iOS

So, as I have said, there is a showdown between open standards HTML5 for delivering applications on the mobile web and native apps for iOS, Android and Windows … that the rivalry between Facebook, Apple and Google is turning this … Continue reading →

In the short term, it seems that notions of an imminent Apple ban on use of UDIDs are premature. However, most in the market have concluded that they need to move toward new methods of marketing attribution for iOS device … Continue reading →

Apple iPhone users are generally happy with the experience that the operating system, iOS, provides. Still, some users of Apple iOS-based iPads, iPhones, and iPods are eager to remove the limitations imposed by the company through the use of …

The release of the “Absinthe” untethered jailbreak a few months ago came as a blessing for the owners of iPhone 4S and iPad 2 running on iOS 5.0.1. And now, with Apple making the iOS 5.1 available for an upgrade, … Continue reading →

When I first heard about the Joypad Legacy app, I admit that I was skeptical. It’s a (now) free app that allows a PC or Mac gamer to turn their iPhone into a fully customisable handheld controller. It sounded too good … Continue reading →

Apple and its security software partners must rally quick … Cybercriminals need to look somewhere else, and OS X is easy pickings (same can be said of Android and iOS) since most users don’t install anti-malware and a false sense … Continue reading →

Is a 3D Hologram Tupac coming to an iPhone near you? Or perhaps a 3D Steve Jobs? Apple is working on 3D technology for iOS, but the potential end result remains under wraps. Flashback malware removal tool arrives for Java-less … Continue reading →

iOS is Apple’s operating system for their mobile devices. It debuted in 2007 with the release of the first iPhone, but has since been extended for use with the iPod touch, iPad, and Apple TV. iOS’ user interface relies on … Continue reading →

Apple may be one of the biggest companies in the world right now but it’s not above pettiness on occasion. Instagram was all well and good while it was an iOS app and only an iOS app. But then it … Continue reading →

FORTUNE — Compared with Apple’s (AAPL) iOS devices — the iPhone and the iPad– the Mac is a turtle. Slow and steady has characterized its growth rate since the launch of the iPhone — an average of 26% year over … Continue reading →