iOS

The US court had upheld Apple’s claims, and placed partial injunctions against … From a regulatory point of view, Samsung is often “holding the flag” for all the Android OS based smartphone makers. Fitch therefore believes it would be unlikely … Continue reading →

Apple has outlined a way for iOS developers to protect themselves against an exploit that lets users gain free access to paid add-on content sold within their apps. In a new support document posted today, the company provided detailed guidelines … Continue reading →

That gives Apple’s iOS platform an outsized lead in actual ad revenues compared relative to its market share in traffic: Together, the iPhone and iPad capture more than 61% of revenues to Android’s nearly 27%. From the report: The iPhone … Continue reading →

There is no such limit in place to keep users of Apple’s next major iOS release from installing 500 or more applications without ill effects on system performance, says a person familiar with the latest beta of the software. Instead, … Continue reading →

Unlike being too rich or too thin it appears that you can in fact have too many apps for Apple‘s iOS 6 to run properly. Agreed, this is something that is only in the beta release and might well not … Continue reading →

At its launch, Bitdefender told ZDNet Australiathat it would provide iOS users with a way to judge apps in a similar fashion to how Android users are able to view application permissions natively. (Credit: Bitdefender) It appears that Apple has … Continue reading →

“Mountain Lion, Apple’s next version of OS X (10.8), is due any day now (with the latest rumors pointing to a July 25th release date). This means now’s the perfect time to prepare your Mac for the smoothest upgrade transition,” … Continue reading →

The new member of the Google family and portfolio is Sparrow, a popular third-party email client for Apple’s two operating systems: Mac OS X and iOS. The official announcement actually came from Sparrow’s leadership. Sparrow CEO Dom Leca posted …

Opinions may vary. Apple’s iOS 6, it seems, has an answer though: 500. That’s what a developer says about the current developers’ version of the operating system. “When a user has over 500 apps on their iDevice, they will start … Continue reading →

When we first did a hands-on with the new TED Books app for iOS two weeks ago, I had a fair amount of nits to pick, despite liking the idea of the app overall. There were mysterious instances of pixelated, … Continue reading →