You should be well aware that your iphone is an extraordinary phone. But are you know all the secrets that your new iphone holds? The following tips below can help you enjoy your iphone.
What Exactly Is So Special About The Iphone?
Saturday, January 31, 2015
The PERI Duo Battery Case Does Double Duty As A Wi-Fi Speaker + MORE
On this week’s CultCast: Apple’s best quarter ever and Indiana Jones … rebooted?
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Does Indiana Jones need a reboot? Photo: Disney
The PERI Duo Battery Case Does Double Duty As A Wi-Fi Speaker + MORE
Casio's new iOS app turns your whistling into full-length tunes
Casio"s new iOS app turns your whistling into full-length tunes
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Apps have done wonders for music creation, and now there"s mobile software from Casio that aims to make it even easier. The Chordana Composer app for iPhone creates a track basked on a melody that you create by singing or whistling two bars of a tune...Continue Reading
Casio"s new iOS app turns your whistling into full-length tunes - engadget.com
Casio"s new iOS app turns your whistling into full-length tunes
Would You Like Tips On How To Use The Iphone? Try These Ideas!
The iphone is capable of features. It has a smooth app system and an interface that puts the world at your fingertips. There are a good bit of features that can make using it easier than it already is. This article has information that will help you use your iphone.
Would You Like Tips On How To Use The Iphone? Try These Ideas!
Friday, January 30, 2015
New app promises to give your iPhone a 32MP camera + MORE
How to stream the Super Bowl for free to your iPad or iPhone
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You don’t need cable to watch the game on your iPad. Photo: NFL
New app promises to give your iPhone a 32MP camera + MORE
Use Your Iphone Like A Pro With These Handy Tips
The iphone is one of many things. It features a smooth interface and has many things.There are different options you can use to personalize and optimize the system even further than it is now. The article will reveal some great tips and tricks for enhancing your iphone.
Use Your Iphone Like A Pro With These Handy Tips
On this week’s CultCast: Apple’s best quarter ever and Indiana Jones… rebooted? + MORE
This iPhone-controlled Batmobile is the toy Batman deserves
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This Batmobile is the one every iPhone owner deserves. Photo: Soap Studio
I don’t care who you are. I don’t care if you don’t even like Batman. This beautiful, remote-controlled, iPhone-compatible Batmobile? It’s the toy that Gotham — hell, everybody! — deserves.
On this week’s CultCast: Apple’s best quarter ever and Indiana Jones… rebooted? + MORE
Thursday, January 29, 2015
iTunes 12.1 gives Mac users a sexy new Notification Center widget
iTunes 12.1 gives Mac users a sexy new Notification Center widget
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iTunes 12.1 gives Yosemite a new widget. Photo: Buster Hein/Cult of Mac
iTunes 12.1 gives Mac users a sexy new Notification Center widget
Navigate Your Iphone With These Tips
Are you interested in using an iphone but fear that you may not have enough knowledge to properly use it? Are you unsure whether you can master it? This article has a lot of info that will provide you get the hang of your iphone to its greatest capability.
Navigate Your Iphone With These Tips
9to5Toys Last Call: iTunes Free App of the Week, Sony storage up to 60% off, much more + MORE
Uber just dropped off an iPhone charger and NFL star at my door
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NFL running back Andre Ellington surprised me on my Uber ride today. Photo: Buster Hein/Cult of Mac
9to5Toys Last Call: iTunes Free App of the Week, Sony storage up to 60% off, much more + MORE
Learning The Ins And Outs Of The Iphone
Doesn"t everyone has an iphone?The iphone has become a staple and benchmark in technology these days; however, but it can be tough to figure out. If you have yet quite mastered your iphone, then read on. The article will provide you an iphone master quickly.
Learning The Ins And Outs Of The Iphone
eBay is planning an Apple Watch app + MORE
Apple now leads the luxury gift market in China, taking the #1 slot from Hermès
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Apple is on rather a roll at the moment. A new world record for quarterly profits. Best-selling smartphone maker in China. Joint leader of the global smartphone market. Record-breaking app store earnings. Now Reuters reports that it’s picked up a new accolade, leading the luxury goods market in China.
eBay is planning an Apple Watch app + MORE
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
One of Sundance’s hottest films was shot on an iPhone 5s + MORE
One of Sundance’s hottest films was shot on an iPhone 5s
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Tangerine has been a breakout hit at this year’s Sundance Film Festival. The indie flick is drawing crowds thanks to a plot that features transgender prostitutes, Hollywood, meth addicts, pimps, and beat cops. But the craziest thing about director Sean Baker’s film is that instead of using a professional camera rig, he shot it all on the iPhone 5s.
One of Sundance’s hottest films was shot on an iPhone 5s + MORE
Facebook Paper iPhone app updated w/ improved photo sharing experience + MORE
Facebook Paper iPhone app updated w/ improved photo sharing experience
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Facebook is rolling out an update to its Paper app for iPhone users bringing a better photo sharing experience to the alternative News Feed app.
Starting with version 1.2.5, Paper will now support the new Favorites album from the Photos app introduced with iOS 8. This means you can easily find and post photos that you’ve favorited with the heart icon in Photos when sharing with Paper. The photo browser also makes finding photos and videos from your Camera Roll easier by organizing them chronologically.
Facebook also says the new version of Paper speeds up overall performance with faster responsiveness. Version 1.2.5 is the first update to Paper since last October when Facebook added iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus optimization. The alternative Facebook app for iPhone users launched nearly a year ago bringing a full screen layout and news reader features to the social network.
Facebook Paper is available for free on the App Store.Filed under: Apps Tagged: Camera Roll, Facebook, Facebook Paper, Favorites, iOS 8, Paper, Photo-sharing, photos, Video Sharing, videos For more information about Apps, Facebook, and iOS 8 continue reading at 9to5Mac.What do you think? Discuss "Facebook Paper iPhone app updated w/ improved photo sharing experience" with our community.
Facebook Paper iPhone app updated w/ improved photo sharing experience + MORE
Positive Aspects Of Having And Using An Iphone
You may be confused with all the different features the iphone can do if you have only recently purchased one. Do not allow yourself to be intimidated by this new device. Check out this article for tips and tricks on using your iphone.
