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Contact UsApple has yet to officially release iOS 7 beta on the iPad, which has caused speculation into what the new version of iOS will look like on the device. A new video from a Russian YouTube user Rozetked has released a video today, which shows an iPad running iOS 7 “alpha.” Since Rozetked does not disclose how he got iOS 7 running on the iPad or any other details of the build, we can’t be sure of the video’s authenticity. The video is interesting however, and provides us with a clearer … Read more
It looks like production is starting for the Apple iPhone 5S. One of the most talked about assembly parts — the display — has leaked out. Rumors have been flying about the display of the iPhone 5S because many claim Apple may move to an even larger size, perhaps near 5 inches or larger. At least by what the leak has to offer in terms of insight, it appears the iPhone 5S will have a very similar display to the iPhone 5 in both size and build. As you can … Read more
A picture of the rumored iPad 5 has leaked today, revealing an iPad that looks to be just a little bit bigger than the iPad mini. It’s definitely not the iPad maxi that is rumored to have a 12.9-inch display, but clearly has a screen size that Apple has yet to manufacture. The iPad 5 is rumored to have a 9.7 inch display, minimized bezels and a thickness that is 15% thinner than the iPad 3. Rumored specs for the next iPad point to an Apple A7X processor to be … Read more
Option-click Restore. Find and choose the iOS 7 IPSW. Install. My iPhone 5 brings me through a very quick set-up process, then I come to a screen that says “Welcome to iPhone” with the text “OK” underneath. It’s just thin, black text on a white background and nothing more. I guess “OK” is a button. I tapped it and entered the very new world of iOS 7. From a design perspective, iOS 7 makes a very bad first impression. The default wallpaper is simple periwinkle with a darker gradient at … Read more
Apple released a statement confirming its commitment to customer privacy in light of accusations that it shared data with the government’s alleged snooping program PRISM. Apple said in its statement, included below, that it doesn’t give the government back door access to its servers and confirmed that all requests for customer content must have a court order. Apple reviews all requests and delivers only the smallest amount of information suitable to fulfill the request. Apple also said that it doesn’t store customer location data, map searched or Siri requests in … Read more
TELUS and Rogers have both announced plans to sell the 4th gen iPad and iPad mini. As expected, they’ll be selling models with both Wi-Fi and cellular connectivity, offering them with their tablet plans. No subsidies will be included and you’ll rather pay the full price of Apple’s tablet and then use it with a plan that works for you. The good thing here is that you are free to stop paying whenever you want; the bad thing is – you’ll have to pay the full price of the iPad … Read more
Apple unveiled iOS 7 at WWDC this week and revealed a mobile OS with a fresh new look and feel. Though some people like the changes, a handful were not so happy with the new design. For those who are not pleased with the iconography in iOS 7, hang on as the icons may be a-changin’. Noticed by 9t05 Mac reader Darnell, Apple’s mobile website for iOS 7 has icons on display that are different from the ones released in the beta version of iOS 7. In particular, there are … Read more
We saw some amazing innovations from Apple at WWDC this week; the unveiling of a radically new iOS, iOS7; new Mac Book Air laptops and of course, the monolithic black cylindrical Mac Pro. But there was one kind of Mac that was lacking, and I’m not talking Fleetwood Mac. I mean the burger kind. Apple is following hot on the heels of Burger King, who unveiled a burger-centric piece of wearable tech a few weeks ago. YouTube user Simon Balch has made a hilarious WWDC 2013 parody video, which you are sure … Read more
Apple, yesterday, released a stirring 10-minute video about how the company’s products and its software are changing lives. This isn’t another Jonny Ive talking head video, but several profiles of real people using apps to educate people in third world countries, to control prosthetic limbs, and more. Grab a cup of your favorite joe and watch the full clip. You won’t regret it.
Today, MetroPCS announced that its customers can now use unlocked GSM devices on their network, which has been solely CDMA up until this point. Because of the recent merger of T-Mobile with MetroPCS, MetroPCS will be transitioning from its CDMA network to T-Mobile’s GSM network. MetroPCS customers in a handful of cities such as Boston, Dallas, Hartford and Las Vegas can now use their unlocked GSM devices on the MetroPCS network, including GSM devices from the AT&T and T-Mobile. The service will support iPhones from AT&T and T-Mobile, as well … Read more
During every WWDC conference, Apple holds its Design Awards ceremony. This event recognizes those apps that are outstanding in either the iOS or OS X App Store. Needless to say, it’s a prestigious award for the developers involved. Below is the list of winning apps organized by platform. Enjoy! iOS Apps Ridiculous Fishing [iOS Universal; $2.99] A handcrafted game about fishing with guns, chainsaws & toasters. WWF Together [iPad; Free] Experience the world’s most amazing animals in one app — together. Badland [iOS Universal; $3.99] BADLAND is an award-winning atmospheric sidescrolling action adventure platformer taking … Read more