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Apple reportedly extending OS X 10.9 and iOS 7 testing beyond developers -
Registered Apple developers have been able to test OS X 10.9 Mavericks and iOS 7 since their announcement at WWDC 2013, but reports are now emerging that Apple is widening the reach of both slightly.
13-inch MacBook Air unboxing and first impression -
I caved. Throughout WWDC 2013 I swore I wouldn't buy one of Apple's new, Haswell-based MacBook Airs.
IOS Personal Hotspot passwords vulnerable to brute force attacks -
Researchers at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg have discovered weaknesses in the Personal Hotspot feature in iOS.
Mock up iOS 7 screens in Photoshop with this file -
User experience (UX) design studio Teehan+Lax is offering a free downloadable Photoshop file containing interface elements from the first beta release of iOS 7.
How to downgrade iOS 7 beta back to iOS 6 -
Lots of people itch to try new iOS beta versions when they become available and iOS 7 has definitely attracted lots of people that were curious to try out the new features ahead of time.
FiftyThree, creator of Paper, receives $15 million to fund new projects -
FiftyThree, the company behind the very popular Paper app, have received $15 million in funding to jump-start the development of their next project.
Latest update to Mailbox adds a portrait mode for iPad -
A quick heads up for Mailbox users that the latest update that has been pushed out to the App Store brings portrait support for the iPad.
Rockstar Games releasing Max Payne 3 for Mac on June 20 -
Good news for Max Payne fans today; Rockstar Games has announced that the latest title in the series, Max Payne 3, will finally make its way to the Mac on June 20.
Rest in Peace: Great apps killed by an acquisition -
Acquisitions are part and parcel of the modern life of app development. For differing reasons, large companies have a habit of buying up smaller app developers.
ChemDraw for iPad review: Molecular structure creation, sharing, error checking, and more! -
ChemDraw for iPad allows you to not only create molecular structures directly on your iPad, but share them just as easily via email or ChemDraw's own Flick-to-Share™ technology that allows you to send structures to anyone else using the app.
