maps and YouTube apps were very popular, as was the new Facebook design released earlier in the year. Making up the top 5 were iPhoto and Gmail 2.0. Now all you need to do is choose your…
We’ve been whittling down your choices for the past week, and eventually came up with 5 finalists for the best game of the year. In the end there wasn’t a huge amount of difference in results, but your favorite game of 2012 was the recently released Grand Theft Auto: Vice City! In second place was the popular Temple Run, followed closely by Angry Birds…
TiP Daily Dec 18, 2012: Instagram issues an open letter clarifying its new terms of service, Apple is offering free shipping to customers in the United States, and more! – Instagram open letter: http://tinyurl.com/dxg88k2 – iOS 6.0.2 release: http://tinyurl.com/bnyp4t6 – Apple Store free shipping: http://tinyurl.com/dxrh9an – Best app of 2012…
We’ve already had you vote for your favorite game of 2012 (still time to vote for that), now it’s time to vote for your favorite app of the year (no games allowed). This past twelve months has been an exciting one for new productivity apps in particular with the likes of Fantastical and Clear hitting the market along with a whole host of great Google…
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