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The iPhone with the new lightning connector was released in September and a number of users may be concerned about the impact of the new connectors so today we're looking at the potential impact this may have moving forward. ...

10 million smaller iPads sounds about right, given that Apple has almost sold that many iPhones 5s in the first week. Component suppliers say Apple's smaller tablet orders outweigh that of the Kindle Fire 2:1 in the same quarter, despite stiff competition from others already in the market.
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Another day, another iOS puzzler that's a little different, a little the same, and ultimately, a very good game, if a little repetitive. That's Huebrix.

In many ways, Huebrix reminds me a lot of the other iOS puzzler Trainyard, one of the more popular puzzler that was based around a grid-based ...

Last Friday marked one year since Steve Jobs passed away, even though it seems like only yesterday. The good news is, Apple seems more or less the same as it was one year ago. There hasn't been any mass exodus of talent, and if Apple's stock price is anything to go by, the company is doing very extremely ...

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Omnifocus is a powerful beast. If Omnifocus were a house, I could live there for 30 years and still find hidden laundry shoots and light switches. If Omnifocus were a sandwich press, I would stumble upon it, drunk, at 2am, and stare in wonder as it pressed a perfect impromptu pizza. It's really good. I've been using OmniFocus on my Mac, iPhone and iPad for the past month, and it's the first time in my perpetually disorganised life that I've actually made a serious commitment to a Getting Things Done system. If you're interested in how Omnifocus works or how you could get more out of it - read on, MacTalk.

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Apple has been named the number 2 brand in the world, coming in second place to the almighty Coca-Cola. Apple leaped over quite a few competitors to get to number two, including the likes of Intel, McDonalds, Google, and Microsoft. Not bad for the most valuable publicly-traded company in the world. ...

There are some things in life that utterly and completely irk me. Car bras. Dash mats. Seat covers. Condoms. Okay, the last one is a necessary evil, but the point is every one of these things is designed to protect the thing they are placed on, but nine times out of ten they end up ruining the experience of actually using the thing they're designed to protect. Put it this way, I didn't buy a meticulously designed beautiful looking car only to put a stupid black bra over the front—just in case it might get a stone chip or two. And this is definitely how I feel about iPhones and iPads.

One of my previous articles discussed the bulk and tactile ...

iPads are getting more common place in today’s society. Parents use it to entertain their children, medical professionals use it in hospitals to access patient information, I use it to read my RSS feeds with Reeder while I’m on the can (don’t judge me, have you tried using a laptop on the can? It’s impossible.).

Steve Jobs famously spoke about a ‘post-pc’ era and even though we still rely heavily on our desktops and notebooks ...