Positive Aspects Of Having And Using An Iphone
Tim Cook insists iPad prospects still rosy despite 18% drop in sales, 22% fall in revenue + MORE
Apple’s quarterly profit set new world record for any company, says Standard & Poor’s
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Apple didn’t just set a new record for the company when it beat every forecast in the Q1 results announced yesterday, it set a new world record for the most profitable quarter of any company in history, says credit ratings giant Standard & Poor’s. Its net profit of $18B far exceeded the previous record of $15.9B, set by oil company ExxonMobil back in 2012.
As TechCrunch noted, the number becomes a bit easier to grasp when you express it as a profit of $8.3M per hour. While revenue, profit and iPhone sales all exceeded even analyst expectations, the analysts were right about one key thing …
It had been predicted that high sales of the iPhone 6 Plus, together with more people opting for the middle storage tier after Apple doubled capacity to 64GB, would boost margins beyond the 37.5-38.5% forecast by Apple. This was indeed the case, notes the WSJ, averaging selling price rising year-on-year by $50 to $687, enabling Apple to hit a gross margin of 39.9%.
Tim Cook insists iPad prospects still rosy despite 18% drop in sales, 22% fall in revenue + MORE
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Apple announces 1 billion iOS devices sold + MORE
Apple announces 1 billion iOS devices sold
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Today during Apple’s Q1 earnings call with investors, CEO Tim Cook announced that the company sold its billionth iOS device back in November.
Cook noted that the billionth device was a 64GB iPhone 6 Plus and that the company is keeping it at its headquarters in honor of the milestone.
The news comes as Apple beats expectations and reports record smartphone sales today with 74.4 million iPhone units sold during the holiday quarter.
Apple Marketing VP Phil Schiller also joined in on celebrating the milestone:
1 Billion iOS devices shipped!!— Philip Schiller (@pschiller) January 27, 2015
Stay tuned to our live blog here for all the details from Apple’s earnings call with investors.
Filed under: AAPL Company Tagged: 1 billion, AAPL, Apple, billionth, earnings, iOS devices, iPad, iPhone, milestone, Q1 2015 For more information about AAPL Company, Apple, and iPhone continue reading at 9to5Mac.What do you think? Discuss "Apple announces 1 billion iOS devices sold" with our community.
Apple announces 1 billion iOS devices sold + MORE
Apple Patents Snap-On Game Controller And Keyboard Accessories For iPhone + MORE
Moment"s camera case gives your iPhone a two-stage shutter key
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If there"s one thing (and there is) I miss about carrying around my Lumia 1020, it"s that phone"s dedicated, two-stage camera button. Designed to mimic "real" camera shutter releases, it"s a feature I"ve missed dearly on my current daily driver, Appl...Pushbullet Is a Fantastic App Every Phone Should Have
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Pushbullet isn"t new, but since I installed it maybe a year ago, it has sneakily gotten a lot better, especially for Android phones. And as I used to it to text from my browser for the umpteenth time yesterday, it struck me how great it"s really become. So maybe you"ve heard already but let me fire off a reminder: You should download this app.
At its heart, Pushbullet is a dumb simple app with one main purpose: Getting things from your phone to your computer, or from your computer to your phone. Pick up the app for any OS and install one of the extensions for just about any browser, link the two together and suddenly it"s child"s play to move anything from phone to laptop or vice versa. Just share using Pushbullet on your phone, or right-click virtually anything your browser to send it to any device. It"s dumb simple and infinitely better than emailing things to yourself.
Now if you"re an iPhone user, this is where the story ends. But if you"re on Android, it"s only the beginning. (Scratch that: Pushbullet just added complete iOS and Mac support today. Hell yes!)
Fandroids, have you ever looked at one of your hip Apple friends sending messages and texts from their computer while you seethe with envy as they reap one of the handiest benefits of living inside Apple"s walled garden? Pushbullet can"t bring you iMessages but it can bring you super easy browser-texting.
Just pull up the extension in your browser, and Pushbullet will connect to your phone to pull up a list of contacts you can text right there.
Apple Patents Snap-On Game Controller And Keyboard Accessories For iPhone + MORE
How To Use Your Iphone To The Fullest
It is easy to combine your entire roster of social media accounts to your iphone. Many people don"t know how to accomplish this for some reason. This article will give you some great tips on how to use social networks on your iphone and other features.
How To Use Your Iphone To The Fullest
Monday, January 26, 2015
How to nuke pesky location data from your iPhone photos + MORE
Extend your battery life and protect your iPhone 6 while saving 64% [Deals]
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How to nuke pesky location data from your iPhone photos + MORE
It"s Time To Revolutionize How You Use Your Iphone
Most people would like to have a great user experience with their advantage.There are quite a lot of questions. Which carrier is the phone? Which apps are the most in terms of usefulness and usability? Which model is the right one for your needs? This article will discuss these questions.
It"s Time To Revolutionize How You Use Your Iphone
Fore! Apple Pay is teeing off on the PGA Tour this week + MORE
Stanford’s first Swift programming course now available on iTunes U
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Today Stanford is releasing its first course on Apple’s new Swift programming language for iOS and OS X and it’s available to all through iTunes U.
The course, Developing iOS 8 Apps with Swift, is offered every year by professor Paul Hegarty through Stanford’s School of Engineering but now for the first time has been updated for iOS 8 and Swift. The course includes an Introduction to iOS, Xcode 6, and Swift, More Xcode and Swift, Using MVC in iOS, Swift and Foundation, and more.
Updated for iOS 8 and Swift. Tools and APIs required to build applications for the iPhone and iPad platforms using the iOS SDK. User interface design for mobile devices and unique user interactions using multi-touch technologies. Object-oriented design using model-view-controller paradigm, memory management, Swift programming language. Other topics include: animation, mobile device power management, multi-threading, networking and performance considerations.
The course is available through iTunes U now. Filed under: Apps, Developers, iOS Tagged: Apps, Coding, iOS 8, IOS SDK, iTunes U, Paul Hegarty, Programming, School of Engineering, Stanford, Swift Check out 9to5Mac for more breaking coverage of Apps, iOS, and Apps.What do you think? Discuss "Stanford’s first Swift programming course now available on iTunes U" with our community.
