There are a lot of people who aren’t very big fans of iOS 10 and are actually looking to downgrade to iOS 9. Though we believe that the update with be smooth in the future, there are certainly a lot of kinks that need to be worked out. The lock screen in iOS 10 is […]
Stop What You’re Doing And Check Out The New Emoji
Whatever you’re doing right now, stop. Stop doing it. Seriously. Stop. You have to download Apple’s newest version of iOS right now. ( I can’t send you any of the cool new emoji if you don’t.) Apple just starting pushing out iOS 9.1, and at first the new operating system seems pretty boring. It has those […]
Who’s Going To Buy an iPad Pro?
Okay, I’ll admit it: I’ve finally come around to the idea of an iPad Pro. Sort of. The closer the release date gets, the more I see its potential in Apple’s iPad lineup. At first, I was really skeptical — okay, more like aghast at the idea of an iPad approximately the same size as […]
Review of Apple’s News App
While many techies consider iOS 9 to be more of an under-the-hood-improvements kind of software update, the new mobile operating system did add a few really cool features that make your overall iOS experience much more enjoyable. With your update, the native Notes app became much more useful, especially for people who are familiar with […]
How to Sign Up for Apple’s Beta Software Program
Since the World Wide Developer Conference in 2014, Apple has given the public an opportunity to test drive its newest OS X and iOS software before their official releases. Starting with the releases of OS X Yosemite and iOS 8, Apple welcomed virtually anyone interested in trying out Apple’s newest desktop and mobile software — […]
7 iOS 9 Tricks You Need to Know
On September 16, Apple started pushing out updates of its latest operating system, iOS 9, to iPhones and iPads all over the world. With iOS 9 comes a sizable upgrade to iOS 8, but most of the upgrade is under the hood; several of the updates that you’ll actually use aren’t immediately discernible when you […]
Which New Emoji Do You Like Best: Unicorn, Middle Finger, or Sad Lion?
The public beta of iOS 9.1 has been released, and with it new emoji. I’ve said it once, and I’ll say it again – it still sometimes amazes me how much the use of emoji has spread like wildfire. From toddlers to grandparents, using emoji is almost as natural as breathing. And with new emoji […]
Home Sharing Will Return in iOS 9
The recent removal of Home Sharing from the latest version of iOS has sparked some controversy within the Apple community. The popular service that is built into Apple’s mobile operating system allows users to quickly and easily stream their personal libraries of music and videos to various devices throughout their homes without having to store gigabytes […]
How Low Power Mode in iOS 9 Will Save Your Battery
When Apple announced iOS 9 a few weeks back they gave us a tantalizing glimpse at a number of interesting new features. For instance, we got an intriguing look at the new Proactive Assistance functionality, and a solid demo of the upgraded Notes app too. But perhaps the best new feature is one that Apple […]
The 6 Best New Features of iOS 9
Earlier in the week Apple took advantage of the start of 2o15 Worldwide Developer Conference in San Francisco to take the wraps off a new version of iOS, the mobile operating system that powers the iPhone and iPad. While the software won’t be available to the general public until later this fall, we were able to get a […]
iOS 8.4 Coming, iOS 9 Might Be Announced at WWDC
The iOS 8 adoption rate has skyrocketed quickly recently to 81 percent, according to Apple. This data was measured by the App Store on April 27, 2015. iOS 7 holds a 17 percent share, while earlier versions are only at 2 percent. With a huge majority of iOS users on iOS 8, anticipation is building […]
