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.
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).
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.
Happy Father’s Day. In light of today’s celebrations the iTunes App Store has gone into overdrive this evening, with developers around the world dropping some of their most-popular games, apps and utilities to sheer-crazy prices. Hit the break for the full list (with direct links).
Perhaps one of the coolest demos to be given at Apple’s keynote last Monday, was ANKI. Using WWDC 2013 as their worldwide launch platform, the company showed off the future of iOS-controlled robotics – beginning with the automation and calculation of a toy car’s movements.
Unveiled in Christchurch earlier today, the team at Google have officially put forward their plans to create a balloon-powered web. The idea is simple. Deliver the internet to those who don’t have it yet via a series of high-altitude balloons, rather than cables that run underneath the ground (and ocean).
In response to Apple’s radical redesign of the homescreen in iOS 7, UI designer Doney den Ouden has put forward some visual tweaks which could not only make iOS 7‘s homescreen layout look better, but tweaks which could really make iOS 7 look closer to a finished product.
Well, here it is. That touch-based version of Microsoft‘s ‘Office’ suite that we’ve been hearing so much about over the last 12-months, is now finally available for download.
So far, we’ve covered what we think of iOS 7′s design (in general), the all-new Siri, Control Center, improvements to iOS Notification Center, detailed how Apple’s new multitasking UI works, and shown you some pretty neat 3D effects set to arrive when the software eventually hits. And while we’ll continue to try and show you everything we can about the new OS in the coming hours and days, there’s so much that’s new with iOS 7 that pretty much anyone would likely struggle when tasked with covering every new feature and change in detail.
One particularly interesting focal point of Apple’s new mobile operating system is how iOS 7 now handles the switching between active apps. Today, iOS allows its users to switch between apps using a ‘multitasking tray,’ which is callable (anywhere in the OS) via a double tap of the ‘home button.’ While this ‘double tap’ action hasn’t changed in iOS 7 – and you can still call multitasking anywhere in the OS, what has changed is the way your open applications are visually displayed and navigated between.
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
Purported Look At iOS 7 Running On iPad Surfaces On YouTube – [VIDEO]June 18, 2013
“Exbel” – Craft Your Next Photo From Natural Textures & ElementsJune 18, 2013
Shazam Updates With ‘Auto Tagging,’ More Features For Both iPhone and iPadJune 18, 2013
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