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All You Need To Know About Your Iphone
Are you intimidated by the idea of buying something as technical as an iphone? Are you unsure that you will be able to keep up with it? The information and advice in this article will show you how to quickly learn to use an iphone.
All You Need To Know About Your Iphone
Samsung-made chips tipped to power the majority of Apple's next iPhone
Samsung-made chips tipped to power the majority of Apple"s next iPhone
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Samsung will reportedly power the majority of the next-generation iPhone according to Korea"s Maeil Business Newspaper. The report says that the Korean company will claim 75 percent of processor chip production for Apple"s next smartphone: Samsung on...Continue Reading
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Samsung-made chips tipped to power the majority of Apple"s next iPhone
Sunday, January 25, 2015
Want More From Your Iphone? Try These Suggestions!
The iphone is programmed wonderfully. It has a smooth app systems and allows you to perform many tasks. There are different options you can be done to optimize the system even further than it is now. The following article will reveal some great tips and tricks for mastering all that the iphone has to offer.
Want More From Your Iphone? Try These Suggestions!
One Missouri Lawmaker Wants To Make Apple Pay Way Less Convenient
One Missouri Lawmaker Wants To Make Apple Pay Way Less Convenient
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Apple Pay survives on convenience. "Don"t worry about getting out your wallet or fishing in your purse. Just point your iPhone 6 at this register thing and be on your way!" Anything that disrupt that simple flow would pretty much doom the technology, such as asking customers for physical IDs every time you buy something for instance.
One Missouri lawmaker is proposing exactly that. This short report from a St. Louis Fox News affiliate, spotted by 9to5Mac, briefly outlines reprsentative Joshua Peters" plan to have customers provide a drivers license for additional identification when paying for something with a phone or tablet. Additionally, cashiers would have to record the numbers or be possibly held liable.
Although the bill was made with possibly good intentions by limiting commercial fraud from stolen smartphones, Apple Pay only works in concert with Touch ID using your fingerprint as a passcode. But I guess just in case your common everyday iPhone stealing criminal is also a world-class biometric hacker, this is a good thing. Not to mention that faking a physical ID would be much, much easier than fooling smartphone fingerprint censors.
Apple Pay has security vulnerabilities sure, but so does every payment system on the planet and introducing physical IDs isn"t going to help. In the end, this is a classic case of facepalm legislation that will likely and hopefully be killed in its infancy. [9to5Mac]
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One Missouri Lawmaker Wants To Make Apple Pay Way Less Convenient
Saturday, January 24, 2015
Tips For Making Iphone Usage Very Simple
The iphone is capable of technology. It has app system and an interface that puts the world at your fingertips. There are a lot of things to do to optimize the iphone. The following article will provide you figure out the iphone.
Tips For Making Iphone Usage Very Simple
Apple Watch wins our wrists and we party with Patrick Stewart on The CultCast + MORE
Apple Watch wins our wrists and we party with Patrick Stewart on The CultCast
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I got a pic with Patrick Stewart. He was thrilled.
Apple Watch wins our wrists and we party with Patrick Stewart on The CultCast + MORE
Khan Academy, LastPass, and other awesome apps of the week
Khan Academy, LastPass, and other awesome apps of the week
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Awesome Apps of the Week
Awesome Apps of the Week
Every weekend Cult of Mac brings you a roundup of the last week’s greatest new apps and updates.
This week, we’ve got an awesome educational app for the iPad, a tool for keeping your passwords safe, cool new Spotify features, and more.
Without further ado, here are this week’s awesome apps!
Khan Academy, LastPass, and other awesome apps of the week
Tips That Will Enhance Your Iphone Experience
It is easy to combine your entire roster of social media accounts to your iphone. Many people still haven"t figured out how to use this. This article contains many useful tips for getting the most out of your iphone.
Tips That Will Enhance Your Iphone Experience
This crazy calendar bug in iOS 8 is driving people nuts
This crazy calendar bug in iOS 8 is driving people nuts
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After four months, Apple has yet to fix a bad calendar bug in iOS 8.
This crazy calendar bug in iOS 8 is driving people nuts
Friday, January 23, 2015
Get The Most For Your Money With These Iphone Tips
An iphone happens to be a wonderful technological tool that offers many uses. Not only is this phone in itself great entertainment, but it is also a personal organizer and an entertainment device. There are numerous ways to make your iphone work better to suit your needs.
Get The Most For Your Money With These Iphone Tips
50% of U.S. smartphones activated last quarter were iPhones + MORE
50% of U.S. smartphones activated last quarter were iPhones
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The iPhone 6 dominated 2014. Photo: Jim Merithew/Cult of Mac
50% of U.S. smartphones activated last quarter were iPhones + MORE
Everything is awesome in The LEGO Movie Video Game for iOS + MORE
Tim Cook agreed to allow Chinese government to conduct security audits on Apple devices – local media
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Beijing News reports that Tim Cook has agreed to allow China’s State Internet Information Office to carry out security audits of Apple products sold in the country. Cook reportedly made the offer during his meeting with China’s Cyberspace Administration minister Lu Wei in December.
China has long expressed suspicion over the security of Apple products, seemingly resulting from frosty relations with the U.S. Government. A state-run TV station in China described the iPhone as a “national security concern” last July due to its location-tracking capabilities. Apple responded by pointing out that location data is stored on the phone, not on Apple’s servers, and is encrypted …
China was also claimed to have banned government purchasing of Apple products last summer, though this was later explained as merely a temporary administrative matter.
The Chinese government was said to have been behind a phishing attack on iCloud, the government firewall redirecting all iCloud.com traffic to a fake server. This is believed to be one of the topics discussed in a meeting Tim Cook had in October with the Chinese Vice Premier Ma Kai.
No details were given regarding the nature of the security audits; reports state simply that Apple will cooperate with checks by Chinese officials.
Via Business Insider. Photo: ifixit.com.Filed under: AAPL Company, iOS Devices, Mac Tagged: Apple, Apple China, Apple Inc, china, China security, icloud, IDevice, iPhone, Security Check out 9to5Mac for more breaking coverage of AAPL Company, iOS Devices, and Apple.What do you think? Discuss "Tim Cook agreed to allow Chinese government to conduct security audits on Apple devices – local media" with our community.
