iOS

Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) has changed the wording on its website regarding the security of its OS X operating system. The company used to boast that OS X didn’t get the “thousands of viruses plaguing Windows-based computers.” Recently, however, that was … Continue reading →

According to the blog Patently Apple, granted patent 8,209,606, which is credited to Bas Ording and filed in 2008, relates to “detecting a movement of an object on the touch screen display.” This movement includes iOS’s scrolling in the direction … Continue reading →

Apple recently made some changes to the search algorithm used by its iOS App Store, and the move may end up having a serious impact on app sales for some developers. 30 South developer Derek Clark wrote a post on his personal … Continue reading →

A seemingly innocuous “Redeem” button in the new iOS Podcast app could hint at a possible Apple initiative to monetize the popular digital media format which is currently free to listeners. The “redeem” button does not appear in the Podcast … Continue reading →

The feature is still not on Apple’s iOS platform, though Google says it’s still working on it and will have a version with 3D maps “soon.” As you might remember, Google demoed it for the first time on an iPad, … Continue reading →

Unless you live in Japan, most of us in Asia would probably know of the Apple iTunes Store as a place to buy the latest apps for iOS devices, and nothing more. Well, the Cupertino-based company has finally rolled out … Continue reading →

According to the blog Patently Apple, granted patent 8,209,606, which is credited to Bas Ording and filed in 2008, relates to “detecting a movement of an object on the touch screen display.” This movement includes iOS’s scrolling in the direction … Continue reading →

In the most recently released developer preview of Mac OS X, Mountain Lion, Apple has included an automated system that lets the user check and install new Security Updates. Part of a new set of OS X 10.8 protection tools … Continue reading →

One rumor that didn’t quite pan out following Apple’s World Wide Developers Conference earlier this month, was that Apple would roll out a way for developers to make apps for its $99 set top box. However a new beta version … Continue reading →

One rumor that didn’t quite pan out following Apple’s World Wide Developers Conference earlier this month, was that Apple would roll out a way for developers to make apps for its $99 set top box. However a new beta version … Continue reading →