Apple just released iOS 7.1.1 for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. The update contains security updates, bug fixes and improvement. Here we have full change log and direct download link.
Last Thursday, Microsoft unveiled three new Office apps for the iPad. And now, Microsoft has made its Office apps for iPhone and Android, completely free to use.
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Apple’s Mac has turned 30 and the company has been celebrating the occasion with numerous gestures. Apple has now released a custom font depicting all the Mac models, as part of the celebration. The font can be downloaded from the link provided below.
There are many gorgeous casings for mobile devices in the market. This year at CES 2014, a company named Canopy in Minneapolis unveiled a new iPhone case dubbed as “Sensus protective case” that can turn an entire iPhone 5 into a touchscreen.
Every year many companies unveil their cutting-edge products at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). The CES 2014 is no different. This year at CES, wireless power firm WiTricity unveiled a new wireless power system that can recharge your iPhone 5 and iPhone 5S without contacting with the phone.
Apple has started giving away free downloads for both iPhone and iPad from it’s ’12 Days of Gifts’ app. It brings a daily free contents including music, apps, books, games from December 26th to January 6th and users will get variety of contents based on their geographic location.
Data usage on today’s mobile devices can be expensive. Especially if you are using online services using your cellular connection, you may end up with a huge bill. Here are a few tips to cut down on your monthly mobile bills.
The photos section in the handset of most smartphone users is somewhat of a mess. There are too many photos and too little time to organize them into neat folders. But a new app, Impala, is able to sort out all your iPhone photos within minutes, categorizing them into neat labels such as ‘Outdoors’ and ‘Food.’