Everything is awesome in The LEGO Movie Video Game for iOS + MORE
Thursday, January 22, 2015
Tips That All Iphone Users Must Know
Many want to have an iphone and get the best possible deal. There are a few things that you need to know in order to do this.Which mobile carrier is the most appropriate? Which apps offer the most useful? Which model stands out from the best value for your money? This article will help to answer some of these questions along with many more you may have.
Tips That All Iphone Users Must Know
China's Newest Apple Store Is A Calligraphy Masterpiece
China"s Newest Apple Store Is A Calligraphy Masterpiece
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I am defiantly not an Apple Store kinda person. I"ve yet to queue up for the latest iPhone, certainly don"t aimlessly browse around during my lunch hour, and buy all my cases off Amazon. But Apple"s latest chunk of Cupertino on foreign soil would make me change all that.
For the opening of its latest store in Hangzhou, Apple drafted in calligrapher Wang Dongling to paint a stunning mural for the front of the store. The artwork is in fact a poem, "Praising West Lake in the Rain", a 2000-year-old work that celebrates the importance of the provincial capital.
The video above is pure Apple — soft stock footage, a story about the delicate balance between new and old, an excessive number of sunsets — but it doesn"t take away from what is honestly a neat idea. I mean heck, any change from two-storey metal and glass staircases is fine by me. [Apple via Gizmodo Australia]
I am defiantly not an Apple Store kinda person. I"ve yet to queue up for the latest iPhone, certainly don"t aimlessly browse around during my lunch hour, and buy all my cases off Amazon. But Apple"s latest chunk of Cupertino on foreign soil would make me change all that.
For the opening of its latest store in Hangzhou, Apple drafted in calligrapher Wang Dongling to paint a stunning mural for the front of the store. The artwork is in fact a poem, "Praising West Lake in the Rain", a 2000-year-old work that celebrates the importance of the provincial capital.
The video above is pure Apple — soft stock footage, a story about the delicate balance between new and old, an excessive number of sunsets — but it doesn"t take away from what is honestly a neat idea. I mean heck, any change from two-storey metal and glass staircases is fine by me. [Apple via Gizmodo Australia]
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China will screen all Apple products for NSA backdoor + MORE
Our Favorite Mobile Apps of the Week
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Man, lots of mobile news this week. Windows Phone finally previewed its Windows 10 overhaul (it looks great!) and huge apps debuted big updates and extra features, such as Spotify and Twitter (they also look great!). But among all the big news, bunches and bunches of great apps found their way on various app stores. Here are the ones that made us pay attention.
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China will screen all Apple products for NSA backdoor + MORE
What All Can Your Iphone Do?
With so many apps built for the iphone, there is something for everyone on the iphone. The information in this article will help shed some light on the great conventional and quirky uses of the iphone.
What All Can Your Iphone Do?
BlackBerry CEO thinks Apple should be legally required to bring iMessage to BlackBerry + MORE
BlackBerry CEO thinks Apple should be legally required to bring iMessage to BlackBerry
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BlackBerry Messenger for iPhone (it’s OK to laugh)
If you can’t beat ‘em, tell the government to force ‘em to let you beat ‘em. That’s the approach BlackBerry CEO John Chen wants to take to mobile software development. Today Chen wrote in a blog post on the BlackBerry website that he believes the issue of net neutrality requires the government to not only promote and protect neutrality not only among wireless and broadband carriers, but also among app and content providers.
Chen argues that it’s pointless to tell Comcast, Time Warner, Verizon, and other carriers that they can’t discriminate against certain data while still allowing applications and content providers to discriminate against certain platforms.
If you can’t beat ‘em, tell the government to force ‘em to let you beat ‘em. That’s the approach BlackBerry CEO John Chen wants to take to mobile software development. Today Chen wrote in a blog post on the BlackBerry website that he believes the issue of net neutrality requires the government to not only promote and protect neutrality not only among wireless and broadband carriers, but also among app and content providers.
Chen argues that it’s pointless to tell Comcast, Time Warner, Verizon, and other carriers that they can’t discriminate against certain data while still allowing applications and content providers to discriminate against certain platforms.
BlackBerry CEO thinks Apple should be legally required to bring iMessage to BlackBerry + MORE
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Twitter’s iPhone app introduces ‘While you were away’ recaps + MORE
Twitter’s iPhone app introduces ‘While you were away’ recaps
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Twitter’s iPhone app introduces ‘While you were away’ recaps + MORE
Iphone Advice For The Curious User
It is easy to combine your social media accounts to your iphone. Many people still haven"t figured out how to use this. This article contains many useful tips on how to use social networks on your iphone.
Iphone Advice For The Curious User
6 ways Microsoft copied Apple with Windows 10 (plus some truly new ideas) + MORE
Is there an iPhone storage crunch coming? These stats say yes.
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There’s an iPhone storage crunch coming. Chart: I Love IceCream
6 ways Microsoft copied Apple with Windows 10 (plus some truly new ideas) + MORE
iPhone 6 Plus Sales Boost Apple’s Market Share in Asia As Samsung Continues To Struggle + MORE
iOS 8 adoption slows to a crawl after hitting 69%
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iOS 8 adoption is nearing 70 percent — but it’s slowing down. Photo: Jim Merithew/Cult of Mac
iPhone 6 Plus Sales Boost Apple’s Market Share in Asia As Samsung Continues To Struggle + MORE
The Ins And Outs Of Using An Iphone
Are you unsure of how to add new iphone apps and do not know where to find them or even upload them into your iphone?
Make sure you update your iPhone when you see new updates are available. This will help ensure your phone is working as fast and efficiently as possible. This ensures that you do not lose all of your important information, by saving it to your computer.
The Ins And Outs Of Using An Iphone
Some Of The Many Benefits Offered By The Iphone
The iphone is an incredibly popular due to a number of factors. The features as well as many apps that let users customize it to their needs. The following article will help you how useful and powerful the iphone can be.
