iOS

Apple on Thursday will unveil a new digital textbook project internally code-named “Bliss” that was inspired by Al Gore’s “Our Choice” iOS e-book, AppleInsider has learned. The details come from a tip sent earlier in the week by an anonymous … Continue reading →

With the introduction of iOS 5, Apple deeply integrated Twitter into iOS. This deep integration allows users to easily sign into Twitter and tweet from anywhere within a built in iOS app. Now, new evidence suggests that iOS 5.1 will … Continue reading →

The numbers are in and the fall 2011 launch of Apple’s 4S iPhone mid-life upgrade proved to be enough to propel the iOS platform to near parity with Android’s dominant marketshare. Both Nielsen Research and NPD Group announced recently that … Continue reading →

Apple’s iOS is the most popular mobile platform among corporate workers, at least according to a survey from mobile security provider Check Point Software. Among the more than 700 IT professionals polled for a Check Point study (PDF) released …

The war between Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android operating systems for smartphones rages on into 2012. The last quarter of 2011 saw the release opf two flagship devices from each company with the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus Android … Continue reading →

After introducing Twitter on iOS 5, it seems Apple is now planning to integrate Facebook in the new edition of the iOS platform. The reports of Facebook’s potential integration to the iOS platform started emerging after iMore discovered a reference … Continue reading →

A new biography hints at a potential power struggle in the post-Steve Jobs era at Apple by claiming iOS boss Scott Forstall has his eyes on the top job. The Inside Apple book, by Adam Lashinsky says that the ambitious … Continue reading →

As one of the founders of Apple, you might think that Steve Wozniak would be in love with the iPhone. If so, you might be shocked to learn that Woz also uses the Android-powered Motorola DROID RAZR, and that in … Continue reading →

Apple dropped support for the original iPhone before iOS was even called iOS. That of course was nothing but a red flag to iPhone hackers, determined to rid the mobile world of obsolescence. For the first time, you can now … Continue reading →

According to Nielsen’s latest report on the mobile phone industry in the U.S., the Apple iPhone 4S made its presence known in full-force over the past three months, causing interest in iOS to skyrocket and dampening the rapid growth of … Continue reading →