How to Scan QR Code Using iPhone’s Camera App [NativeQR Cydia Tweak]
There are umpteen free apps that let you scan a QR-code using your iPhone but none of them actually does it from within the stock camera app. That won’t happen because Apple’s policies are made that way.
That’s why everyone’s now interested in this new tweak called NativeQR.
NativeQR is a cool little tweak that adds a QR-scanning option ... Continue Reading →
Best iPhone 5 Clock-Radio Docks: Compact, Stylish, Feature-rich
iPhone 5 docking stations have already crept into the market and are doing brisk sales. There are alarm clock docks for the iPhone 5 and then there are stereo speaker docks too. A dock is a cool thing to have, by the bed, by the sofa in the drawing room or even on the kitchen counter when you’re cooking listening to some reggae.
iPhone 5 docks have become ... Continue Reading →
TuneUp Media: The Perfect iTunes Library Clean-up Tool
When you’ve got a ton of music in your iTunes Library, things can get messy. Duplicates crop up, there are tracks without the right metadata, and then of course, there are albums with no album art and a lot of missing information for the artist, genre, year, album etc.
A lot of people leave it at that because fixing this (with a large music library) is ... Continue Reading →
Get A Minimalist Battery Indicator With Vox Cydia Tweak
Vox is a new tweak from the makers of Velox. The new tweak adds a cool battery indicator – a minimalist one – in place of the stock battery icon. There are different states for charging/notification center/normal so it’s all a cool usability feature that also adds some neat design aesthetic to the overall experience.
Vox is a light-weight ... Continue Reading →
How to Remove/Merge Duplicate Contacts from Your iPhone
Late last year when iOS 6 with Facebook integration was announced, I decided to try it out. Somewhere along the way, I lost track of what went wrong and my Contacts ended up being a mess. After some really crazy sync of Mail contacts, I ended up with a contact book filled with thousands of contacts.
Today, I decided to clean it up and I ended up with just about ... Continue Reading →
iPhone 5S Display Assembly and Logic Board Photos Leaked
MacRumors posted a couple of photos of what it claims to be iPhone 5S’s logic board and the iPhone 5S display assembly.
The earlier report on the logic board seems to be corroborated with the new set of photos of what appears to be the iPhone 5S display assembly. The authenticity of the images cannot be ascertained but since there is no evidence to the ... Continue Reading →
Best Free Note-taking Apps For iPhone/iPad: Taking Notes Made Easy
iPhone and the iPad have made note-taking more flexible and powerful. Although it’s not exactly as easy and clutter-free as jotting down stuff with a pencil and paper, it’s much more powerful.
There are tons of note-taking apps out there on the App Store. In fact, it’s super-saturated. But there are free apps for taking notes that are really ... Continue Reading →
The Best Document-creation Apps for iPhone/iPad (Office Mobile-Alternatives)
While Microsoft just released Office Mobile, it apparently seems very limited. For starters, you can’t use it unless you’ve got an Office 365 account – which is costly. Also, even if you do get to start creating documents with Office Mobile, you’re going to see that some important features are missing; spell-checker, for example. Or the ... Continue Reading →
Office Mobile iPhone App Released, Minimal Features Only
Microsoft Office is finally available for the iPhone (not iPad yet). Unfortunately, it’s so minimal that it looks like a botched attempt to bring some Office-like presence to the iPhone. I’d say a lot of other apps do a better job.
Apparently this is the first time you get to see Microsoft Office on the Mobile for iOS. The iPhone app is free but ... Continue Reading →
