iOS

When Apple launched iPhoto for iPhone, it quickly became clear that there was something odd going on with the maps in the application. Even though Apple never talked about this publicly, the data Apple used to render these new maps … Continue reading →

Managers 41 to 50 years old mainly use iOS devices while the younger 40-and-under demographic gravitates toward Android. BlackBerry holds the lion’s share of 51- to 60-year-olds. One of the first government agencies to officially adopt Apple’s devices was …

A patent application filed in late March showed Apple’s version of haptic technology, a process that would use piezoelectric actuators under the display to provide feedback. A new patent application, uncovered by Patently Apple, shows that Apple …

Sounds like you want Mac OS X Mountain Lion. Or more specifically, one of its newest features: Do Not Disturb. The big question: why oh why is this not on iOS already? A case study: Only last night, I was … Continue reading →

iOS developers all share the common knowledge that one of the most tedious processes in having a successful iPhone or iPad app is to pass Apple’s submission system. In order to have an app submitted to iTunes, the developers must … Continue reading →

It was purchased in China, and in addition to a shiny silver Apple emblem on the back, it’s also got the Bluetooth logo. The phone runs a mysterious operating system of unknown pedigree – it looks kind of like iOS … Continue reading →

http://www.iPhone4sJailbreak.com, within just days of the releasae of the latest iOS 5.1 from apple, have produced an innovative unlocking application which will enable all iPhone owners to free the network restriction caused by the latest iPhone 5.1 update.

Now Sansonetti hopes to do something similar for iOS. Sansonetti recently left his job at Apple-where he has worked for the past seven years-to found his own startup, dubbed HipByte. He announced his first product today, a new software development … Continue reading →

The government has certified Apple’s iOS for accessing information up to a Protected level, but RIM’s senior vice president of BlackBerry security Scott Totzke claims that RIM’s devices have what it takes to fight Apple in its government stronghold.

That’s a sales rate of 90 a minute, or 1.5 a second. How many Apple devices now use the Apple IOS operating system? 200 million. The operating system, developed in 2008, is used in Macintosh computers, iPhones and iPads. How … Continue reading →