iOS

Luckily though, Apple is on the hunt for a few stellar iOS engineers to not only make Siri more beautiful, but also to perhaps get her ready for third party integration. We are looking for an engineer to join the … Continue reading →

Codenames are cool — just look at GI Joe. We know all about the codenames assigned to different versions of Android, but now Apple’s secret moniker for each version of iOS has been revealed. Apple’s operating system for mobile devices … Continue reading →

Apple executives believe that the iPhone 3GS and Amazon’s Kindle Fire will be two key devices that will expand the user base of iOS. That’s according to JP Morgan analyst Mark Moskowitz, who met with Apple’s chief executive Tim Cook … Continue reading →

In comparison, malware directed toward Apple’s iOS rose by only 25 percent over last year. Fortinet pointed to two reasons for the larger bull’s eye painted on Android’s back. Google’s OS has shown a dramatic increase in market share over … Continue reading →

Despite Apple’s apparent intellectual-property war on iPhone and iPad lookalikes, it appears the company has licensed at least one key iOS software patent to Nokia and IBM–and that it offered a license to current court rival Samsung as well. The … Continue reading →

Google has updated its iOS app for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch, and the latest version brings a range of new features to the Google+ application for Apple’s iOS devices. The new Google+ app lets you upload full resolution … Continue reading →

When it comes to cutesy nicknames for mobile platforms, Apple doesn’t let Google have all the fun. iPhone developer Steve Troughton-Smith unleashed the code names for iOS versions used internally by Apple. And like their dessert- and cat-themed …

Codenames are cool — just look at GI Joe. We know all about the codenames assigned to different versions of Android, but now Apple’s secret name for each version of iOS have been revealed. iOS, Apple’s operating system for mobile … Continue reading →

Sometimes, it seems that Google is just much more imaginative than Apple. Well, when it comes to naming operating systems, that is. Google offers the sweet inducements of Ice Cream Sandwiches and Honeycombs. Apple, on the other hand, seems to … Continue reading →

Though iOS code names are not advertised by Apple, the company still internally uses a series of secret names for each new build of its mobile operating system. Unlike with new builds of Mac OS X, where Apple makes the … Continue reading →