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Showing posts with label iPhone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iPhone. Show all posts

Monday, 16 May 2016

Public service announcement.

iPhone 6s Plus 128GB space grey is stolen.
Part: MKUD2B/A
IMEI: 353289076550310

P.s. Person selling it is an asshole and likely the thief who stole it from me, report them to the Police immediately.

Also the Apple activation lock is still on so you won't be able to use this item and it has a Police crime reference number against the IMEI. 

Wednesday, 11 September 2013

New iPhones. The iPhone5 is no more.

iPhone 5s

iPhone 5c


They look nice, esp now the iPhone 5s has a 64bit proc, they'll go down well with devs.

http://store.apple.com/uk/iphone/family/iphone/compare

Monday, 10 June 2013

WWDC Preview: iOS 7, iRadio and Mac OS X 10.9

So this is going to be an interesting Apple Word wide developers conference. I'm most looking forward to seeing what they do with OS X. I have a lot of love for Windows 8, but in recent time OS X has become my main OS. Anyone who's become familiar with double tapping the fn key and talking away instead of typing anyone will know what I mean.

If they were to go with a radical change, we might see some merging of iOS or new features / layouts indicating we'll soon be getting touch screen displays on Macs.

I'm not sure Apple will have figured out the strategy on this yet though. They are gaining further market share and gamers are actually getting a good deal these days with the likes of Steamplay on Steam. Unless you count EA and SimCity....

iOS 7 will keep the iDevice users happy for a while but more importantly you'll have quicker access to settings and be able to edit the layouts from the rumours.

iRadio... Not massively fussed. Not really a fan of iTunes but it might be worrying a few other streaming services.

http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/2273759/wwdc-preview-ios-7-iradio-and-mac-os-x-109

Thursday, 13 December 2012

Google maps for iOS is back!

Google maps is back for iPhone.

"Android's advantage

Features Google has introduced that were not available in its earlier iPhone app include:
Voice guided turn-by-turn directions, with estimated travel times.
Indoor panoramic images of buildings that have signed up to its Street View Business Photos service
3D representations of the outlines of buildings that can be viewed from different angles
Vector-based graphics based on mathematical lines and points rather than pre-created bitmap graphics, making it quicker to zoom in and out of an area.

Among the facilities Google's iPhone app lacks that are present in its Android equivalent are indoor maps, the ability to download maps for offline viewing, and voice search."



http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-20694028

Wednesday, 2 November 2011

Infinity sword! iPhone

Been checking this iPhone game out as I remember seeing posts raving about the quality. I must say I'm impressed. Here are some screenshots direct from the phone :