Tag: iOS

📅 March 29, 2017

HOW TO: Quickly Identify All The 32-bit Apps Installed on Your iOS Device

Apple will soon reject all 32-bit apps to run on iOS. Here’s a quick way to identify all 32-bit apps installed on your device

Ever since iOS 10.1, when you open an old 32-bit app on your iOS devices you’ll be presented with a warning that the app may slow down your device and the developer needs to update it.

The apps are still fully functional, however, Apple will soon reject 32-bit apps from running on iOS. And that day may just come with iOS 11.

This is nothing new. It started with iOS 7 and iPhone 5S.

To quickly identify all the 32-bit apps installed on your iOS device, go to Settings > General > About > Applications.

📅 February 21, 2017

PlayOn Cloud: Record & Download Streaming Shows or Movies to Watch Offline. Anytime, on Any Device

The First Mobile App That Lets You Record & Download Streaming Shows or Movies to Watch Offline — Anytime, on Any Device

You love your shows, yeah, but you don’t love needing a trustworthy, fast internet connection to stream. Well, now you don’t.

The PlayOn Cloud SVR (streaming video recorder) mobile app lets you record video from Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Video, ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox, HBO Now, PBS, The CW, and YouTube all directly to your phone or tablet with the click of a button.

Perfect for long flights or public-transit commutes, PlayOn Cloud SVR lets you redeem credits (each credit equals one recording) for commercial-free, offline watching of your favorite shows.

Yes, it really is that easy.

  • Browse shows & movies from your favorite streaming sites – then record them to your device via the cloud
  • Sync recordings across iOS devices or download to another device
  • Automatically skip commercials while watching on your iPad or iPhone
  • Download recordings to your PC to watch on your TV via a streaming device

Get 50 PlayOn Cloud SVR Credits (each credit is good for one recording) for $30 ( retail $50 ) here.

📅 January 25, 2017

Skate City for iOS and Android

Your perfect ride. Worldwide.

Snowman and Agens have teamed up for “Skate City”, an upcoming skate game for iOS and Android. Theres no info on the game, but from the looks of it “Skate City” appears to be a relaxing side-scrolling skateboarding game. There’s also no official release date but there’s an Instagram account showcasing several gameplay clips.

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📅 October 17, 2016

Apple Releases iOS 10.0.3 for iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus

Apple has released iOS 10.0.3 for iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus owners, addressing cellular connectivity issues.

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Just a quick heads-up: Apple has released iOS 10.0.3 for iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus owners, addressing cellular connectivity issues.

The update is now available via the Software Update mechanism in Settings app or when connected to iTunes on a Mac or PC.

📅 October 13, 2016

Explore the All-New Apple Music [video]

Explore the All-New Apple Music

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Apple posted a new ad for Apple Music showcasing the service’s features. Listen anywhere—even offline. Over 40 million songs. Thousands of handpicked playlists. Exclusive music and video premieres. Shows from the best artists and DJs on Beats 1, radio live or on demand, and more. New members get three months free.

Jump over the break to check out the video…

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📅 September 27, 2016

Pablo for iOS

stop taking photos. start making magic.

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Meet Pablo. Named after Pablo Picasso, who did a series of light paintings, this app allows you to capture still photos and brief HD videos using a patent-pending “live-view” technology.

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📅 March 21, 2016

iOS 9.3 Now Available To Download

iOS 9.3 is now available for all iOS users.

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iOS 9.3 is now available to download. In theory iOS 9.3 is a minor update but it packs a lot of features for the iPhone and iPad, the biggest being anew feature is a new Night Shift mode which shifts the color temperature of the display based on the time and location of your device. You know…. pretty much like F.lux.

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📅 October 12, 2015

HOW TO: Enable Numeric Signal Strength On iOS 9

Learn how simple it is to enable numeric signal strength on iOS 9

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Look up at the top left corner of your iPhone… You see those little dots? As you should be aware by now, these dots are Apple’s way of representing something as complicated as a reception meter in a way a layman should understand. While this representation works for most users, it’s terribly inaccurate, and frankly doesn’t present much information.

What you may not be aware of however is that starting with iOS 4.1 Apple included a hidden app called “test app” that, when opened, enables a cool db meter where your traditional signal dots would be.

Jump over the break to learn how to enable numeric signal strength on your iPhone…

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📅 September 24, 2015

Apple Already Releases iOS 9.0.1

iOS 9.0.1 is here

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A week has passed by since iOS 9 was finally released to the public after months and months of beta testing. Today Apple has released the first bug fix update to its new mobile OS.

The update fixes a few bugs including an issue that broke alarms and timers and another in Safari and Photos that caused paused videos to appear distorted.

iOS 9.0.1 is now available to download via OTA ( over-the-air ).