21K Runner is a very useful health & fitness app that can train you for a half marathon. This app is developed by Heavy Duty Apps. This premium app is free at App Store for a limited time (down from the usual $3.99). If you able to run 10K, you can try this app to reach 21K.
Online repair shop, iLab Factory has published some images of upcoming iPhone’s parts. The site’s leaked images showcase a fully assembled iPhone 5 body. These images give us a clear idea how Apple’s next-generation iPhone might look like. Reportedly, iPhone 5 will be released this fall.
Swipy is a wonderful notepad app developed for the iOS platform. Just write your notes and this swiping app will quickly e-mail it or save it in Dropbox. This app is developed by Teokoul. This premium app is available for free at App Store for a limited period. Grab it before the offer expires.
Last week we have seen that Samsung has announced it was waiting for a press event in August to release a new Galaxy device. Now, BGR has claimed that Korean electronic giant will release the Galaxy Note 2 during its press conference on the 15 of August. BGR has provided this news on the basis of anonymous source who has close relation to Samsung. There is no official confirmation about the Galaxy Note 2 release.
Normally, whenever Apple dishes out an update for its desktop OS, it takes many months before a significant number of people start using it. In other words, Mac users are rather in following Apple OS upgrades. However, this may be changing with Apple’s latest release, the Mountain Lion. According to report, 3 percent Mac users have already switched to Mountain Lion within 48 hours of its release!
File systems are essential part of computers in today’s world. They are essential to help you organize your files efficiently and effectively. However, for long, Apple has been making use of multi-level file systems in its desktop operating system. Now, with OS X Mountain Lion, Apple has also introduced a single-level file system.
Microsoft has been trying hard to expand the scope of its Bing Maps. For instance, it recently added 165 terabytes of satellite images to the repository of Bing Maps. Whereas Google Maps remains the most popular online mapping solution, Bing Maps have gained a lot of traction in recent days. Now, the company has released an excellent app called ‘Bing Get Me There’ for iPhone users.
xQuestions is such a wonderful educational app developed for the iOS platform that let users create, share and take tests. This app is developed by Sam Yu. This app allows users to create their own multiple-choice or fill-in-the-blank questions and test themselves or others later on. This premium app usually comes for $4.99. But during the limited period promotional price drop it is available for free at Apple App Store.