iOS

Okay, so Apple's new Maps wasn't quite the amazing experience everyone hoped it would be. Personally, I like Maps, but I don't use it enough to notice the bugs. It gets me from point A to point B... usually.Although Siri isn't much help. There are quite a few new map apps in the App Store, and a great one is free today only! Download City Maps2Go!

The Apple App Store is still by far the most bountiful of all the online app stores. There are literally hundreds of thousands of apps in the App Store, and it's growing every day. There are over 275,000 apps made for the iPad alone. Sometimes it can be daunting opening up the App Store and trying to find an app to do what you want. Help has arrived! Apps Gone Free is a free app for iPhone, iPod t

I vehemently disliked the old Facebook app for iPhone and iPad. It was slow, moody, and there was no such thing as "instant notification." Using the Facebook app on my iPhone was always an exercise in frustration. Apparently Facebook has heard our screams of anguish. Today they released version 5.0 for iOS, and it is remarkably faster.

I generally have no problem paying $0.99 for an app on my iPhone. When I hit $5.99... or $6.99... or even $9.99... then I start to have reservations. But today I stumbled onto an app that has 150 apps built into it! 150!

My first video game system arrived on Christmas Day, 1982: the Atari 2600. It was boxy, angular, had strange switches on it, and swaths of faux wood paneling. And it was brilliant. I wasted so much of my youth playing bare-bones, pixelated games like 'Asteroids,' 'The Empire Strikes Back,' 'Combat,' and 'Raiders of the Lost Ark.' But my one of my favorite games was 'Pitfall!' Now it's back! Read M

I consider myself a knowledgeable iOS user. I can fix almost any problem that my iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch throws my way, but over the weekend I learned how to utilize a powerful tool built in to the operating system that I didn't even know existed. It's called Usage and it's amazing.

Apple's annual World Wide Developer's Conference (WWDC) kicks off today in San Francisco. Tech sites around the web are speculating that CEO Tim Cook could unveil a shiny new iPhone 5, iOS 6, and new Mac hardware.

While Wednesday’s roll-out of the new generation of Apple’s iPad didn’t have quite the fanfare of prior events helmed by the company’s late co-founder, Steve Jobs, that doesn’t mean people weren’t paying attention. Here’s a quick rundown of the announcement.

With Apple's Word Wide Developer's Conference looming, rumors are flying about the new cloud based music service the fruit company is preparing to launch. We already know the service will be called "iCloud," but what does it do, and why do we need it?

File this under "So why in the world did you buy one?" A survey by Ipsos OTX of 5,013 adults has found that 19 percent of smart phone owners have never used their device to access the Internet. Furthermore, 32 percent have never used an app, assuring that their smart phone Internet experience -- for which they are presumably paying a monthly charge for -- is extremely limited.

Get happy, Angry Birds fans: Rovio on Tuesday released the latest edition of the wildly addictive game, titled Angry Birds Rio. The new version is in connection with the upcoming animated movie 'Rio,' which hits theaters on April 15. In this installment, the Angry Birds are kidnapped and taken to Rio de Janeiro (duh), where they escape and attempt to save the two stars of 'Rio,' macaws Blu and Jew