In the last few days, we’ve heard rumors that Apple is about to rollout some changes to Apple Retail stores, which includes an option for customers to pick-up online orders at Apple retail stores and also a
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has received more details about how the new changes will work.
after you find the item you want to buy, like an accessory, you launch the Apple Store app on your iOS device and there will be an option to buy a product in the store. You (more…)

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Smartphones keep luring more mobile users, especially those under the age of 45, according to a new survey from Nielsen.

Only 43 percent of all mobile users own a smartphone, Nielsen noted in its third-quarter survey. That figure covers the gamut of 13 to over 65. But ownership has hit more than 50 percent among some specific age groups under 45.

Of those in the 25 to 34 range, a whopping (more…)

The Altec Lansing Octiv 650 is a great speaker dock for the iPhone 4S. (And for other iPhones as well.)

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So your shiny new iPhone 4S finally arrived. Now it’s time to outfit it with some killer accessories.

I’m talking about a Bluetooth headset designed for runners and cyclists, a backup battery that’ll keep you talking and texting until you can get back to the charger, a custom case (more…)

If you’ve bought iPhone 4S, you probably know by now that Siri is integrated with Wolfram Alpha – the computational knowledge engine. You can force Siri to use Wolfram by prefixing your request with “Wolfram.”
But the problem is, it doesn’t tell you what all you can do with Siri. iPhone expert and developer, Erica Sadun along with Steve Sande has released an ebook called “Talking to Siri” on the Kindle store, which teaches you how to use Siri from (more…)

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In a recent patent application uncovered by AppleInsider, Apple is investigating the use of power-efficient organic light-emitting diode displays for its mobile devices, a technology that could help improve the battery life of iPhones, iPads, and iPod Touches.

Apple is banking on OLED’s light emissive approach, which has lower power constraints than LED’s light transmissive technology, currently used (more…)

See it, scan it, order it. Yummy!

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Amazon subsidiary A9 has just launched the Flow iPhone app. It’s yet another visual shopping aid: you point it at a product, and it looks it up and gives you a price and an ordering link.

The difference is that Flow is more real-time and more fun to use than other apps, including the Amazon app and eBay’s RedLaser. Just point (more…)

RunKeeper – the must-have fitness app that makes it easy to track, measure and improve your fitness has just received a major upgrade.
The latest version of RunKeeper gets new features such as auto pause and heart rate zones. It also improves overall tracking performance and stability.
No more stopping and starting RunKeeper every time you hit a traffic light or stop to tie your shoe! Just turn on Auto Pause and RunKeeper will automatically pause (more…)

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Nielsen)

Smartphones keep luring more mobile users, especially those under the age of 45, according to a new survey from Nielsen.

Only 43 percent of all mobile users own a smartphone, Nielsen noted in its third-quarter survey. That figure covers the gamut of 13 to over 65. But ownership has hit more than 50 percent among some specific age groups under 45.

Of those in the 25 to 34 range, a whopping (more…)

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According to sources speaking with TechCrunch columnist MG Seigler, Google has indeed been working on, and even submitted, a native app for Gmail. And oh yeah, it’s pretty cool.

Despite Google’s pretty great UI for Web-based Gmail on iOS, the native app has been a unicorn of sorts in the iOS community since the announcement that third-party apps could be written for the iPhone and subsequently the (more…)