The Best Video Chat Apps For iPad and iPhone [Free]: Do More than Video Calling!
Video calling has become a part and parcel of our lives. With FaceTime actually revolutionizing video chats, there has been a massive change in the way people look for and use video chat apps. Both the iPhone and the iPad are cool devices to video call your friends and family.
Incidentally, we did cover FaceTime alternatives.Turns out we’re not done yet. ... Continue Reading →
6 Interesting Cydia Tweaks To Download Right Now
So this week, there were a few interesting Cydia tweaks that hit our radar. While the focus elsewhere has been largely on Velox addons, which we’ll be taking a look at later on, there are some really interesting and a few powerful Cydia tweaks that were released this week.
Some of these are very plain and not so super-functional. Affix, for example, just ... Continue Reading →
Alternative iPhone Panorama Apps to take 360-degree Panoramic Photos and Videos
When iOS 6 came out, everyone was excited about the panorama features that were finally being released (officially; we’ve had Cydia tweaks and manual methods that enabled panoramic photos on the iPhone even before iOS 6 happened).
But that excitement was for users of iPhone 4S and 5. People with iPhone 4 and lower had to just be satisfied with nothing because ... Continue Reading →
Best Evernote Alternatives for iPhone & iPad: Capture Notes Better & Faster
Somehow, I’ve never been a fan of Evernote. It’s an awesome app so don’t misinterpret my statement. It’s just that Evernote has been a lot of features for me: features that bloat an otherwise decent interface and that make things a little complex.
But of course there are alternatives that aren’t as good as Evernote is. Some of you ... Continue Reading →
PressReader iPhone & iPad App: All Your Newspaper Subscriptions On Your iPhone/iPad
Apparently, people prefer the online version of NYT or WSJ more than the print. Not that print media’s staring at the gaping horrors of extinction but electronic media has far outdone the print in the last few years. And so, naturally, millions of people get their daily dose of news from online newspapers.
Almost every major publication in the world has ... Continue Reading →
Best WhatsApp Alternatives for iPhone : Stay Connected With Your Buddies
Personally, I wouldn’t think of anything other than WhatsApp to stay in touch with my gang of friends. Interestingly, there was once when WhatsApp was given the boot by Apple, people had to look for alternatives. I wasn’t one of them, but I’ve since been keeping my radar open for a good alternative just in case apocalypse is here.
WhatsApp hasn’t ... Continue Reading →
Analyst Says Apple Will Release Two iPad Minis (Q3 2013 and Q1 2014)
This is one of the strangest analysis that I’ve heard so far. And in all probability, John Gruber or Jim Dalrymple will shoot this down in the following days. This relates to iPad Mini 2 release date (and one subsequent iPad Mini too).
NPD DisplaySearch’s Richard Shim says, according to CNET, that there will be two refreshes coming from Apple for ... Continue Reading →
“Budget” iPhone Price Speculation Starts; $350-$400 According to J.P.Morgan
Not everyone is really sure about Apple trying to fit a new smartphone product into its iPhone-series but for those of us that do believe that Apple’s “budget” iPhone could be a reality, we’re going nuts discussing about the price.
The “budget iPhone” has been widely speculated to be priced at $330 by a few reports. Stock ... Continue Reading →
Ellen DeGeneres Heads Up! Game for iPhone, iPad & iPod – Now Available on the App Store
If you’ve watched Ellen’s show on the tube, you’re probably familiar with that game she and her guests play. The game is a word-guessing game where you hold up a card on your forehead (without seeing what’s it got) and your friend gives you clues about the word on the card. You try to guess it and every correct guess is a point you win.
The ... Continue Reading →
iWidgets Cydia Tweak: How to Get A Clock and Calendar Widget On Your Springboard
Widgets make Android so different from iPhone and so powerful in some respects. If there’s one important feature I’d like to have on my iPhone, that would be widgets. Of course, Apple’s reluctance to clutter the springboard with widgets is clearly understandable but I think this one of those things that has made the iOS stale.
I mean, you can’t ... Continue Reading →
