iOS

Steve Jobs used to joke that Apple was a ship that leaked from the top … So you ask yourself, why is the file system the face of the OS? Wouldn’t it be better if there was a better way to find … Continue reading →

Google’s announcement comes days before Apple, which is hosting its Worldwide Developers Conference next week, is rumored to announce that it will replace Google maps with its own service for the iOS operating system that powers its mobile …

Apple has broken its silence code with the release of its new guide on iOS security features that directly affect iOS application development. This has come as a big surprise to the tech world as Apple is known for keeping … Continue reading →

Finally, Apple is almost certain to preview the next major version of the iPhone & iPad underlying software – iOS 6. Mountain Lion is pretty much a given. The only thing we can’t be sure of is whether it will … Continue reading →

Instead, by introducing some nice but incremental improvements to Google Maps for Android and Google Earth days before Apple is expected to introduce its own iOS mapping software, Google accomplished little other than forcing the company to …

Not only will Windows Phone outshine BlackBerry in the worldwide smartphone market, it will surpass Apple’s iOS and become the second-most popular smartphone platform by 2016, states a forecasting report released by IDC on Wednesday.

In the iOS 6 update, it is rumored that Apple will add a kill-switch for notifications to allow you to get some peace. According to 9to5Mac, the new update to iOS will feature a single ‘Do Not Disturb’ switch to … Continue reading →

With discussion around Apple’s desire to introduce a mapping system of its own in iOS 6 to unseat Google from its preloaded app selection, Peter fielded lots of inquiries on the matter. He did an admirable job of dodging the … Continue reading →

Apple will finally hatch its long-running plan to get rid of Google Maps from the iPhone this year, triggering a monumental battle for local advertising, media reports have said. Following previous speculation about Apple’s mapping plans, The Wall Street …

Microsoft has gotten off to a slow start in the mobile world but may wind up in second place in another four years. Windows Phone will capture a market share of 19.2 percent in 2016, up from just 5.2 percent … Continue reading →