Posts tagged iPhone

iOS 7 Compatibility Chart

Cult of Mac has posted a chart, not only showing what iOS devices can run iOS 7, but also what features will NOT be available on the earlier models.   Continue reading »

iOS 7: Siri

This Apple Insider article called:  ”Inside iOS 7: Siri gets smarter with new system controls” lets us know about some of the new commands available to Siri users.   Continue reading »

12 things you may not know about Mavericks

This article on the Macworld Web site points out 12 things about OS X Mavericks.

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VSD Viewer

I frequently get asked for programs on the Mac that are able to read and/or write to the format of three Microsoft programs.  Those are Access, Publisher and to a lesser extent Visio.   Continue reading »

Mariner Announces Calc XLS 4.0

MADE IN AMERICA Minneapolis, Minnesota – Almost a quarter century ago, Mariner jumped into Mac software development with a spreadsheet product that gave Mac users an alternative to Microsoft’s office tools. In March of 2009, Mariner introduced Mariner Calcfor iOS, becoming one of the first to offer a spreadsheet app to iPhone users and was quickly followed by a version for the iPad. Calc XLS 4.0 is a major upgrade to Calc, introducing the features of universal device support, support for 8 languages and cloud support via Dropbox sync, among many others.  Continue reading »

RV Helper for iPhone, Nook, Google Play Store and Kindle

 RV Helper for iPhone, Nook, Google Play Store and Kindle MADE IN AMERICA RV Helper 1.0 for iPhone, iPad, Play Store, NookHD and Kindle tablet is available now — this is the only app designed for RV owners to help them with their RV, motorhome or trailer, this app is easy to use and full of valuable information. Using this app once will save money. The app works great on all iPads including the new mini-iPad. Topics covered include: how to back up and hook up a trailer, how to hook up a weight distributing hitch, how to hook up a 5th wheel, and more.

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New Peterson Mobile App For Budget-Conscious Nature Lovers

 New Peterson Mobile App For Budget-Conscious Nature Lovers MADE IN AMERICA For nature lovers on a budget, Peterson Birds Pocket Edition 1.0 packs in a lot of detail for such a small price. Based on the best-selling book, Peterson Field Guide to Birds of North America, the app features Roger Tory Peterson’s breathtakingly beautiful illustrations, along with maps, species details and songs. Information on over 800 species of North American birds is included in the app, core content that is identical to that of the app’s big brother, the award-winning Peterson Birds of North America.

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Blocks Rock! App Based on Student Invention Now Available for iOS

 Blocks Rock! App Based on Student Invention Now Available for iOS MADE IN AMERICAInspired and brought to life from a table-top game, the innovative “Blocks Rock!” app combines the educational, competitive and colorful qualities of the table-top game into a contemporary medium.

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Will Vittle for the iPad Finally Kill the Need for Text?

 Will Vittle for the iPad Finally Kill the Need for Text? Despite being a sub-optimal experience, iPad users still rely on its virtual keyboard for most of their daily communications. A new App named Vittle from Qrayon, launching worldwide today, seeks to change that. Vittle lets users record short videos using their photos, handwriting, and voice that can be securely shared, or posted online for the whole world.

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Photographer takes iPad users on a free motorcycle ride through Mexico

 Photographer takes iPad users on a free motorcycle ride through Mexico MADE IN AMERICA When the photographer left Los Angeles a few years ago for a five month expedition to Latin America, little did he know that there was no going back. In the following years, the epic adventure now nicknamed “LA2BA” would cover 42,000 miles through 15 countries, providing a vast supply of exceptional photographic opportunities and a rare chance to meet the contrasting cultures of an entire continent. Continue reading »

iLuv Drawing Vehicles HD for iPad: Learn Secrets of Drawing Step-by-Step

 iLuv Drawing Vehicles HD for iPad: Learn Secrets of Drawing Step-by-Step  MADE IN AMERICA iLuv Drawing Vehicles for iPad is a clever app which shows kids step-by-step how to draw 20 different vehicles. Unlike most similar apps, it provides a full complement of flexible, accurate, touch-sensitive tools for young artists, including: pencils, crayons, pattern brushes, paint fills, erasers, backgrounds, stickers, undos, layering, scaling, flipping, rotating, and zooming. Kids can follow spoken directions and trace pictures on the iPad, or they can draw on paper. One of the best art education apps available for iPad, kids learn about drawing, while they learn the names of the parts of each vehicle they depict.

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80 Best Free iPhone Apps – 2013

This article on techradar.com by Craig Grannell gives us the “Top apps for iPhone 5 or iPhone 4S.”   (Note: TechRadar is UK based.) Continue reading »

iCarMode

  iCarMode has announced a 50% price reduction on iCarMode 2.7, for a limited time, starting May 18, 2013. The app enables users to use their iPhone safely while driving. iCarMode contains the major features needed to ease and improve the iPhone-Car experience.   Continue reading »

Will Vittle for the iPad Finally Kill the Need for Text?

 Will Vittle for the iPad Finally Kill the Need for Text? Despite being a sub-optimal experience, iPad users still rely on its virtual keyboard for most of their daily communications. A new App named Vittle from Qrayon, launching worldwide today, seeks to change that. Vittle lets users record short videos using their photos, handwriting, and voice that can be securely shared, or posted online for the whole world.

Continue reading »

Photographer takes iPad users on a free motorcycle ride through Mexico

 Photographer takes iPad users on a free motorcycle ride through Mexico MADE IN AMERICA When the photographer left Los Angeles a few years ago for a five month expedition to Latin America, little did he know that there was no going back. In the following years, the epic adventure now nicknamed “LA2BA” would cover 42,000 miles through 15 countries, providing a vast supply of exceptional photographic opportunities and a rare chance to meet the contrasting cultures of an entire continent. Continue reading »