Author Archives: Daniel Burgess
Facebook for iPad available now
Yes that’s right folks, Facebook have finally released their app for the iPad and it’s available at the link below. They have also issued an update to the iPhone app and from our initial look at it, it’s a pretty nice update with a whole new interface. Hit the download link below (it’s universal) and get your ‘Like’ on.…
Read MoreIn case you hadn’t heard, iOS 5 GM 9A334 is available now
I know, I know… we are late to the party, but iOS 5 GM 9A334 is now available for download from the dev site.
Let us know what you find in the comments.…
Read MoreHaving issues with your APN settings under iOS 5 beta 7? Here’s a work around:
It would seem that Apple have removed the ability to change the APN settings in iOS 5 beta 7 for non-official carriers. Hopefully this is just an oversight in this beta and it will be fixed before the GM is released (if not it could leave a lot of users out in the cold). Personally I believe it is a bug as Apple sell the iPhone to use on “the carrier of your choice” when buying from the online store, so they are surely required to make sure you can use it properly (hence the reason it was allowed in the past).
In the meantime if you need to change your APN or it has stopped working here’s how you can do it (it requires you to have a Vodafone SIM or other “official carrier” SIM):
Update: Video below..…
Read MoreAppView: RugbyHeaven RWC 2011
For September and October there is only one place to go for the very best, up to the minute, live coverage of the tournament. The Rugby Heaven RWC app from stuff.co.nz gives you access to the latest stories, comments, videos and pictures. The app also gives you access to Rugby Heaven’s XV: a mix of some of the world’s foremost rugby writers, journalists with a local focus and legends of the game who really know their stuff.
You can also explore Augmented Reality, a New Zealand first in publishing. Click here to see an exclusive video of Grant Fox with your Rugby Heaven app.…
Read MoreWARNING: MobileMe to iCloud phishing email doing the rounds
We’ve just received a tip-off from one of our readers that a number Macrumors readers have received phishing emails claiming to be from Apple asking them to update their MobileMe account to iCloud. The email reads as above and the key in the email is the “botton” you need to click and the link to update to “iCLOUD”, you know Apple would never send that out.
We thought we’d give you a heads up in case you should receive one of these. If you get this email, with “botton” and “iCLOUD” in CAPS, do not click the link in the email and do not enter your credit card details. In fact just delete it, permanently. Keep reading for the full story from Macrumors.…
Read MoreAppView: Rugby World Cup Quiz
Think you know your Rugby? How about the Rugby World Cup? Then you’ll love this Rugby World Cup Quiz app for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad.
Choose your country, take the quiz and see if you can score enough points to lift the World Cup!…
Read MoreFTW: Apple releases new 10.7.2 seed and iCloud for Mac beta 6, required for migration
Alongside the opening of the web tool for developers to migrate their MobileMe account to iCloud, Apple has released a new seed of Mac OS 10.7.2 and a new beta of iCloud for Mac. Mac OS 10.7.2 build 11C35 and iCloud for Mac beta 6 are both required to complete the MobileMe to iCloud transition process.…
Read MoreiPad 2 case review: Booqpad Agenda
I recently got sent a couple of cases in the post that upon first look I just didn’t understand. The reason I didn’t understand is that they were an iPad 2 case with the addition of notepad and personally I just didn’t get why you would want a notepad when you had an iPad.
Well, keep reading to see my thoughts on the case and the interesting combination of old meets new……
Read MoreAnnual iCloud storage prices confirmed (NZ$)
So it looks like Apple are all go with their iCloud releases today. First of all we had the release of iCloud.com to developers and now they have also released the pricing for extra storage.
iCloud will come with 5GB of free storage as standard and as you can see above you will be able to purchase an additional 10GB, 20GB or 50GB storage for an annual fee.…
Read MoreiCloud.com goes live (UPDATED: Screenshots!)
Apple have just flicked the switch on iCloud.com and as you can see from above you can now log in to the iCloud web service using your AppleID. Please note this is for developers only and is currently in beta.
Screen shots after the ‘read more’……
Read MoreAppView: Intergalactic Demolition
Intergalactic Demolition is an action-packed arcade-style space shooter. Clear the way with a number of different weapons and defend yourself against hordes of enemies. Earn money and upgrade your ship in a number of ways to help you out as things get dangerous!…
Read MoreiOS 4.3.5 for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch available now
Just over a week after Apple released iOS 4.3.4 they have released iOS 4.3.5 which according to the update details it “Fixes a security vulnerability with certificate validation“.
Well in that case what are you waiting for! Hit that update button now.…
Read MoreAppView: Localist.co.nz
Localist is your guide to Auckland, New Zealand. Localist gives you a way to find out what’s good in your local area, a chance to champion your community and the opportunity to support local businesses and organisations.…
Read MoreiOS 5 beta 4 OTA Delta updates available now
iOS 5 Beta 4 available for download now
Well that went fast, I can’t believe it is time for a new beta! Hot on the heels on multiple other updates Apple have released iOS5 beta 4 for download. Reports are coming in that it is a really slow download however it has dropped pretty quickly for us.
Those of you that are a paid developer can sign in with your Apple developer ID and download this here, but you already knew that.
Note: The Apple TV has remained at beta 3 whilst all others have been updated to beta 4.
Update 2: OTA seems to be working now…
Update: There maybe issues with installing…. see below before updating.…
Read MoreFTW: Apple launches B2B store for volume App Store purchases
Apple announced last week that it would begin offering volume purchasing for iOS apps, and a week later the program is open for enrollment (but still U.S.-only, unfortunately). Enrolling in the program requires that you be authorized to make purchases for your company, and you’ll also need a valid D-U-N-S number.
Volume purchasing allows businesses an alternative to the App Store for bulk purchases of iOS apps. All paid apps in the App Store are available through the program, at the same price as that listed in the App Store. Note that Apple’s guide to the program doesn’t mention anything about discounts for bulk app purchases, so purchasing Keynote for all 50 of your employees is going to run you close to US$500.
continue reading via Apple launches B2B store for volume App Store purchases | TUAW – The Unofficial Apple Weblog.…
Read MoreFTW: Mac OS X Lion launches July 20th
Just confirmed from the earnings call: OS X Lion will launch tomorrow, July 20. This was an unusual way to announce the launch, but it confirms the week’s rumors regarding the launch.…
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