The Original iPhone About to Become Obsolete
Remember in 2007 when Apple had just unveiled the first ever Apple iPhone? Remember the buzz surrounding it? Remember how everyone was talking about it?
As of June 11th, 2013, the iPhone will be obsolete.
Remember in 2007 when Apple had just unveiled the first ever Apple iPhone? Remember the buzz surrounding it? Remember how everyone was talking about it?
As of June 11th, 2013, the iPhone will be obsolete.
I'm pretty obsessed with time travel. The fact that leading physicists actually believe that some form of travel across time could be theoretically possible makes my Spidey-Sense tingle. Unfortunately that sort of time travel probably won't happen in my lifetime (unless you have a spare time machine you're willing to loan me).
There is, however, another way. Utilizing your own social media posts and pics, you can travel back to your own past with an app called 'Timehop.'
Now that I've had my Verizon iPhone 5 for a few months now, I feel it's a good time to address this topic again. My results were based on 3G usage, but that all changes with LTE.
So if you're switching to an LTE phone, how much data do you really need? It may be a bit more than you anticipated.
Welcome to our brand new voting challenge where you can make your voice heard and crown Twin Falls' Best of the Best!
First up: what smartphone reigns supreme in the Magic Valley?
Earlier this week, I updated to iOs 6.1.2 in hopes that it would improve my battery life.
If you listen to the morning show, you might have heard me telling you that if you own an iPhone, you should hold off updating to iOS 6.1.1 because you might experience battery issues.
Today marks one week since I gave up my beloved iPhone 4 and upgraded to a 16GB iPhone 5. After one week can I honestly say I love the 5 as much as I loved the 4? My answer is a resounding "not really."
Yesterday Apple unveiled a 128GB fourth generation iPad. Assuming you have a spare $800 burning a hole in your pocket, or Uncle Sam has awarded you a very good tax return, you can own this monstrous iPad Tuesday, February 5th.
128GB... Do you really need that much space?
There's nothing like a ticking countdown clock to get you motivated. Pronto is an app for your iOS device that helps you track all of the important events in your life.
Like most of the Apple faithful I've been completely brainwashed into thinking I need the latest and greatest iOS device when it's released. I've been plotting a way to obtain the iPhone 5 since its release last fall--despite my contract with Verizon not being up for renewal until February.
Today I finally achieved my objective... and it only cost $69. Here's how I did it.
I don't know how many times I've tried to steal that dang idol only to have the Demon Monkeys chase me down, fall off a cliff, or slam into a wall, and yet with a Wyle E. Coyote like persistence I keep trying.
But now there's a new idol to steal and the Demon Monkeys are bigger and badder than ever in 'Temple Run 2'!
I don't know about you, but I seem to be accumulating cloud drives. It all started with two free gigabytes of storage from Dropbox, then 5 from Google Drive, 50 gigabytes from Box, and then there was no stopping me. I currently have over 80 GB of storage spread over six cloud drives, and files stuffed everywhere.
I needed an app to combine all of those cloud drives. I found it. It's called "Documents by Readdle" and it's free for your iPad.