Software

There’s been lots written about Apple’s adventures in NFC. This isn’t the first time we’ve been told to expect NFC support within a future iPhone, but merely because the developer beta iOS 6-exploring sleuths at 9to5Mac have uncovered references to … Continue reading →

The wait between iOS 6′s unveiling and its planned fall release just got a little bit shorter, as Apple has just pushed out beta 2. If you’re in the developer crowd that can try it out, don’t expect any revelations: … Continue reading →

The xPrintServer: Open it. Plug it in. Print!The Lantronix xPrintServer-Network Edition is the first Apple iOS print server compatible with the new iPad, iPad2, iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, and virtually any device running Apple’s iOS mobile operating system.

A future version of Apple’s iOS could employ unique graphical user interface features that use input from a mobile device’s ambient light sensor to cast shadows on app icons thus creating the illusion of a three-dimensional workspace. According to the … Continue reading →

Apple will boost the frequency of security updates in OS X Mountain Lion and automatically install required patches for users, steps that bring it into line with Microsoft’s practices. In an update Monday to Mountain Lion’s Developer Preview 4, Apple … Continue reading →

Apple showed — – And they’re IOS experience that’s a gift card and to — management app. And it could possibly plug — a payment system with the presence of an FC which still hasn’t taken off here US. An … Continue reading →

In prior versions of OS X, Apple offered options to download updates in the background and automatically check for updates, but has now provided the option to both check for important software updates daily over an encrypted connection and have … Continue reading →