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Apple’s Special Event October 2013 – iPad Air Revealed

October 22, 2013 by Karlene Leave a Comment

October 22, 2013 Apple hosted a live streaming event to announce new updates and products. Here are some of the highlights of this event:

Mavericks:

Added iBooks, and available to download today for FREE regardless of which Mac OS you currently have installed. For more details on OSX Mavericks head to our earlier post.

MacBooks

 

Macbook Pro 13 inch:

    • Retina display
    • 2.4 GHz dual-core i5
    • 4GB DRAM
    • Iris Graphics
    • 128GB SSD

Starting at $1299 (ships today)

Macbook Pro 15 inch:

  • Retina display
  • 2.0 GHz quad-core i7
  • 8GB DRAM
  • Iris Pro graphics
  • 256GB SSD

Starting at $1999 (ships today)

Mac Pro:

Less power consumption and very quiet with a completely new design. Available in December 2013

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iPad Air and iPad Mini:

An all new designed iPad was announced, and they are calling it the iPad Air. Along with the Air they added a retina display option and the new A7 chip to the iPad mini which will cost $399. iPad Air will be available November 1, 2013.

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iPad Air thickness compared to the latest generation iPad
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iPad Air bezel compared to the latest generation iPad

 

The biggest day ever for apps – Eddy Cue

Today they talked about major app updates and how they will now be useable on both Mac and iOS, free to download today.

iPhoto, iMovie, GarageBand, and iWork all with new features and updates to work with the new Mavericks and iOS 7.

To watch the whole key note head here, Apple.com 

Filed Under: Apple, Apps, Computers, Electronics, Hardware, Intel, iOS, iPad, iPhone, Mac, Mobile, OSX, Software, Technology Tagged With: Apple, Apps, iOS 7, iPad, ipad air, iPad mini, iPhone, mac pro, macbook air, macbook pro, mavericks, OSX

FeaturePoints: Earn Rewards For Trying Free Apps!

October 10, 2013 by Karlene 1 Comment

FeaturePoints is an app where you can earn different kinds of rewards by trying free apps. No, there is no catch, it’s as simple as that. That’s all you do is download FeaturePoints to your Android or iPhone/iPad, and start earning points. Once you collect enough points you can go into the rewards and pick what you what. There are paid apps you can get with the points, or gift cards from Amazon, Xbox Live, iTunes, Paypal, Google Play, and many more rewards. You can also earn points by getting your friends to sign up.

Use this code to get free points to start off: JA0486

So what are you waiting for? Start earning cool stuff, you might even find apps you love too! FeaturePoints.

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Filed Under: amazon, Android, Apple, Apps, Featured App, Google Play, iOS, iPad, iPhone, Mobile, Online Shopping, Samsung, Xbox Tagged With: Apps, Featured App, featurepoints, Games, Gift Cards, rewards

How To Use Emoji Icons On a Mac

September 21, 2013 by Richard Vincenti Jr Leave a Comment

Emoji icons are a popular set of ideograms that became available on the iPhone with iOS 5 and are commonly used to when sending messages. But did you know you can use them on the Mac as well?

Whether your writing yourself a note or using Messages to talk to a friend, you can easily add Emoji icons to your text by following these easy steps.

(*Please note that will will need to have OS X Lion or later to access Emoji Icons.)

  • First, open the application that you want to use an Emoji Icon with. (In this case we’re using Messages.)
  • Head to the menu bar at the top of the screen and click “Edit”.
  • Select “Special Characters” or press Option+Command+T on your keyboard.

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  • Select an Emoji from the list.

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  • Drag and drop the Emoji wherever your text is and your done!

Filed Under: Apple, Apps, Guides, How To, iOS, iPhone, Mac, OSX, Software Tagged With: Apple, Apps, Emoji icons, Guide, How To, iOS, iOS 5, lion, Mac, Messages, notes, OS X, Software

Cubemen 2 on the Way to Wii U

August 7, 2013 by Richard Vincenti Jr Leave a Comment

An outstanding indie-game, Cubemen 2, is going to be making it’s way to the Wii U. The game is already available for PC, Linux, Mac and iOS and has be very successful. You can battle against up to six (6) others, regardless of platform, or against the AI in a RTS style action game that includes many modes like capture the flag and skirmish.

The game boasts over 4000 user created levels that you can download and play or even create your own. In Cubemen 2 you can also personalize your units the way you want for a truly customized experience. This will be a great addition to the Wii U which is a solid piece of hardware in need of great software titles like this.

“I’m really proud to be able to announce this,” said Nic Watt, Creative Director at Nnooo. “We’ve spent the last few months working with both Nintendo and 3 Sprockets, the game’s developer, to make this a reality. Cubemen 2 is an amazing game and a great fit for Nintendo players. We can’t wait to see how creative they are, whether in tactical multiplayer online or in the new levels they build.”

Cubemen 2 is expected to be released late 2013 / early 2014 as a downloadable title on the Wii U in the US, Europe, Australia and New Zealand. Price to be announced.

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Filed Under: Apple, Apps, Computers, Games, Linux, Mac, Nintendo, PC, Wii U, Youtube Tagged With: Apple, Apps, Computers, Games, Gaming, iOS, Linux, Mac, PC, wii u, youtube

Deus Ex: The Fall Doesn’t Like Jailbreaking

July 11, 2013 by Richard Vincenti Jr Leave a Comment

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Screenshot of DeusEx: The Fall Jailbreak Block (Credit: Reddit User KipEnyan)

Square Enix has apparently decided that jailbroken phones are a no-go. According to a Reddit post, Deus Ex: The Fall doesn’t allow players with jailbroken phones to fire their weapon. It’s likely that the developers are trying to prevent software piracy, which usually happens on jailbroken devices. The biggest issue here is likely going to be with those players who do not use pirated software and have other reasons for jailbreaking their phones.

Given Apple’s willingness lately to open up iOS a bit more to developers, we can only hope that jailbreaking becomes less necessary for some users. I’ll be keeping tabs on this block to see if people actually find a work-around, otherwise you’ll have to have a fresh, un-jailbroken version of iOS installed to play this game.

 

Filed Under: Apple, Apps, Games, iOS, Mobile, News, Software Tagged With: Apple, Apps, deus ex: the fall, developers, Games, Gaming, iOS, jailbroken, Mobile, News, square enix, Updates

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