iOS

Cybercriminals continue to target Tibetan activists, but as it turns out, they slightly changed their attack tactics. Experts found that they are sending out emails that purport to contain instructions on how to use “Tibetan Input Method for Apple iOS … Continue reading →

That said, if you own an iOS device and want some good fun, you may be interested to know that the crime-fighting duo is making its rounds on Apple devices. Sam & Max: Night of the Raving Dead just landed … Continue reading →

Some iOS users have great app ideas, but maybe they’re just not very good at programming. Apple could be seeking to broaden app development opportunities to people without typical developer skills if a patent revealed by AppleInsider means anything.

iOS and iTunes users have been bumping into new and stricter … A backup email address is also being required, presumably in case a user’s primary address and associated Apple ID become compromised. In threads on the Apple Support forums, … Continue reading →

After the non-practicing patent holder filed its infringement suit against a range of iOS app developers, Apple argued that its own licensing agreement with Lodsys effectively extends to apps published by third-party developers for the iOS platform.

Apple subsidiary FileMaker Inc. has announced that FileMaker … FileMaker Go 12 for iPad and iPhone make it easy for everyone to run iOS database apps featuring cool themes and Starter Solutions, powerful desktop design tools, and superior file management … Continue reading →

Australia’s Defence Signals Directorate, an agency charged with collecting signals intelligence and educating the rest of the government about security, has green-lit Apple’s iOS for use in “classified Australian government communications”. The …

The Smartenit® App offers easy monitoring and control of ZigBee® and INSTEON® automation networks, and will run on mobile/tablet platforms (Android and iOS), web browsers, and on Windows, Mac, and Linux desktops. The application uses a local gateway and …

Steam works similar to Apple’s iOS App Store within iTunes, providing a market for PC video game titles and a mechanism for automatically delivering the latest software updates to players. After months of rumors that suggested Valve would begin supporting … Continue reading →

Last year Apple was facing a class-action lawsuit over iOS games using the freemium model that parents argued allowed children to easily rack up hundreds or thousands of dollars in in-app purchases. Apps would normally require a password before …