Apple’s voice assistant Siri hasn’t faced a lot of competition since its release, but now that Google Now is available for iOS, there’s a little bit of insecurity in the air. There are some users who prefer Siri, while others are adapting to the search recognition offered by Google Now. It’s also possible for iOS [...]
App Review: Fast and the Furious 6 Game for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad
If there is one thing I wouldn’t miss watching is the next flick of the Fast and the Furious. While every popular movie today has its own iOS and Android game (as its counterpart), it’s a trend that has attracted gamers and movie couch potatoes and probably an app development trend to watch out. Yes, [...]
Review: AL13 UltraThin Aerospace Aluminium Bumper for iPhone 5
I personally own quite some number of iPhone case since my first iPhone 4 came into my hand until now with iPhone 5. Like many power users, I focus on the quality of material that it is made of, functionality and durability of the case in which the design really comes last for my consideration. [...]
Axis Adds 5 Customizable App Icons on iPhone Lock Screen
iOS users have face no problems while launching apps, but where there are limited offerings is the lock screen. There are several tweaks at Cydia store that are purported as lock screen launchers. They do work, but most of them come with functionality that makes the user launch the app unintentionally. Axis, on the other [...]
5 Tips to Make the Most of iPhone 5’s Camera
This is a guest post from Archie. Yeah, the iPhone 5 is out of its league when compared to Android flagships this year. The quad-core devices have multiplied and feature the latest of what Qualcomm has to offer, an octa-core is threatening global domination, screens haven reached insane levels and Google’s Play Store is once [...]
App Review: Dots for iPhone Connects Everything
An American designer once said, “Eventually everything connects – people, ideas, objects. The quality of the connections is the key to quality per se.” I bet this game was derived from Charles Eames’ quote. Quite frankly, you don’t have to figure it out because the game speaks for itself.
TimeHop App Creates Time Capsules Of Your Social Media History
There are a lot of reasons why iOS users would want to see their social media history. It could be because there was an important phone number got deleted but is stored in social media history or just to see what the previous conversation was about (it’s a busy, fast-moving world and forgetting what you [...]
How To Enable Pull To Refresh for WebView Based Apps
One of the best gestures available at the disposal of iOS users is ‘pull to refresh’. It’s there on social media apps, some third-party apps as well as the stock Mail app featured in iOS 6. If you?re really into this gesture and would like to utilize it more, PullAll is a newly released Cydia [...]
CloudLover: Use Gestures In Safari To Access iCloud Tabs
Those who’re regular users of iCloud would know that iOS 6′s native web browser includes the option to visit iCloud inside the bookmarks. This is not a convenient solution, and many avid users would just wish they had a tab for the purpose attached. CloudLover aims to solve the problem, not by adding an extra [...]
App Review: Moldiv Photo Collage Editor for iPhone and iPad
I’m a fan of photo collage editor apps. I got excited when I stumbled upon this Instagram-like icon on the App Store recently and downloaded it to see how it works. What the heck? From the creators of PicsPlay Pro, JellyBus Inc. brings you this functional all-in-one photo editor enabling you to create a masterpiece [...]
How To Capture Screenshot of Entire Scrolling View in iOS
Taking screenshots on both iOS and Android platforms isn’t much of a hassle. iOS users just need to push the power and home buttons at the same time, and whatever is on the screen at that moment is saved in the native Photos app. Capture View, a newly released tweak, aims to enhance the functionality [...]
App Review: Chin Up App for iPhone, iPod and iPad
Would you like to travel with Chin? Rise to the highest pole with Chin Up game featuring the nimble construction worker Mr. Chin. Let’s see if this fast-pace-touch-arcade game is worth it.
FullScroll Tweak Lets You View Any iOS App In Full Screen
The taller screen of the sixth-generation iPhone meant that App Store and Cydia developers had to optimize their work to suit the taller screen. However, there have already been many releases in the form of tweaks that allow users to see more of the screen, with some even offering full screen mode. FullScroll is a [...]
Supercharge Your iPhone Home Screen Apps with Velox
As you may have heard that one of the most anticipated is Velox, which had been undergoing months of development and testing by Apex Tweaks (@ApexTweaks). It supercharges supported iOS and App Store Apps with “folder-view” for notifications or app-special functionality by swiping gestures that gives users a complete fresh experience to use their iPhones. [...]
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App Review: Moldiv Photo Collage Editor for iPhone and iPad
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Beautify Your iPhone Unlock Screen with Piano Passcode
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CloudLover: Use Gestures In Safari To Access iCloud Tabs
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5 Tips to Make the Most of iPhone 5’s Camera
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Googiri: Team Up Siri & Google Now Voice Recognition
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App Review: Fast and the Furious 6 Game for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad
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Review: AL13 UltraThin Aerospace Aluminium Bumper for iPhone 5
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