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iOS 7 : IntoMobile Reacts to Apple’s New Mobile OS
Apple has certainly impressed many people today and here’s what the IntoMobile team had to say about today’s keynote: Blake I’m very impressed with iOS 7′s new look. While some of the tweaks are rather small, the overall changes from iOS 6 to 7 is pretty crazy. The font is easier on the eyes, even though it does look a bit like Roboto and the new Control Center looks great. The heavy redesign has a few similarities with some competing operating systems, and I was reminded of Windows Phone a … Read more
Blake Stimac
AT&T WiFi calling coming to iPhone via Enhanced Push-to-Talk app
AT&T has just released an Enhanced Push-to-Talk app for Apple‘s iOS platform, which allows workers with an iPhone 4S or iPhone 5 to chat instantly with large groups. Ironically, this iOS mobile application is the first for AT&T in supporting WiFi calling and messaging. In its press release AT&T stressed how this move would help business customers. “From the start, AT&T Enhanced Push-to-Talk was designed specifically for AT&T’s speedy 4G LTE networks**** and now we are offering even more devices so our business customers can communicate faster and to larger … Read more
Charles West
WWDC 2013: Apple Reveals iOS in the Car, Syncs iPhone 5 and In-Dash Displays
Apple unveiled iOS in the Car today at WWDC 2013, a platform that integrates iOS devices with the a car’s in-dash display/navigation system. With vehicles equipped with iOS in the Car, users will be able to connect their iPhone 5 and access Maps, messages, iTunes Radio phone calls and more. The service will also access user travel data to display maps and drive times to destinations in real time. By utilizing Siri Eyes Free, access to apps on your iPhone can be accessed via voice, leaving drivers to focus on … Read more
Ian Kersey
WWDC 2013: Big Update for Siri in iOS 7
Today at its World Wide Developers Conference, Apple unveiled a major update to its virtual assistant, Siri. Along with the iOS upgrade, you’ll get a new and improved Siri to answer your questions on your iPhone 5. Now Siri is more powerful and can be either male or female! Siri in iOS 7 gets a new look, a new sound, and new capabilities. It features a redesigned interface that fades into view — on top of whatever’s on your screen. A more natural speech pattern — in a new female … Read more
Wade Keye
WWDC 2013: iOS 7 Brings True Multitasking to iDevices
Apple unveiled iOS 7 today at WWDC 2013, which brings with it true multitasking. iOS users have been able to multitask only while using certain apps before this update, while iOS 7 allows any apps to run at the same time, making using multiple apps concurrently a possibility. By pressing the Home button twice, iOS 7 users will be able to pull up the multitasking window, which will display currently running apps in a preview screen. Users can then flick the preview screen up to easily close the app. iOS … Read more
Ian Kersey
WWDC 2013: AirDrop for iOS 7 Lets You Share Files With Just A Tap
One of the new features announced at WWDC today for iOS 7 was AirDrop. The new feature allows iOS users (iPod Touch 5th-gen, iPad Mini, iPad 4th-gen, and iPhone 5 only) to share photos, videos, contact information, and more with the tap of a button. The file-sharing feature should be welcomed with open arms to iOS users, as it will allow for a much faster way of sharing content to one another. Sharing is all done on-screen, as when you select the content you want to share and a list … Read more
Blake Stimac
WWDC 2013: Apple makes big improvements to Camera, Photos in iOS 7
At the WWDC 2013 keynote today, Apple announced some new features to both the Photos and Camera apps in iOS 7 that are taking each to the next level. The Camera app gets some new Instagram-esque functionality while the Photos app dramatically improves the way you can browse your library. Starting with the Camera app, it adds a new shooting mode: square. It sounds just like it is — the photo you capture will be square in size. Now you can switch between four different modes: regular photo, video, panorama, … Read more
George Tinari
WWDC 2013: Safari for iOS 7 Cuts the Fat, Leaner and Meaner Than Ever
Among the hordes of features Apple announced today at WWDC 2013 for iOS, Safari wasn’t left out. The default web browser for iOS is now better than ever with many new tweaks and features. Apple is certainly playing catch-up with Safari, as you’ll see a majority of the changes found within the app essentially mimic Google Chrome. It took this long to add in the unified search box/address bar, and the new way of navigating through tabs.. Well, you’ll see. Safari for iOS 7 now includes quick access to shared … Read more
Blake Stimac
WWDC 2013: iOS 7 improves Notification Center, debuts new Control Center
Among the various new features and design changes to make a debut at WWDC 2013 in iOS 7, Notification Center and Control Center are quite prominent. While Control Center is completely new — well, it’s new on iOS — Notification Center does get some useful improvements in iOS 7. First off, gone is the linen background texture in Notification Center. In fact, you won’t see that anywhere in iOS 7. In its place is a translucent dark background. All of your notifications appear there as usual, but there are two … Read more
George Tinari
WWDC 2013: Apple Unveils New iOS 7 Music App with iTunes Radio
The new iOS 7 design is here, and Apple’s clearly put some hard work into the most recent release of their mobile OS. The Music app for iOS 7 received much more than just an aesthetic redesign, bringing streaming radio service called iTunes Radio. The service will be available across Apple devices and platforms, such as the iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac, PC, and Apple TV. The app’s interface redesign is stunning, and says goodbye to cover flow for a new landscape view that puts album art front and center. … Read more
Ian Kersey
WWDC 2013: 50 billion iOS apps downloaded, $10 billion paid to developers
Apple as always started out its WWDC 2013 keynote with some interesting numbers about the company and about the App Store. The big number this year was way up in the billions: iOS users have downloaded 50 billion apps from the App Store. Additionally, there are over 900,000 apps in the App Store, and 375,000 of them are optimized for the iPad. How are those developers doing? Pretty well in general terms. Apple has paid out a total of $10 billion to developers since the App Store opened. $5 billion was … Read more