Some Of The Many Benefits Offered By The Iphone
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
The deadline closes in for iOS 8, 64-bit compatible apps + MORE
Chrome for iOS gets Material redesign, OS X Handoff support, iOS 8/iPhone 6 optimizations
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Google is today rolling out Chrome 40 for iOS and with it introducing a redesigned UI, OS X Handoff support, and optimizations for iOS 8 and the new iPhone 6 and 6 Plus.
Google is giving the entire app for both iPhone and iPad an overhaul based on its new “Material Design” design language introduced with its latest Android release. That includes “bold graphics, fluid motion, and tactile surfaces,” according to Google, as pictured in the iPhone screenshots above.
Here’s a look at the redesigned app on iPad:
The deadline closes in for iOS 8, 64-bit compatible apps + MORE
Check Out These Fantastic Iphone Tricks That Are Really Simple
The iphone is an incredibly popular due to a number of factors. The features as well as many apps that let users customize it to their needs. The following tips will help you to learn how to become the master of your iphone.
Check Out These Fantastic Iphone Tricks That Are Really Simple
App Developers In Crimea Are Getting Cut Off Thanks To U.S. Sanctions + MORE
All The Fun Of Disposable Cameras, Without A Trip To the Drugstore
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Back before the days of selfie-sticks, or selfies or even the concept of front-facing cameras, humanity had plastic disposable cameras. You"d shoot your 20 photos, take it to the drugstore, rewind the film — yes, film — and walk out with 20 blurry holiday snaps of your own. WhiteAlbum is an app that"s trying to bring that experience back, but without having to pay a visit to Walgreens.
The idea is, you"ll use your smartphone (and the WhiteAlbum iPhone app) to take 24 photos. You only get one go — no trying 17 different angles to get the sun just so, and certainly no XProII to hipster-up that sunset. You get 24 clicks of the shutter button, and once they"re up, all the photos will be mailed to you for $20, anywhere in the world.
It"s a refreshingly different take on most apps, which are all about Getting You Stuff Right Now Without Having To Leave The Couch: WhiteAlbum trades your Instagram likes for a more physical memento you can stick on your wall (or in a dusty shoebox never to be seen again, for that matter). [PetaPixel]
App Developers In Crimea Are Getting Cut Off Thanks To U.S. Sanctions
- gizmodo.com
When one country annexes another, there"s some things you expect to happen, like airstrikes or strongly-worded letters to the UN. One consequence you probably wouldn"t have predicted is that you"ll no longer be able to spend $0.99 on certain apps.
In a (rather belated) response to the Russian annexation of the Crimea last year, President Obama signed an Executive Order on 19th December listing a new range of sanctions against the Crimea region. The move was meant to put the economic thumbscrews on Putin, but it"s had a rather unexpected result for the little people of the Crimea.
The sanctions prohibit the import or export of any "good, service or technology" from the U.S. to Crimea. Among other things, that means that app developers can"t make iPhone games any more, and Apple has been sending out emails to affected parties informing them. As TechCrunch reports, Crimean developers are banned from publishing apps, and have to stop using any Apple-provided software or tools immediately. Money owed to the developers for app sales has also been frozen in escrow.
Apple isn"t the first tech company to cut off the Crimea, either: Valve has apparently shut down Steam in the region, as well. Thanks to geopolitics and Putin, Crimean kids can"t play Call of Duty any more.
Presumably, however, the sanctions will apply equally to all tech companies, not just Valve and Apple. There"s no indication yet that Google or Microsoft have shut down developers for their app stores — in fact, a Crimean developer interviewed by Russia Beyond The Headlines said that "Crimean developers have no problems with Google".
In the meantime, affected devs are using fairly simple workarounds, like listing a Russian or Ukrainian address. But it"s still a fun (and depressing) reminder of how international posturing can affect even the lowliest Flappy Bird clone. [TechCrunch, Russia Beyond The Headlines]
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Monday, January 19, 2015
Simple Guide On How To Use Your Iphone
It is easy to combine your entire roster of social media sites on your iphone. Many people still haven"t figured out how to use this.This article will give you some great tips on how to use social networks on your iphone and other features.
Simple Guide On How To Use Your Iphone
Apple Watch wins the wrist war before it starts + MORE
Review: Truffol Station 5 USB Charger
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We all have a ton of gadgets these days that are charged by USB, from iPhones and iPads to things as diverse as cameras, scanners and GPS units. The challenge can be finding enough USB ports to keep up, which is why I resort to a powered USB hub. It’s plastic and not exactly pretty, hence my interest in a rather beautiful-looking product from Truffol–the company behind the reversible USB cable we looked at last year.
The Truffol Station 5 is not a USB hub: there’s no socket to connect it to a Mac. It’s designed for one purpose only, and that’s to charge up to five USB devices at once. It differs from most other such devices in two ways: form and function …
The form is obvious. This is no cheap piece of plastic you want to hide away out of sight, this is something beautiful enough to look at home sat on your desk next to a Mac. The casing is mostly made from real wood, in a choice of cherry (above) and walnut, machine-milled then hand-polished to give a smooth finish. Beneath the wood is an anodised aluminum chassis, with a thick rubber pad at the bottom to stop it sliding around on your desk.
It measures around 11x6x4cm; I’ve photographed it with my iPhone 6 for scale. The quality of the fit and finish is excellent. Pick it up, and it has a reassuring heft to it. This both looks and feels like a quality piece of kit.
At the front are five USB sockets, which is there the function part comes in: while cheap chargers provide only 1A sockets, the Truffol Station is equipped with three of these plus two beefier 2.4A sockets suitable for charging iPads, power packs, Bluetooth speakers and the like.
Inside, there’s a built-in surge protector to keep your iDevices safe, and the separate power brick accepts anything from 100-220V, making it suitable for use anywhere in the world (with a suitable adapter). At the rear is just a power socket and a power button to toggle power on and off. The button, too, is made from wood.
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Become An Iphone Expert With These Tips
The iphone is popular due to a number of factors. The feature of the iphone has many powerful features as well as many apps to customize it to their needs. The following tips will help you to learn how to become the master of your iphone and put its power to use for you.
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Sunday, January 18, 2015
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Report: Apple May Be Creating a Stylus for the Rumored iPad Pro
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Apple Insider reports that Apple may be considering its own stylus or iPen or Apple Pen or whatever for the upcoming iPad Pro, or is it the Air Plus? Like I said, it"s a big ole rumor party.
