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Will Apple dump the iPhone's aging 30-pin connector?
For a company as forward-thinking as Apple has been in the mobile world, it still depends on a relic of its pre-iOS days as the primary connection for charging iPhones and iPads. But now that Apple can update its iOS devices over wireless networks, the 30-pin connector may have run its course.iMo...
How Evi spent a weekend in App Store limbo
The mobile world got another reminder over the weekend that the whims of Apple’s App Store review process can make or break a mobile business. In a span of about 48 hours, Evi, a voice-recognition app that has a few things in common with Apple’s Siri, was headed for the App Store̵...
Clear(ly), it's time to say bye-bye to buttons
With its new iOS app, Clear, Realmac Software has taken the "less is more" axiomto itsultimate conclusion. The Clear app puts a new spin on the common to-do list by enriching it with a playful perception of depth, dynamic transitions and crisp audio feedback, all wrapped under a minimal...
Apple CEO Cook: The iPhone now casts the halo over the iPad
It's kind of amazing to consider how passé the iPod, the gadget that defined a decade of music, has become at Apple: the iPhone is the now the halo maker, according to Apple CEO Tim Cook. In comments before the financial community at the Goldman Sachs Technology and Internet Conference, Cook...
Apple said to cut iAd pricing once again
Apple has once again cut prices on its iAd system for rich in-app advertising on iOS applications, according to a report, as ad buyers continue to balk at the up-front cost of participating in Apple's vision of how mobile advertising should work.Related research and analysis from GigaOM Pro:Subsc...
Satisfaction survey shows why Apple's iPad will remain on top
Apple’s iPad is still the tablet market leader in terms of sales, despite gains by Android devices like the Amazon Kindle Fire, and a recent survey of tablet user satisfaction suggests it’s well-poised to stay in the lead. The iPad’s customer satisfaction is through the roof, ac...
Nooka's mystery dial watches get an iPhone app
Matthew Waldman’s Nooka watches are far from your standard time-keeping devices, with various dial designs that often use digital squares and circles turning on and off to mark the passing of hours, minutes and seconds. With a new app launched Thursday (via Om), Nooka brings its off-the-bea...
Games for the weekend: Mini Motor Racing
Games for the Weekend is a weekly feature aimed at helping you avoid doing something constructive with your downtime. Each Friday we'll be recommending a game for Mac, iPhone or iPad that we think is awesome enough to keep you busy until Monday, at least.Mini Motor Racing and Mini MotorRacing HD(...
Apple jumps to third place in worldwide mobile phone shipments
Apple’s huge iPhone sales numbers from its latest quarterly results and the overall success of its iPhone 4S helped it grow its mobile phone business by 128.4 percent year-over-year in the fourth quarter of 2011, according to a new IDC report. That was good enough to help the company climb ...
Hands on with Remarks, a remarkable iPad PDF annotation app
App developer Readdle has been very busy lately. A big update arrived recently for its PDF Expert software, and now the company is also launching a brand new note-taking and PDF annotation iPad app called Remarks. Here’s a hands on look at what the app offers users.Remarks, like PDF Expert,...
