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Next iPhone and iOS 7 traces appear in developer logs

By William Judd | Apple, iOS, iPhone

According to the TheNextWeb, app developers have already started seeing some telling signs that the next

Remove Notification Badges without Jailbreak

By iAskTank | iOS, iOS 6

Are you tired of the pesky badges on the applications on icons on iPhone, iPod

iOS And The iPhone – A Retrospective

By iAskTank | Apple, iOS, iPhone

Apple is just about ready to unleash the latest version of iOS, their mobile operating

Report Has iOS And Android Growing By Leaps And Bounds Around The World

By iAskTank | Apple, iOS

Undoubtedly, smartphones have changed the world. Not only are they prevalent in countries you’d expect,

Apple kinda responds to the SMS security flaw found in iOS

By iAskTank | Apple, iOS

Yesterday we broke the news that our friend and iOS hacker pod2g had uncovered a

Learn to create apps with ‘Try iOS’ coding course

By iAskTank | Apple, iOS, iOS Apps

Mobile app development is quickly becoming one of the hottest industries to be in these

iOS and Android claimed 85% of smartphones in Q2

By iAskTank | Apple, iOS

Research firm IDC today posted the findings of its smartphone market survey for the second

Learn to create apps with Try iOS coding course

By iAskTank | Apple, iOS, iOS Apps

Mobile app development is quickly becoming one of the hottest industries to be in these

Chrome accounts for 10.3% of third-party browsers on iOS

By iAskTank | Apple, iOS, iOS Apps

Google pushed out its widely popular Chrome browser to iOS last month to much fanfare.

Apple iPhoto update brings fix to album migration issue

By iAskTank | Apple, iOS

Apple on Thursday updated iPhoto to version 9.3.1 to address an issue regarding an album

Facebook SDK 3.0 beta released, helps developers prep for Apple’s iOS 6

By iAskTank | Apple, iOS

=Facebook on Wednesday released a beta version of its SDK 3.0 for iOS, calling it

Google To Pay $22.5M Fine For iOS Safari Privacy Violations

By iAskTank | Apple, iOS

In yet another legal battle (will they ever really end?), The Wall Street Journal reports

The exodus begins: corporate America abandoning BlackBerry for iOS and Android

By iAskTank | Apple, iOS

As Research In Motion’s woes deepen amid lay offs, outrageous losses five times bigger than