But this rumor happens to come from Ming-Chi Kuo from KGI Securities. Yes, that Ming-Chi Kuo, the guy who"s known as the "world"s most accurate Apple analyst." He has Nostrodamused a couple of Cupertino"s secrets in the past, including Apple Watch release timeframes and specific iPhone 6 specs. Now, he"s focused on iPads, specifically how Apple"s mega iPad may soon have a new fancy stylus accessory.
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Understanding How To Properly Use Your Iphone
Are you searching for new apps and do not know where to find them or even upload them into your phone?
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KGI: Apple likely to sell stylus accessory alongside 12-inch ‘iPad Pro’
KGI: Apple likely to sell stylus accessory alongside 12-inch ‘iPad Pro’
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According to a new report by KGI, Apple will soon introduce a stylus accessory for its iPad products, targeted at the expected (but still officially unconfirmed) larger-screened ~12 inch iPad Pro. Both products are quoted for release sometime this year, with KGI most recently quoting a Q2 launch window. The stylus would apparently charge using a Lightning cable.
Although KGI reports tend to be based off of supply-chain sources, which have proven very reliable in the past, Ming-Chi Kuo does not allude to any such indicators for the stylus prediction report. Instead, he highlights a number of patent filings in recent years by Apple on tablet styli and a need to differentiate the upcoming more premium iPad aside from screen size.
KGI: Apple likely to sell stylus accessory alongside 12-inch ‘iPad Pro’
Saturday, January 17, 2015
Iphone Secrets To Get The Most From Your Device
Are you searching for new iphone apps to your phone?
If your iPhone gets wet, you can dry it with rice. You should of course avoid dropping your iPhone in water. Do not use a hair dryer. Instead, use a paper towel to wipe it. Then, place the phone in a Ziploc bag that is full of rice. After several hours, the rice will have absorbed all of the water.
Iphone Secrets To Get The Most From Your Device
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iPhone 6s rumors, autonomous cars and lots of glitter on this week’s CultCast
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“Destination, please.” Johnny Cab, Total Recall.
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Everything You Need To Know About The Iphone
Many people own an iphone these days, but some don"t know the many ways it can benefit them. You aren"t the only one who is unsure about all the iphone has to offer. Read this article if you would like to know more about new ways to use your iphone.
Everything You Need To Know About The Iphone
Friday, January 16, 2015
Apple TV content refresh serves up Tennis Channel Everywhere
Apple TV content refresh serves up Tennis Channel Everywhere
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Following the addition of the official Cricket Australia channel for Apple TV users down under earlier this week, Apple refreshed its video streaming box for US users Friday night with new content through the Tennis Channel Everywhere service. The new Apple TV channel features both on-demand tennis and live matches with an optional annual subscription.The annual subscription is called Tennis Channel Plus and goes for $69.99/year unlocking access to live tennis coverage including the 2015 Australian Open starting next week and 2015 French Open starting in June. The annual subscription applies to Apple TV as well as Tennis Channel Everywhere’s iPhone and iPad apps and web site.
Additionally, the Tennis Channel Live functionality is available separately for subscribers of select cable providers including AT&T U-Verse, Cox, DISH, DirecTV, and Verizon FiOS.
Highlights from recent matches from around the world are available to viewers even regardless of cable/satellite access or a Tennis Channel Plus subscription.
Apple TV content refresh serves up Tennis Channel Everywhere
Navigate Your Iphone With These Tips
The iphone is one of functionality and form. It is easy to use and app system that allows it to do many things.There are many hidden things that can be done to optimize the system more than it already is. The piece that follows offers great ideas for making the most of your iphone even more fantastic.
Navigate Your Iphone With These Tips
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How To Catch A Freight Train Ride To Freedom
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Ever wanted to pack it all in, become a hobo and ride the rails? Dusty Blackthorn"s been doing that for the last 16 years. We caught up with the American in Guatemala and asked him how. He shared his best photos too. Don"t be an oog.
I was sitting on the side of a mountain — actually more of a volcano — in the western highlands of Guatemala, pointing a camera at stuff and climbing when a foreigner came into sight. Traveling with a troupe of Kaqchikel pilgrims, but sporting a shockingly white shaved head, backpack and cargo pants, he definitely stood out. I must have too because he walked over and introduced himself.
Dusty was heading south through Central America, hopping freight trains for transportation and ended up here because that"s just where the rails took him. We climbed some rocks, he gave me some advice when my girlfriend got pissed at me, then we had a chat about hitching freight trains.
I don"t know much about doing that, but I have read some Kerouac, London and Krakauer so, in my head at least, running alongside and jumping on one is about as American as apple pie.
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Learn How An Iphone Can Benefit You
There is a lot of information available to help you use your iphone to its maximum capabilities. Keep reading the piece that follows to get some great tips for your iphone.
Learn How An Iphone Can Benefit You
Thursday, January 15, 2015
Things for iOS updated with Notification Center widget, improved inter-app functionality + MORE
How I Shot an Upside-Down Glacier in Antarctica
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I travelled to Antarctica in December on vacation with my family. I brought along my camera rig to shoot the glaciers, ice and penguins. We saw thousands of icebergs of course, but only one revealed its gorgeous underside — the 90% "below the surface" you hear so much about.
Icebergs are typically white, like you see in pictures. This one had recently flipped over and had this arresting alien-green color to it. It looked a lot more like a parked spacecraft than a floating iceberg.
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Get The Most From Your Iphone With These Ideas
You have to live under a rock to not be familiar with Apple"s iphone.This simple device has changed the way we view communication.
Reduce the amount of brightness that you have on your iPhone screen to conserve the battery. Go to the settings to change this. This will help you to conserve a lot more battery, especially if it is important for you to have your phone fully charged.
Get The Most From Your Iphone With These Ideas
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How to Stop Data Thieves From Stealing Information Off Your Old Gadgets
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Considering our collective thirst to upgrade to the latest shiny gadget, it"s not surprising that consumer electronics generate a nasty amount of waste—some 3.4 million tons of e-waste year. We are device-gobbling monsters who grow strong on the gleaming newness of our machines. But tossing out "old" devices creates an overlooked hazard.
