As highlighted by MacRumors this afternoon, The Silicon Vallery Historical Association has this week put up a new 60-minute never-before-seen documentary involving Apple’s late CEO and Chairman, Steve Jobs, as he ponders his (and Apple’s) future legacy.
One aspect of Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference that we perhaps haven’t covered in-detail yet, is the introduction of iTunes Radio. Prior to this year’s conference you may remember we reported that Apple had signed a number of deals with the major record labels, giving the company the rights to both publish and stream their artist catalogs. Well, it now turns out those deals were in relation to iTunes Radio.
Twitter user @pawsupforu recently shared the following comparison image which aims to showcase the visual design of all of Apple’s stock icons in iOS 6, and then compares these to the visual design of the brand-new stock system icons Apple revealed as part of iOS 7, during its last keynote address.
Perhaps a small (but important) recent change to Siri’s built-in response engine, is that the assistant will now immediately aim to offer both help and advice to those who are thinking of taking their own life.
Following those screenshots of iOS 7 running inside Apple’s iPad simulator which we shared with you earlier this week, the folks at 9to5Mac are tonight reporting that a new (purported) video has surfaced on YouTube from Russian user Rozetked, which apparently claims to show the new OS running on Apple’s full-sized iPad.
Music tagging service Shazam is also updating its official mobile app this week. Adding a number of features for both iPhone and iPad users, what’s particularly notable about this update is the addition of a brand new feature: ‘Auto Tagging.’
Fans of all things ‘action and adventure’ will be pleased to hear that world-reknown game development studio, Rockstar, has this week announced that it will be bringing Max Payne 3 to Apple’s Mac platform, this Thursday (June 20).
Following in the footsteps of British Airways who recent also updated its iPhone app to better integrate with the feature, Air France has this week updated its iPhone client to support the saving of boarding passes to Apple’s Passbook app.
In celebration of its theatrical release this Friday, Paramount Digital Entertainment has tonight slashed the official movie game of zombie flick – World War Z – down from its usual asking price. Usually $4.99, the game is (for a limited-time) now available for download for just $0.99!
Remember OnLive? Originally founded by software inventor and engineer, Steve Perlman, the cloud services company is now overseen by acting CEO and COO, Charlie Jablonski, delivering some of the latest and greatest console-grade titles to users around the world, via a socially-connected, subscription-based streaming platform.
60-Minute Documentary ‘Steve Jobs: Visionary Entrepreneur,’ Now Available To Purchase From $4.99June 19, 2013
New Frontpage Addition: ‘Featured App of the Week.’ One App. Featured Every Week.June 19, 2013
Here’s What iTunes Radio Looks Like On Apple TV (With iAds) – [VIDEO]June 19, 2013
Stock Icon Design Comparison: iOS 6 Vs. iOS 7June 19, 2013
Tamper Launches ‘Morning’ – A Great-Looking Alternative To StatusBoardJune 19, 2013
Siri Will Now Offer To Call Help & Advice Services For Those Thinking Of SuicideJune 19, 2013
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