Apps

Apple, which revealed a new app Tuesday that lets users to create and mail greeting cards with their iPhones, might want to consider crafting its own condolence card for traditional greeting card companies. A brief mention the $2.99 app that … Continue reading →

During Apple’s “Let’s Talk iPhone” event on October 4 in Cupertino, Apple Senior VP of Internet software and services Eddy Cue announced a new app for sharing your location among your contacts. This “Find My Friends” app will also give … Continue reading →

If Apple really has its Siri voice app down, we’re looking at a revolution in user interfaces. If it doesn’t, we’re looking at one more frustrating detour in the search for a computer that responds intelligently to voice commands. Tuesday … Continue reading →

If Apple really has its Siri voice app down, we’re looking at a revolution in user interfaces. If it doesn’t, we’re looking at one more frustrating detour in the search for a computer that responds intelligently to voice commands. Tuesday … Continue reading →

(gigaom.com) — Apple today announced a new mobile app called “Cards” that will allow users to turn any photo taken with an iPhone or iPad into a greeting card. After the card is designed, Apple will print and mail it … Continue reading →

Cook said Apple has sold more than 300 million iPod in the 10 years that the devices have been for sale. There are now 20 million songs available in the iTunes Music Store, up from 200,000 when it started. The … Continue reading →

1:04 Via Wired: “Today, Apple wants to remind us of the uniqueness of their company as they announce innovations of their mobile operating system, applications and hardware, and integrating them into a single experience.” 1:06 Via Engadget …

Apple added some shiny new games and apps, and priced the phone at $199, $299 and $399, depending on storage capacity. Here’s the basic rundown of the new iPhone 4S: It has an 8-megapixel camera — an improvement users were … Continue reading →

Apple is including a “personal assistant” application called Siri in the iPhone 4S. It responds to spoken questions and commands such as “Do I need an umbrella today?” It’s an advanced version of speech-recognition apps found on other phones. The … Continue reading →

But no, today turned out to be all about the iPhone 4S, iCloud, iOS 5 and an incredibly clever-sounding voice recognition app dubbed “Siri.” Fledgling CEO Tim Cook—in it seems permanently for Steve Jobs—revealed that Apple’s latest mobile …