iOS

Apple is launching its latest mobile operating system, iOS 5, today. While most of the focus has been on the new features it will introduce on iPhone, the latest iOS will actually change the way many iPad owners use their … Continue reading →

iOS 5, the new operating system for your iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch, has been released by Apple, and it’s a big one, folks. If you own a newer-generation Apple device, especially an iPhone, you need to download iOS 5 … Continue reading →

Apple Inc. faced bogged down servers due to overwhelming number of users trying to update their devices to the newest version of iOS 5. The early rush to upgrade resulted in glitches including hour-long waiting and cancelled updates. When users … Continue reading →

Apple has shown interest in allowing users of its Game Center social network for iOS to create custom, cartoon-style avatars to represent themselves in the digital world. System-wide avatars have become a common part of gaming in recent years, starting … Continue reading →

The iOS 5 install may in itself may be the first challenge since many users have bumped into technical problems trying to install Apple’s new mobile OS. An attempt this morning to upgrade my iPod Touch to iOS 5 turned … Continue reading →

(CBS) – Hey Macheads, iOS 5 is here and we’ve rounded up reviews, discussions and tweets to give you insight on Apple’s new mobile operating system. While some of you have been in download hell, others have been floating on … Continue reading →

Today is the day for the Apple release download of its new iOS 5 operating system for mobile devices. With some 200 new features, it was eagerly awaited to say the least by owners of Apple’s bestselling iPhone, iPad and … Continue reading →

Loaded with over 200 new features, Apple Inc.’s latest mobile operating system, iOS 5, lands on Wednesday. It is a free software update, expected to improve the functioning of the popular Apple products. Considering the smartphone market getting …

Soon after Apple made the iOS 5 update available this afternoon, I connected my iPhone 4 to my iMac and attempted to download the new operating system software, which I had been testing on an Apple loaner iPhone 4S. With … Continue reading →

If you look at the specs, Android (both “Gingerbread” and “Honeycomb”) and iOS 5 appear evenly matched: Both can connect to Exchange, IMAP, POP, and Gmail accounts; make and synchronize appointments; and manage contacts. Both allow for “push …