by Costea Lestoc on May 23, 2013
Google Glass is a device manufactured from Google released as a prototype at the moment and the company has promised that at some point you can read the notices displayed on your iPhone. By the time that Google will have trained software, a developer made himself a whole system, and in the video above you will have a look at a demonstration of its functionality. Basically Google Glass is capable of displaying on its little screen some notifications directly from your iPhone or iPad, but all of this with the help of a hack implemented in iOS.
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by Costea Lestoc on May 17, 2013
IDC released smartphones deliveries figures from the first quarter of this year, they gave the domination to Android platform, but also the iOS leap on the second position of the stack.
In the first three months of this year, Android phone manufacturers shipped 162.1 million pieces, an increase of nearly 80 percent over the same period last year, when they were delivered to 90 million pieces. These figures place first among Android smartphone software platforms, with a market share of 75 percent landslide. A year ago, Android was only 59.1 percent of sales. [click to continue…]
by Costea Lestoc on April 17, 2013
The built-in iOS application, Calendar, is the best place where we can keep track of all events scheduling to not miss any of them. The interesting part is that it doesn’t forces us to keep everything in one calendar. If you prefer to separate your personal life, with the one at work, or have a separate calendar with children activity or one for vacations, or whatever, with the Calendar, you can add as many calendars you want for what you want. Each calendar can assign a color to visually distinguish downstream activities depending on their type, you can hide or display each calendar separately and add events to any calendar you want, depending on its type and purpose. In short: the iPhone, iPad or iPod touch is your best way that you can follow to stay organized.
Additional calendars are easy to add and set up, and if you ever think that you do not need them, they are as easy to erase.
How to create calendars on iPhone and iPad
- Open the Calendar application from the home screen of your iOS device.
- Click the Calendar button located on the left side of the screen.
- Press the Edit button located in the top left of the iPhone and iPod touch screen, or the right side of the display menu.
- In the section that displays all existing schedules, a calendar, click Add a calendar.
- Type in the calendar name the name you want to assign the new calendar.
- Choose color by clicking on it.
- After you have entered the name and color you selected, press the OK button at the top right of the screen;
- The new calendar will appear in the list of calendars. Click the OK button at the top left of the screen to finish editing the calendars.
The calendar has been added, and you can begin to create events and appointments. It can be later edited in the list of calendars by pressing the blue button with the arrow under its name.
How to delete calendars on iPhone and iPad
Before deleting a calendar, you should know that all events and appointments will be deleted. If you want to keep the calendar, but not to be displayed on your iOS device, then click on its name in the list of calendars to deselect it. A deselected calendar on the iPhone or iPad can still be viewed in iCloud (if it was created in iCloud) or Mac and can be further selected to be displayed on iOS, if you will reconsider.
- Open the Calendar application from the home screen of your device’s iOS.
- Click the Calendar button located on the left side of the screen.
- Click on the blue arrow button located along calendar that you want to remove.
- Scroll to the bottom of the page and click the Delete calendar button.
- Your iOS device will ask you to confirm the deletion, click the Delete button again.
The calendar will be deleted along with all the events in it and will not appear on the iPhone or your iPad.
by Costea Lestoc on April 15, 2013
Getting unwanted calls you is a normal thing these days for every person. There is also an app for iPhone called iBlacklist that if you download it, you simply get rid of stressful calls.
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by Costea Lestoc on April 10, 2013
Apple and Yahoo are two of the largest U.S. companies, but their interaction was limited until recently because a new partnership in the future could be concluded between them. Apple is looking to reduce its dependence on Google’s search engine, and is looking to use the system from Yahoo to potentiate the Siri functionality and improve its search methods. Unfortunately no other details are available about this possible partnership, but Yahoo already provides information for Stocks and Weather applications, and sports information displayed by Siri are coming from the exact same company.
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by Costea Lestoc on April 9, 2013
The latest rumor about iPhone 5S terminal has in its center the analyst Brian White of Topeka Capital Markets, saying that the future Apple terminal is expected to hit the market in two versions with different sized screens. The analyst discussed with Apple partners from Asia, talks giving us to understand that Apple could bring on the market a new series of iPhones screens that could have three different sizes. Although it does not specify any of the dimensions, the analyst continues with the same information about cheap iPhones and everything we already knew.
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