Google is trying really hard to improve its apps. A few days ago, Chrome for Windows and OS X saw the implementation of voice searches on Google.com, and now the company wants to take a step further to make things easier for users of all kinds of platforms, including Apple´s mobile products. Continue reading
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Nintendo 64 on iOS – an update
I am a big fan of emulators running on iOS. Thanks to ZodTTD, “that being who makes emulators on the iPhone”; it is possible to play Super Nintendo (with snes4iphone), PlayStation (through psx4iphone) and even Sega Genesis – using the genesis4iphone app – on a jailbroken device. Continue reading
Samsung Galaxy S4 images leak
Samsung Galaxy S IV may have just been leaked ahead of this week’s unveiling.
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Slash is coming to Angry Birds [Video]
Files App available on the App Store
If you have used iFile, the famous Cydia tweak, this may result a little bit too familiar to you. Continue reading
Photoshop Touch now available for iPhone
Photoshop Touch is now available for Android and iPhone. Continue reading
EPELTECH has a new Spanish version
Do you prefer your tech news in Spanish? Continue reading
Angry Birds Toons, a new cartoon by Rovio [Video]
Meet the Chrome Pixel [Video]
Google has unveiled the Chrome Pixel, a “a laptop that brings together the best in hardware, software, and design to inspire future innovation”. Continue reading
Will HTC Change Mobile Photography With Ultrapixels?
HTC is planning to announce its newest flagship device later this month. Rumored to be named the HTC M7, HTC is hoping to continue its trend of introducing a new and innovative technology in its newest flagship device. The leaked specifications for the handset have indicated that the phone touts a 13 megapixel camera, which would be no slouch on its own, but nothing we haven’t seen before. Continue reading
ZodTTD to release a new update for his N64 emulator
After evasi0n’s release, a lot of Cydia tweaks and software must be updated to support iOS 6 Continue reading
Google releases new iPhone app: Coordinate
Google seems to be on a roll. Continue reading
Siri speaks new languages
Siri can now speak more languages. Continue reading
Apple to hold event on October 23
I can’t believe it. Steve Jobs said an iPad Mini was out of the question, but it seems that Apple is becoming a different company after the genius’ death.
UK carrier to offer 4G connection
This is pretty interesting: Ofcom, the regulator for UK communications, announced today that it has given permission to the carrier Everything Everywhere to begin using its existing 1800 MHz to offer LTE services beginning on September 11. Continue reading
German carrier announces new iPhone
While the September unveil and launch date for the new iPhone has been all-but-confirmed by a number of news outlets, Apple has still yet to officially make the call. And it may not for another two weeks. Continue reading
Plants Vs Zombies 2 coming to the App Store in 2013
The anticipated sequel to the incredibly popular Plants vs Zombies has finally been confirmed. Continue reading
Rovio teams up with Green Day
If you thought Rovio teaming up with the folks of NASA to create Angry Birds Space was cool, wait until you hear this. Continue reading
The Simpsons: Tapped Out back in App Store
You can almost hear Homer saying “Woohoo!” as The Simpsons: Tapped Out lands back in the App Store after its 6 month hiatus. As you may recall, EA released the game back in March of this year, but it was quickly pulled. Continue reading
Angry Birds Seasons update brings new bird
Angry Birds Seasons update brings new bird. Continue reading
OS X Pad HD: Mac experience on iPad
We’re a little bit late to the party on this one, but if you haven’t seen this new OS X Pad HD theme for the iPad, you have to check it out. You’ve seen OS X themes before, but you’ve never seen anything like this. Continue reading
Play Nintendo games on iPhone´s Safari
With Nintendo adamant it’ll never bring its games to iOS, the only way to enjoy your favorite titles on your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad is to jailbreak your device and download an emulator. But that’s no longer the case. You can now enjoy more than 100 NES and Game Boy games in your iPhone’s web browser. Continue reading
Microsoft Surface to go on sale for $199
Microsoft´s tablet to be priced at $199. Continue reading
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Meet Saga, your new assistant
We finally got an invite to use Saga, a new assistant for iPhone. Continue reading
All iPhone 5 rumors gathered in one video
The New Yorker available for iPhone
New iPhone 5 gallery
This is how the new iPhone will look on your hand [IMAGES]. Continue reading
Bluetooth sharing feature in iOS 6
Bluetooth sharing feature in iOS 6. Continue reading
Apple gets rid of YouTube in iOS 6
iOS 6 beta 4 available NOW
Apple has seeded the fourth beta of its new iOS 6 software to developers this morning. The release comes just three weeks after the previous update. Continue reading
Double the battery life of your iPhone
Although being able to dramatically change the way Apple’s mobile operating system works by performing a jailbreak on the device is extremely beneficial and can result in a positive way to the user, some iOS device owners have also stated that they have noticed significant downsides to jailbreaking. Continue reading
Nuance unveils Nina, the virtual assistant for iOS
Nuance unveils Nina, the virtual assistant for iOS and Android apps. Continue reading
Open links in-app without switching to Safari
Open links in-app without switching to Safari. Continue reading
Angry Birds releases new teaser
It looks like the Mars Curiosity rover isn’t the only thing landing on Mars this year. Rovio just took the lid off of its next major Angry Birds update, Angry Birds Space: Red Planet. Continue reading
FIFA 13 coming to iOS
FIFA 13 coming to iOS. Continue reading
How to get Amazon Instant Video on your iPhone outside the U.S. [EXCLUSIVE]
New Real Racing 3 trailer available
Great news for all of you iOS gamers out there, Firemonkeys has just taken the lid off of Real Racing 3. Continue reading