A report published by TechCrunch early this week revealed Apple’s plans to integrate Twitter in iOS 5 for easy sharing of photos and other content. The claim was backed up by an official announcement from Twitter the very next day stating that it will soon launch its own photo sharing service as well as a hint from John Gruber of Daring Fireball that Apple will indeed be building Twitter deeply into iOS 5. Now, another source has shed some more light on Apple’s Twitter integration plans.  Read more...

Permalink: iOS 5 To Bring Twitter Integration For Photo & Content Sharing?

Apple’s annual Worldwide Developer Conference is about to kick of in just two days i.e June 6th, 2011 at San Francisco. Almost all the details and major announcements have already been leaked ahead of the big event which include Apple’s iCloud service, Mac OS X Lion and supposedly the biggest update to iOS since its launch i.e iOS 5. Apple’s press release has confirmed that the event will start with a keynote from company’s CEO, Steve Jobs at 10:00am.  Read more...

Permalink: WWDC 2011 Announcements: iCloud, iOS 5 & Mac OS X Lion!

Ahead of the upcoming Worldwide Developers Conference 2011 which is scheduled to kick off on June 6, Apple has pushed an official WWDC iOS app to the App Store in order to assist those who will be attending the conference next week in Cupertino. The app, which can be downloaded free as a universal binary for both iPhone and iPad, provides news, photos and other informational material from the conference along with its complete schedule. The app even lets you set up meetings with the Apple staff throughout the conference.  Read more...

Permalink: Official WWDC App For iPhone, iPod & iPad Now Available For Download!

One of the reasons to get an iPad is for eBooks. But some of us have large amounts of PDF’s that we would like to be able to read on the iPad, and iBooks is the answer. I will show you how to easily add PDF’s to iBooks for easy reading.  Read more...

Permalink: HOW TO: Easily add PDF’s to iBooks on your iPad or iPhone

The Nike + GPS iOS app turns 5 today, and to celebrate, Nike has the app available for free in the app store. The Nike + app allows you to map and track your runs, using the phones GPS functionality (This app will run on the 3GS, iPhone 4, iPod Touch 2G, 3G, 4G). The app will even allow you to compete with your friends in a game of tag.  Read more...

Permalink: Nike+ GPS for iOS is FREE today!

There have been quite a few rumors about Apple having a 10 year anniversary event this weekend. Stores have been receiving materials all week long and employees are said to report to the store early this Sunday morning for a mandatory meeting.  Read more...

Permalink: Apple Store 10 Year Anniversary this weekend may be “Back to School” Program Launch

Microsoft has released a toolkit for iOS developers to use in order to utilize Microsoft’s Cloud Based storage solution for developers to use to host and build applications. The toolkit is obviously also available for the Windows Phone platform, and Microsoft says that an Android version will be out next month. The iOS toolkit allows the creation of apps for iPhone and iPad using Objective-C and XCode, with Microsoft stating that they want to make it easier for developers to use their platforms.  Read more...

Permalink: Microsoft Releases Azure Tookit for iOS

As a jailbreaker myself, it can be a pain to browse Cydia from my phone. Luckily, the folks over at Planet-iPhones have come up with a solution.  A web based tool that will allow you to browse all the default repositories, as well as an additional 7.  Read more...

Permalink: Browse Jailbreak Tweaks from your computer with ‘Cydia Search’

Browsing the web today from my iPad, I noticed that I can now access my Amazon Cloud Drive from my device, even using Safari.  This means that I can now listen to my music, from my Cloud Drive, without any other software, or App.  Read more...

Permalink: Use your Amazon Cloud Drive Storage on your iOS Device

Several sources are now stating the Apple is making a deal with Nuance, the creators of Dragon Naturally Speaking, for speech recognition software for iOS5. Nuance’s technology is already used for software created by Siri, a company that Apple acquired last year. Apple has also been said to be preparing to bring an integration of Siri’s AI and voice control capabilities to iOS5 with is due to release later this year.  Read more...

Permalink: Speech Recognition in iOS5 courtesy of Nuance?