The video-on-demand service, Vudu, recently rolled out a major update to its Vudu Player iOS app. The update grants users the ability to download movies and TV shows directly onto an Apple device for offline viewing. To be more specific, with Vudu Player version 2.0, both iPad and iPhone users can purchase and download Vudu and Ultraviolet content... [Read More]
Apple CEO Tim Cook, CFO Peter Oppenheimer, and Tax Operations Head Phillip Bullock, took the witness table recently at a congressional hearing on Capitol Hill to face U.S. senators who grilled the three men on Apple’s offshore tax practices. The Cupertino California company published ... [Read More]
Google is looking to bring a version of its Chrome OS app launcher to the Mac, possibly as an add-on to the Chrome browser. This would allow users to access a slew of Web apps that they previously could not use. The news comes from Chrome developer François Beaufort who revealed on his Google+ page that the Internet search giant is working to... [Read More]
Those of you rocking the Velox jailbreak tweak are already enjoying the additional features that you get right from the home screen without actually having to open any applications. If you haven't tried it already, you... [Read More]
The American Customer Satisfaction Index (ASCI) recently released its annual rankings of customer satisfaction for mobile phones in the United States. Although Apple had the highest customer satisfaction index score for the second year in a row, its score has fallen slightly while competitors such as Motorola Mobility, Nokia, and... [Read More]
Apple seems to be spending extra effort to offer deep social network integration in its mobile operating system. This was first seen with Twitter integration in iOS 5 and then Facebook integration in iOS 6. According to 9to5Mac, Apple will be expanding its social network integration even further with iOS 7 by including support for both Flickr (the... [Read More]
Although Intel lost the opportunity to help power the iPhone, the company is hard at work to make sure they don’t get completely shut out of mobile hardware. To accomplish this, they are hiring some of Apple’s old talent. To help lead the charge in its plans to build “smart devices” Intel has hired former Apple Vice President, Mike Bell, to... [Read More]
