Back in August, Google announced it would update its search application for iOS with voice recognition “in a couple days.” But that clearly did not happen. Apple has taken two months to approve the new Google Search application — finally releasing it early Tuesday afternoon.
Apple has just surprised everyone in the event today with its 4th generation iPad release. It’s just a revised version of their 3rd generation iPad which was released in March. They have brought some changes in their new 4th generation iPad replacing the 30-pin dock connector with its newly incorporated Lightning port of iPhone 5. The Wi-Fi model will cost you $499 USD for a 16GB version. Check out the features below.
T-Mobile USA’s $4 billion plan to strengthen and expand its competitive 4G network took a step for the positive on Monday as they announced their latest expansion to Kansas City. Subscribers in Kansas City market will now able to benefit from enhanced data and voice coverage.
Seems like thieves have a particular attraction for Apple products. In the middle of September, two thieves slammed a BMW car into an Apple Store and stole a bunch of iPhone and iPad. One month later, on October 12, a different group stole a car, smashed it into Kansas Apple Store and took away some Apple products.
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The GIF format is one of those old glories that refuse to retire. It has, among other features, the ability to store moving images useful for some applications, such as signatures on forums or to show small details of longer videos. In this tutorial I will show you how to create your own animated avatars in GIF format for forums using a Windows app.
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Few weeks ago the iOS 6, the new operating system for iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad 2 and the new iPad has become available. iOS 6 is arguably the most advanced operating system for mobile devices that exist with improved user experience, something that is felt in every detail of their applications. However, no matter how advance iOS user you are, there are plenty of things you are most probably not familiar of, and in this blog I will try to cover some of most interesting which you should try.
Saying Goodbye to Google Maps, Apple introduced Apple Maps in iOS 6. But few days after launch, Apple CEO Tim Cook had to apologize to Apple Maps users for faulty maps in iOS 6. On the other side, Google isn’t remained quiet. Rather the tech giant is bidding to hold onto iPhone users by improving its maps for the mobile Web. We have come to know that Google is planning to announce the debut of Street View images to its mobile Google Maps web app.
Apple replaced Google Maps with its own offering in iOS 6. Ever since the release, users have been complaining and pointing out numerous errors. Now, Apple CEO Tim Cook has posted a letter to customers on the company’s website, apologizing for the user experience, and even pointing to some alternatives. Get the details inside.