How To Use iPhone 4S | Navigation Basics
Now that you’ve taken your first step into the iOS world of Multi-Touch gestures, it’s time to learn how to navigate your device. We’ll go over where your apps are stored, as well as how to organize them, search for them, and delete them. The Home Screen When you first turn on your device, you’re brought to the home screen. Here, you see an assortment of icons grouped into … Click to Continue
Monster Trucks Nitro 2 For iPhone
It isn't often that you can liken a Japanese TV programme to a sideways-scrolling monster truck game, but while racing the green shadow car over chaotic scenery, the obstacle course with the wrecking ball from Takeshi's Castle comes to mind. Monster Trucks Nitro 2 takes the well worn and quite tedious premise of sideways-scrolling scenery with automatic acceleration and some obstacles to get over … Click to Continue
How To Use iPhone 4S | Gestures and Techniques
Now that you have your iPhone 4S set up, it’s time to turn it on and explore. Your device is running Apple’s mobile operating system, iOS, which uses a variety of finger-based Multi-Touch gestures to help you navigate. In addition, it comes with some great apps—programs that you can run on your mobile device—to make your life easier and more productive. But before you start playing … Click to Continue
Greed Corp HD For iPad
Greed Corp is a multiplayer game that made its name on the console gaming scene. It puts players in the role of one of four corporations fighting to control the largest number of ever-crumbling landmasses and limited resources. This is strategy gaming at its finest, and the iOS version manages to bring the same level of fun and polish to the table. While Greed Corp ($1.99, app2.me/4890) is … Click to Continue
Easy Ways To Get The Most From Your iDevice
Take a Screenshot To capture an image of what's showing on your screen—whether it's Sid's latest droll reply or proof of your highest Fruit Ninja score ever—simply press the Home button and the Sleep/Wake button simultaneously. Voila! The image is saved directly to your photos. Swipe to Delete Want a quick, easy way to delete emails or text threads? Open your Mail or Messages app and … Click to Continue
How To Save Your iPhone 4S Battery
We know that the iPhone 4S's battery life leaves much to be desired. But there are several settings you can tinker with to help it last as long as possible. Sure, I've heard the protests: "If you turn off d the features, all you have left is a regular phone — what's the point of having an iPhone if you don't get all the bells and whistles along with it?" To that I say, just be judicious about … Click to Continue
The New Apple TV | 1080p HD Resolution and More
In addition to the new iPad, in March Apple introduced a new version of their New Apple TV set-top device that can now play high-definition movies and TV shows in 1080p. And to go along with that, Apple has now made 1080p content available in the iTunes Store. If you've already purchased a movie at 720p movie in the iTunes Store in the past, Apple will allow re-downloading of a 1080p version. Not … Click to Continue
iPad News from the WWDC Keynote June 7, 2010
Here is the Latest iPad News from the WWDC Keynote that took place just moments ago. Even though the WWDC Keynote focus was mostly on iPhone 4.0, we wanted to make sure you got the latest on any iPad-related news that came from the Steve Jobs WWDC 2010 Keynote. Here is what we learned about the iPad from today's Keynote that Steve Jobs just finished up. The iPad Statistics Steve Jobs … Click to Continue
Charadium for iPad – App Review
Category: Games Released: May 14, 2010 Developer: Ngmoco, Inc. Price: $4.99 Charadium: An Addicting Draw-and-Guess Multiplayer Game Charadium for iPad is an addicting draw-and-guess multiplayer game for your whole family. You play a game with other people who are also playing on an iPad, iPhone, and even an iPod Touch. Building A Community Everyone playing will need the … Click to Continue
iPad Apps For The MacBook Pro?
Will there ever be iPad apps for the MacBook Pro? Or the iMac? I sent out a tweet today that actually turned into a very intriguing question: Will Apple ever allow mobile applications on their laptop/desktop products? At first, it sounded a little odd to me. But then, as I thought more about it, why not? The reason I sent out the tweet was due to something that happened. I am so used … Click to Continue
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