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Think you know everything about iOS 5? Techxilla, offers 10 tips and tricks that you might find useful

Posted by Ali on February 4, 2012 · 1 Comment

iOS 5 is now on the “market” for quite some time, yet you never stop learning.With hundreds of new features to its release, there are many aspects still unexplored that could be very useful. For this reason we decided to offer some “tips and tricks” that might seem useful in using the latest mobile Operating system introduced by Apple. Many of you know the majority of [...]

Filed in: How to, iOS News

How to Use Dropbox Photo Stream Service(in Beta), An alternative to iCloud

Posted by Ali on February 4, 2012 · 0 Comment

Dropbox has released a new beta version of its official client for Mac and PC which implements the function of automatic sharing of photos like “Photo Stream” of icloud. Are you curious about the operation of the service or just want to try it? Continue reading this article. On the forum of Dropbox, it has been written that developers have long been working on a new version [...]

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The next-gen Smartphones from Apple and Samsung could be Waterproof, All Thanks to Waterblock.NEW Technology

Posted by Ali on February 4, 2012 · 0 Comment

Liquipel developed a new technology called ”WaterBlock.NEW” which isolates the devices to prevent contact between internal components and fluids. As reported by Cult Of Android , Apple and Samsung’s next generation Smartphones will use this technology. According to what reported by a source of Today’s iPhone , the next smartphone of Apple may resist the contact [...]

Filed in: Design, iPhone

How to delete Username and password saved in Safari for iOS

Posted by Ali on February 4, 2012 · 0 Comment

Here comes the latest entry in our section of ‘Noob’s Corner’ (noob = newbie, beginner), where we publish articles and guides to learn how to interact better with the basic functionality of the iPhone. As always, I repeat that this is a section designed especially for those approaching for the first time in the world of the iPhone and wants to know the basic functionality. In [...]

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How to convert handwritten notes to digitized text on your iPhone or iPad

Posted by Ali on February 4, 2012 · 0 Comment

MyScript Memo is an excellent and free handwriting Application on iPhone and iPad, which allows you to convert handwritten notes into text. With this application you can take notes using a stylus or your fingers, and then convert them to text. The application recognizes 30 different languages and can also include one or more images within the text. The written notes can then be sent via email [...]

Filed in: iPhone and iPad Apps

Here is the meaning of the numbers that make up your iPhone’s serial number

Posted by Ali on January 28, 2012 · 0 Comment

Have you ever wondered what could be the meaning of the letters that make up the serial number of your device? Well OSXDaily, a famous American blog, has recently published guidelines for you to “read” this code. To find your serial number go to Settings-> General-> About and look for the desired item. The code is generally written in the form “AABCCDDDEEF”, ie: AA [...]

Filed in: iPhone

Inside Apple: “This is how Apple has been awarded the name iPhone from Cisco”

Posted by Ali on January 28, 2012 · 0 Comment

Adam Lashinsky, in his book Inside the Apple tells the story of how Steve Jobs walked into Cisco to get the trademark name “iPhone” which was once the property of Cisco enterprise. Perhaps not everyone knows that Cisco , a leading provider of enterprise computing, not only owned the most famous brand name on earth called iPhone but also the brand name IOS before the Cupertino [...]

Filed in: Apple

How to Synchronize your iPhone over Wi-Fi Automatically Once a Day using AppleScript

Posted by Ali on January 28, 2012 · 0 Comment

Here are a few lines for you to sync your iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad in the background with the satisfaction of having made a brief excursion into the world of scripts. Doug Adams , a real guru in the world of AppleScript wanted to share an insight of his daily life with the Apple Community… and a few lines of code with which you can synchronize you iDevice automatically, and strictly in [...]

Filed in: How to, iPhone

How to Add a Custom Background in Siri [Cydia Tweak]

Posted by Ali on January 26, 2012 · 0 Comment

Tired of having the same old black background in Siri? An interesting tweak is now available in cydia called “Custom Siri Background ” whose name suggests that it allows you to set a custom background of your personal Voice Assistant in iPhone 4S, Siri. With Custom Siri Background you can set a background to your liking within the Siri App and replace it with the default, with which [...]

Filed in: Cydia Apps and Tweaks

How to Use Siri to Translate your voice into 30 different Languages

Posted by Ali on January 26, 2012 · 0 Comment

Lingual is a new addon in Cydia that adds an interesting new function in Siri that gives iPhone 4S the ability to translate words or phrases using our voice. Lingual is a tweak for iPhone 4S users only that allows you to translate a word or phrase in over 30 languages, all by simply using the voice Assistant Siri in your iPhone 4S. How to Translate Using Siri To use this tweak you must have a [...]

Filed in: Cydia Apps and Tweaks

How to use Spool to Save Complete Web pages and Videos from the web

Posted by Ali on January 26, 2012 · 0 Comment

In this particular article we want to talk about Spool, eponymous official application service that provides the users with the ability to save entire web pages and content right on your iPhone or iPad that you can see later from your device. The App downloads each and everything so that you can refer to content of interest even without an Internet connection at a later time.Let’s see [...]

Filed in: iPhone and iPad Apps

How to Delete E-Mails on Gmail on Exchange right on your iPhone/iPad or iPod Touch

Posted by Ali on January 26, 2012 · 0 Comment

It has been many days since Google introduced the ability to remove (and store) emails on Gmail on Exchange directly on your iPhone. Let’s see how. After setting up a Gmail account on Exchange you can now delete emails directly using Google Sync on iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. Now, in fact Gmail via Eschange gives users the possibility to select “Store” or “Delete” [...]

Filed in: iPad, iPhone

Apple offers the best mobile shopping experience

Posted by Ali on January 12, 2012 · 0 Comment

A new survey has been conducted to check which online store provides the best shopping experience, and guess what? Apple rocked the party again by appearing at the top and declared as the best company to have an online store that provides the best shopping experience to its users all over the world. The study was conducted by ForeSee who gathered the views of over 3,000 users of apps and websites [...]

Filed in: App Store, Apple

Apple enters the Top 50 list of companies with highest number of patents in 2011

Posted by Ali on January 12, 2012 · 0 Comment

The Clamis IFI Patent Services has published a list of 50 companies who have registered the highest number of patents in 2011. Apple comes to the thirty-ninth place. For the nineteenth consecutive year, IBM ranked first in this special list, with 6,180 patents. Apple comes at an altitude of 676, about a hundred more than in 2010. Apple ranks behind Samsung and Microsoft, but ahead of companies [...]

Filed in: Apple

Sitecom, A new Home Storage Center compatible with iPhone

Posted by Ali on January 12, 2012 · 0 Comment

The new MD-254 Sitecom Home Storage Center is a medium storage device which can be used to save photos, music and movies in one central location to share with everyone on the home network. New features, such as Twonky Media Server, Logitech Squeezebox Server and Apple Time Machine support, the Home Storage Center makes it even more attractive. The new MD-254 Home Storage Center is a convenient [...]

Filed in: High Tech, iPhone