If the Quicktime plugin didn’t play ball earlier in the week when Apple published the video of the keynote, you’ll be pleased to know, it’s made its way to the most popular source of online video content. The video above lasts almost two hours, and was uploaded to YouTube…
Despite being by far the best way to get games and apps on any platform in the smartphone world, the App Store has had its problems. The biggest being the way it keeps booting you out to the home screen when you buy an individual app. Second biggest: having to re-input your Apple ID details when you want to update apps already existing on your iPhone. That,…
To say that the default Maps app has been updated is something of an understatement. It’s been wiped clean, and replaced with something new. It’s a pretty gutsy move from Apple, but, it shows the company’s intent to go after what is “better” and not just sticking with something because it’s the norm. Cupertino has partnered with C3 technologies to kick off…
As promised, our coverage of iOS 6 starts (finally). I have the beta installed on my iPhone and I’m ready to rock. In this first “Inside iOS 6″ article we’ll be taking a look at Facebook integration, how it looks and how to use it. As with most things iOS, it’s pretty simple to use. First off, you head in to “Settings” then scroll down to…
Apple is moving away from its dependency on Google, one step at a time. In iOS 6, we get a pretty huge step away as Apple developed its own 3D maps and turn-by-turn navigation based on C3 technology’s work. The question always remained though: who’s providing the map data? According to the latest intel, it’s TomTom, among others. The company widely known…
Apple’s WWDC 2012 keynote event introduced updated MacBook Pros and Airs and a new next-gen MacBook Pro with a Retina Display, and previewed iOS 6 and OS X Mountain Lion. – WWDC 2012 live blog: http://tinyurl.com/7eqnt74 – Retina MacBook Pro announced, Pro and Air updated:http://tinyurl.com/bm3q3uf – Mountain Lion…
It took a little while for the iOS Dev Center to get back online, but, it’s finally up and running again. The iOS developer resource database has been updated to include the beta version of iOS 6, Apple’s recently announced mobile software features a new Maps app with turn-by-turn navigation, Siri updates, Facebook integration, along with a few other…
In what seems like record time, Apple has uploaded the entire Keynote video on to its events page. Only a an hour after the keynote came to a head, the whole show has been published. If you want to head over and view it, hit this link: http://events.apple.com.edgesuite.net/126pihbedvcoihbefvbhjkbvsefbg/event/index.html The event covers all the latest…
So WWDC has kicked off, and Apple have just announced their first changes, which are coming the both the Macbook Pro and the Macbook Air, let’s take a look: MacBook Air: We’re still seeing the two sizes, 11″ and 13″, and there are no aesthetic changes to report, however under the hood, things get a lot more interesting. New processors – The Air…
WWDC 2012 is set to kick off tomorrow at 10am Pacific Time/1pm Eastern/6pm British Summer Time, and we’ll be covering it from the start. Bookmark this page, and come back in time for the launch of iOS 6 and Mountain Lion on Monday, June 11th. Along with the two new operating systems, we’re expecting some new Mac hardware to be unveiled, but, we’re unsure…
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