You might think that cracked iPhone 3GS is literal trash, but the private details of your life can be another man"s treasure. If smartphones and computers aren"t properly recycled, the information stashed in our trashed electronics can be enormously valuable for dumpster-diving data thieves in the habit of hawking personal info.
Sure enough, many electronics recycling programs aren"t properly protecting digital detritus, dumping e-waste in startlingly irresponsible ways. Our discarded devices are often exported and siphoned into literal dumps, flooding Ghanian and Chinese landfills with unwiped hard drives. This provides desperate thieves with centralized collection areas to rifle through.
And they have, as Idaho Power Company found out the bad way in 2006, when sensitive corporate data wound up on eBay after an e-waste job gone wrong. The company participated in a hard drive recycling program but failed to scrub the drives before giving them to the salvage vendor. The salvage vendor also neglected to wipe the drives, resulting in hundreds of drives popping up on eBay still chock-full of confidential employee information and proprietary memos.
Then there are data thieves who straight up pose as e-waste companies. Last summer, the Reno police sent out a warning about a Craigslist posting claiming to offer free e-waste recycling that was suspected of siphoning data from people who fell for the scam. "This is a fraudulent post as the people do not have a City permit and will most likely take any computer, laptops or other electronic data collecting devices and extract personal information off of them," wrote police spokesman Tim Broadway.
Even when old electronics get picked up by someone who isn"t a thief, they can expose private information. The face of dumb damning data abandonment is Fabrice Tourre, a former finance ingenuine and grad student who self-identified as "the fabulous Fab."
In 2006, a woman was given a laptop her friend found in the garbage in New York. She didn"t think anything unusual was on the device, although emails from the previous owner—Tourre—kept coming in. Five years later, she saw Tourre"s name on the news as he, then a trader at Goldman Sachs, fought the SEC over mortgage securities. She turned the laptop over to the New York Times, giving the newspaper a huge resource for an expansive, damning report on Tourre.
Whether Tourre had been stupid enough to simply throw his laptop in the garbage without a password and hope for the best is still unknown, but either way, it was fished out. The fabulous Fab eventually paid back $825,000 for defrauding investors, and, though probably for the best justice-wise, the information revealed hurt both Tourre and Goldman Sachs and could"ve been avoided had Tourre not assumed that the garbage was a black hole where secrets can live.
Data thieves or innocent owners of used devices can too often freely rifle through the private information on old electronics, since many people don"t bother to delete everything off unwanted gadgets. But even if you go through the trouble of wiping your drives, it"s not going to stop a savvy data leech from recovering the lost data. There are software programs designed to help thieves extract data even after people have deleted files.
So what to do? Get the hammer out. It"s always smart to return devices to their factory settings, but it"s even more prudent to completely dismantle your electronics before turning them over to e-waste programs. As identity theft expert Robert Siciliano told USA Today, older electronics—like those running Windows XP—often retain data even after attempts to wipe. Security experts advise people to physically smash up hard drives before recycling computers. It"s the only fail-safe way to ensure data security.
But you"ve also got to recycle. New York City just passed a law that made throwing old electronics in the trash illegal, and other cities and states already have e-waste laws in place. As people look to avoid fines (and learn about why e-waste damages the environment) the recycling market is growing, and there are more ways to totally destroy items while still abiding by e-waste recycling laws. There are even things that exist in the world called Certificates of Destruction.
ShredIt, a document destruction company, is dedicated to turning hard drives FUBAR to make them theft-resistant. "We actually shred the hard drives and give them a certificate of destruction for each hard drive we destroy." But then the shredded drives are recycled according to the standards available. "Everything we do is certified, bonded, and insured," ShredIt spokesperson Carl Green told me.
Electronic Recyclers International is another e-waste team that recycles after destruction. It uses live video of the shredding process so people will know that their devices are thoroughly unusable. CEO John Shegerian is insistent that those steps are necessary for truly secure e-waste recycling:
"Transparency is key in e-waste recycling, especially when it comes to destroying data. A recycler"s capabilities and certifications should be obvious. If there are no obvious indicators and accountability measures proving the destruction of data, that"s a huge red flag. All legitimate recyclers will highlight these services."
There are two key certifications to look out for when you"re recycling e-waste to help prevent data theft. The R2 and eStewards verifications mean the programs have been assessed as legitimate. In addition, there are guidelines laid out by the U.S. Department of Defense and the National Institute of Standards and Technology for proper data destruction that e-waste companies can follow to ensure they"re covering their bases. The EPA provides a map of certified e-waste recyclers so you can avoid scammers.
"If your municipality has an e-waste recycling program, ask about its vendor and whether the recycler is certified," Shegerian said. "If you"re participating in an OEM take back program, make sure its transparent about the downstream process of your retired device. If there isn"t obvious information guaranteeing the security of your data, then that"s a major concern."
Like pretty much everything in life, cutting corners and not bothering to check vendors out or take precautions is both way easier than putting in more effort and also the quickest way to turn e-waste recycling into a shitshow and bonanza for data thieves.
Illustration by Tara Jacoby
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Xiaomi aims to take on the iPhone 6 Plus with new 5.7″ Note phablet + MORE
Last chance to save 58% on Limefuel: the 20,000mAH dual USB battery backup
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Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Solid Advice For Anyone Wanting To Better Understand The Iphone
It is easy to integrate all your various social media accounts to your iphone. Many people don"t know how to accomplish this for some reason. This article contains many useful tips on how to use social networks on your iphone.
Solid Advice For Anyone Wanting To Better Understand The Iphone
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LCD Soundsystem: "Dance Yrself Clean"
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Recently, I did a weirdo thing that might seem dumb to the tech-savvy readers of Gizmodo. I dug up the hard drive that held the entirety of my iTunes music collection until age 23, deleted everything but the Music app off my retired (and very cracked) iPhone 4S, and essentially turned it into an iPod.
My actual iPod (Nano, 4G, orange) broke a couple years ago, late enough into the streaming revolution that it didn"t make sense to get a new one. I was too cheap to get a iPhone with more storage or a better data plan, so I just stopped listening to music on the go. I essentially replaced music with podcasts in my life. I got old(er). I stopped downloading music. My hard drive of music got lost in the dusty back corners of my desk.
