Yesterday, iMore broke the news that Apple would be holding a special event on September 12th, with a release of the iPhone 5 on September 21st. Most other major websites and news services have now reported on this too. I think this new information really helps to explain the financial guidance that Apple provided to [...]
Archive for July, 2012
September iPhone 5 release helps explain Apple’s weaker Q4 revenue and gross margin guidance
Posted by ryan on July 31st, 2012
Deal of the Day: 86% off Case-Mate Medley Case for iPhone 4S and iPhone 4
Posted by ryan on July 31st, 2012
Today Only: Buy the Case-Mate Medley Case for iPhone 4S and iPhone 4 and save $30.04! Constructed from a blend of TPU and polycarbonate materials, this case provides your device with hard impact and scratch protection while still giving your iPhone 4S or iPhone 4 a soft touch feel. It features a unique pattern and [...]
Hulu Plus now available on Apple TV
Posted by ryan on July 31st, 2012
Hulu Plus, the U.S. streaming television service jointly ventured by NBC, Fox, and ABC, is now available on the Apple TV. It began appearing over night, and now the official Hulu blog has made the official announcement: Keeping up with the latest episode of Family Guy, MasterChef and New Girl on Hulu Plus just got [...]
TomTom launches new iPhone hands-free car kit with improved audio quality
Posted by ryan on July 31st, 2012
TomTom has just announced the new TomTom Hands Free Car Kit for the iPhone, which claims to offer the highest audio quality ever for loud and clear hands-free calls. The new car kit comes in two flavors, one specifically for the iPhone and another for phones with a micro USB connection. The TomTom Hands Free [...]
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Tags: Car Kit, Corinne Vigreux, Europe, Managing Director Consumer 
Comments OffLola's Math Train for iPhone and iPad review
Posted by ryan on July 31st, 2012
Lola’s Math Train is an iPhone and iPad app designed to help children 3-7 years old develop basic math and arithmetic skills. The difficulty level ranges between simple number recognition, basic inequality (which number is bigger), and elementary arithmetic. Lola’s Math Train turns learning into a fun experience and has a positive impact on kids’ [...]
Lola's Math Train for iPhone and iPad review
Posted by ryan on July 31st, 2012
Lola’s Math Train is an iPhone and iPad app designed to help children 3-7 years old develop basic math and arithmetic skills. The difficulty level ranges between simple number recognition, basic inequality (which number is bigger), and elementary arithmetic. Lola’s Math Train turns learning into a fun experience and has a positive impact on kids’ [...]
Apple’s goal is not to make money but to make good products according to Jonathan Ive
Posted by ryan on July 31st, 2012
Jonathan Ive believes that Apple’s goal is not to make money but to make good products. Ive, who is Apple’s Senior Vice President of Industrial Design, was speaking at the British Embassy’s Creative Summit. According to Wired UK., Ive said: We are really pleased with our revenues but our goal isn’t to make money. It [...]
Posted in iPhone, iPad & iPod Tags: Industrial Design, Jonathan Ive, Senior Vice President, Steve Jobs 1 Comment »Facebook for iPhone and iPad gains a new "save for later" feature
Posted by ryan on July 31st, 2012
Facebook has added a new feature to the Facebook for iPhone and iPad app that allows you to save posts for later. In reality, this works similar to what other services call “favorites”. If you browse the Saved posts, you are able to scroll through them later as their own feed. You have to physically [...]
Poll: What do you think of the supposed iPhone 5 design?
Posted by ryan on July 31st, 2012
What do you think of the supped iPhone 5 design? We’ve now seen both pictures and video of leaked parts assembled together to give us a look and what might just be the iPhone 5. Assuming they’re even close to what we’ll see at the September 12 special event iMore posted about earlier, what do [...]
Checkers – 2 players brings simple, classical, gaming fun to iPad
Posted by ryan on July 31st, 2012
Checkers – 2 players comes from Pacific Helm‘s dynamic duo of Louis Mantia and Brad Ellis, and if you’re familiar with their design work, you’re likely ignoring this preamble and already downloading. Fair enough. If you’re not familiar with their design work, either you’ve never used software by Apple, Square, Rogue Sheep, the Iconfactory, and [...]
