More stories from the iphone blog »
Cracking the iOS 7 icon superellipse formula -
Not only does iOS 7 seem to ever-so-slightly increase the size of iPhone icons, it seems to move away from the more common rounded-rectangle shape to the more complex superellipse.
Chatology: Blindingly fast search for Mac Messages that actually works! -
I love a lot of things about Messages for Mac. Even though it has numerous issues, the ability to receive and respond to iMessages, as well as AIM, Jabber, etc.
What are you most looking forward to in OS X 10.9 Mavericks? [Poll] -
iOS 7 wasn't the only star of the show at WWDC 2013, OS X 10.9 Mavericks was officially announced and released to developers the very same day.
IOS 7 and a second coat of paint -
Parts of iOS 7 shown off by Apple during the WWDC Keynote and on Apple.com look like we're still seeing the design briefs or wireframes rather than the final art.
Apple TV keeps users from cutting the cable TV cord -
Services like iTunes and products like Apple TV have made it easier than ever for people to "cut the cord" from cable TV - enabling them to pay either a la carte for programming they want or to use subscription-based services they think are worth the money, like Netflix or Hulu Plus.
How to clear all website data from Safari on iPhone and iPad -
Whether you know it or not, your iPhone and iPad actually tracks what you're doing in Safari for several reasons.
Best cross-platform messaging apps every iPhone owner should know about! -
iMore's guide to the best, most reliable, and most widely used cross-platform messaging apps that are available for iPhone, Android, BlackBerry, and Windows Phone.
Los Angeles schools do $30 million iPad deal with Apple -
The Los Angeles Unified School District has agreed to a $30 million deal with Apple to put iPads into the hands of every student at 47 schools over the next two years, according to the LA Times.
Will the future of apps be cross platform? Talk Mobile Hangout! Come chat! -
What will it take to get every app on every platform? - Talk Mobile -
There are three ways to choose what smartphone experience you're going to have: by carrier, by device, and by apps.