That"s all to say that when I finally plugged that hard drive back into my computer this weekend, it was like opening a digital time capsule. I waited hours for iTunes to update my music library. (Has iTunes gotten worse? It"s gotten so much worse.) And then, finally, I was faced with all the playlists I made during college.
As terrible as college-era me was in other ways, my taste in music was not terrible. (It is also possible I have only gotten progressively less cool since then, so my music judgments are just entirely invalid. But anyways.) So now I am listening to an entire iPhone iPod full of my old music, and I"m reminded of how awesome LCD Soundsystem"s "Dance Yrself Clean" is. I used to blast this so loud as I walked down the street, shutting out everything but music.
Welcome to Soundtrack, what Gizmodo"s staff is listening to every night.
Recently, I did a weirdo thing that might seem dumb to the tech-savvy readers of Gizmodo. I dug up the hard drive that held the entirety of my iTunes music collection until age 23, deleted everything but the Music app off my retired (and very cracked) iPhone 4S, and essentially turned it into an iPod.
My actual iPod (Nano, 4G, orange) broke a couple years ago, late enough into the streaming revolution that it didn"t make sense to get a new one. I was too cheap to get a iPhone with more storage or a better data plan, so I just stopped listening to music on the go. I essentially replaced music with podcasts in my life. I got old(er). I stopped downloading music. My hard drive of music got lost in the dusty back corners of my desk.
That"s all to say that when I finally plugged that hard drive back into my computer this weekend, it was like opening a digital time capsule. I waited hours for iTunes to update my music library. (Has iTunes gotten worse? It"s gotten so much worse.) And then, finally, I was faced with all the playlists I made during college.
As terrible as college-era me was in other ways, my taste in music was not terrible. (It is also possible I have only gotten progressively less cool since then, so my music judgments are just entirely invalid. But anyways.) So now I am listening to an entire iPhone iPod full of my old music, and I"m reminded of how awesome LCD Soundsystem"s "Dance Yrself Clean" is. I used to blast this so loud as I walked down the street, shutting out everything but music.
Welcome to Soundtrack, what Gizmodo"s staff is listening to every night.
Samsung wants to buy BlackBerry for $7.5 billion
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BlackBerry Classic. Photo: BlackBerrySamsung wants to buy BlackBerry for $7.5 billion + MORE
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Ericsson countersues Apple over wireless technology licensing royalties
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In response to Apple taking Ericsson to court over wireless patent licensing, the Swedish telecommunications company has filed a lawsuit in Texas that seeks the court to determine whether its licensing offer to Apple is fair. Ericsson told the court that it has been attempting to reach a new licensing agreement with Apple for over two years, but negotiations have failed to result in a deal. The patents in question are related to wireless LTE technologies that Apple uses in products like the iPhone and iPad.
Apple’s initial lawsuit against Ericsson in a Northern California district court calls for the LTE-related patents to be considered non-essential, allowing for the iPhone maker to continue using the wireless technologies in its products without further payment. If the court finds the patents to be essential, Apple requests that Ericsson only collect royalties based on the cost of the processors using the licensed technology, not the full price of the product being sold.
“We’ve always been willing to pay a fair price to secure the rights to standards essential patents covering technology in our products. Unfortunately, we have not been able to agree with Ericsson on a fair rate for their patents so, as a last resort, we are asking the courts for help,” Apple spokeswoman Kristin Huguet told Reuters on Tuesday.
Ericsson, the world’s largest provider of mobile network equipment, makes a significant portion of its revenues through licensing its exhaustive patent portfolio to companies like Apple. The company holds over 35,000 patents related to 2G, 3G and 4G wireless technologies. Last year, Samsung struck a deal with Ericsson that saw it pay $650 million and agree to further royalties for years to follow ending a similar licensing dispute.Filed under: AAPL Company, iOS Devices, Tech Industry Tagged: Apple, California, Ericsson, Lawsuit, LTE, patents, Texas, Wireless Visit 9to5Mac to find more special coverage of AAPL Company, iOS Devices, and Apple.What do you think? Discuss "Ericsson countersues Apple over wireless technology licensing royalties" with our community.
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Tips To Help You With Your Iphone
The iphone is a device that is packed with lots of features. It has a smooth app systems and an interface that puts the world at your fingertips. There are a lot of things that can be done to optimize the system even more. This article has information that will help you enhance your iphone user experience.
Tips To Help You With Your Iphone
Apple and Ericsson battle it out over patent royalties + MORE
Apple takes Ericsson to court over LTE patents, claims royalties are too high
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Apple has filed a lawsuit against Ericsson over the licensing fees for technology patents related to LTE wireless connectivity, Reuters reported today. According to Apple, the company has not infringed any of the patents in question, which it says are not essential to the LTE networking standard.
Ericsson calculates its royalty fees based on the price of a complete handset rather than only the component that integrates the patented technology.
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Tuesday, January 13, 2015
Guide On How To Maximize Your Iphone
Having an iphone can be both challenging and a curse. The phone can be absolutely mind boggling at first.
Guide On How To Maximize Your Iphone
Apple Watch iPhone ‘Companion’ app revealed w/ new Watch features, monograms + MORE
Leaked Companion App Spills Details on the Apple Watch
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The Apple Watch was already one of the most anticipated gadgets of 2015 before the year even started. And though current rumors indicate we still have two months worth of waiting, a new leak of the watch"s companion app, posted by the ever-reliable Mark Gurman at 9to5Mac, give us even more details on what this watch will be able to do.
Apple Watch iPhone ‘Companion’ app revealed w/ new Watch features, monograms + MORE
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Google Chrome can now remote control your Mac from your iPhone
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Chrome can now control your Mac from your iPhone. Photo: Cult of Mac
If you’ve always wanted a way to control your desktop from your iPhone or iPad, but didn’t want to lay out, good news: Google’s now got you covered for free.
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Using Your Iphone The Way It Was Meant To Be Used
You would have no doubt heard of the iphone. This phone has changed the bar for technology and communications and has developed a cult following.
Using Your Iphone The Way It Was Meant To Be Used
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