iOS

Apple iOS users were apparently eager to get their hands on a version of Google’s Chrome browser. One day after the search giant unveiled the iOS version of Chrome, the app shot to the top of the App Store. Chrome … Continue reading →

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) July 02, 2012 iOS 6 was introduced at Apple’s World Wide Developer Conference this past month, providing iPhone users with a whole host of new features that the public is anxious to get their hands on. … Continue reading →

NetSpective™ Internet Content Filter aligns with Apple’s drive into K-12 networks as demand grows for safe tablet-based access to educational content. TeleMate.Net Software, a global provider of voice network monitoring and Internet security solutions …

Apple’s upcoming update to the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch, iOS 6, and update to Mac OS, OS X Mountain Lion, include the Chinese Web search service Baidu as a search option in Safari in addition to built-in support for Chinese … Continue reading →

When it comes to people actually using their devices, there’s no doubt at all that Apple [AAPL] is winning the smartphone wars — just look at the evidence, for app sales, Web browsing, OS upgrades and more, the iPhone is … Continue reading →

2. Tighter integration with Facebook and Twitter For its last update to iOS, Apple had Twitter-access built into its applications. With the impending release of iOS 6, it’ll finally do the same for Facebook (FB), and that “tighter integration of social …

There’s a certain, sweet justice: While Apple stomps all over Android licensees in the courts after falling out with Google, Chrome tops both iPad and iPhone App Stores. Last week, Google’s browser invaded iOS– eh, was granted admittance to the … Continue reading →

Fund managers are shedding shares, and insiders are buying. Apple is reportedly changing the layout and look of its in-store Genius Bars to help accommodate more customers and get their problems answered in a more timely fashion.

Note: Apple won’t let Google use its faster Nitro JavaScript engine that powers Safari, which remains the default iOS browser. Yet Chrome’s ease of use more than makes up for the speed.

At WWDC 2012, Apple introduced a number of China-specific features for iOS 6, so it’s no surprise Apple was willing to just settle with Proview in order to move forward with its plans.