Showing posts with label iphone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iphone. Show all posts

Wednesday, 2 October 2013

Fixes to the most common iOS 7 complaints


iOS 7 has been a big change for iPhone and iPad users with a new look and features but here are some fixes for the most common complaints of the new operating system.

There have been many users who have downloaded and installed iOS 7 but are coming to grips with the changes.

Discussion boards and forums have been inundated with people complaining about the change and lamenting the loss of some of the older features.

Here’s a look at the most common iOS 7 complaints and the ways you can resolve them.
Fixes to the most common iOS 7 complaints

Saturday, 21 September 2013

Dressup Salon Game for iPhone

Boyfriend Makeover Salon iPhone Game for Free Download


Its really amazing and entertaining iPhone game, you never played before this kind of Boyfriend Makeover Salon Game. In this one game many features include for more fun.

Features:

   Four categories included in one game like Hair Spa, Makeover, Makeup & Dressup.
   In Hair Spa you can cut his hair using given tools
   In Makeover section apply given cream and cosmetics on his face
   In Dress up choose dress, goggle, shoes etc and make his look different
   Variety of dresses and other accessories are available.
   This game available for iPhone and iPod

Game Play Video:


 

Screenshots:

Boyfriend Makeover Salon

Boyfriend Makeover Salon

Boyfriend Makeover Salon

iTunes Download

Friday, 20 September 2013

50 Best iPhone Apps, 2013 Edition


Greetings, online friends. Here’s the 2013 edition of our best iPhone apps list. You’ll find apps with staying power that have made previous years’ lists, along with a collection of apps that hit the scene this year and made a great first impression.
From utilities to food to shopping to music to travel and everything in between, there’s hopefully a little something for everyone here. These apps are presented in no particular order and are all free to download. Enjoy, and thanks for stopping by!

Sunday, 15 September 2013

Updated: Camera Burst Mode For iPhone 5, iPhone 4s And More Added In iOS 7 GM


Apple’s iPhone 5s is set to launch with impressive improvements in the camera department. However, one such feature thought to be reserved for the upcoming handset – a “burst mode” for the Camera app – is available to access now in the prerelease iOS 7 Gold Master (GM), and is reportedly compatible with the iPhone 5, iPhone 4s, and more.
The news comes from iDownloadBlog, who explains that the feature can be accessed in the iOS 7 GM Camera app by holding a finger down on the shutter icon. Doing so will result in one’s iDevice taking “continuous, rapid shots,” the website explains.
Though Apple unveiled the feature alongside its iPhone 5s, which also sports an exciting slow motion mode of video recording, an f/2.2 aperture, and a larger active sensor area that supports 1.5 micron pixels, the Cupertino, Calif. company did not announce that the Camera app’s burst mode would be available for other iDevices. As such, no information concerning compatibility has been formally confirmed.
That being said, iDownloadBlog’s research indicates that the feature is available for the iPhone 5, iPhone 4s, iPad 3, and fifth-generation iPod touch. It seems that the iPhone 4, at least, is unable to support the feature due to “hardware limitations.”
 Updated: Camera Burst Mode For iPhone 5, iPhone 4s And More Added In iOS 7 GM

Friday, 13 September 2013

The Emerging Art Form of iPhoneography


When the first Apple iPhone was released in 2007, no one could have imagined that its release would usher in a new era in art, one in which anyone could create beautiful images taken and edited all on their phone. As users realized the quality of images the iPhone produced, it quickly became the device of choice for many mobile photographers, or iPhoneographers. Within a few years, professional and amateur photographers alike used their iPhones to capture landscapes, portraits and even scenes from war using nothing but their iPhone.
Take pictures. Take a lot of pictures. The only way to get comfortable using your iPhone as a camera is to practice. Get a feel for how you’re most comfortable holding the camera. Figure out if you prefer to use the on screen camera button or the volume button on the side of the phone to trigger the shutter. Invest in some hardware (like a tripod mount for your phone) that will help you take the best pictures possible. Consider purchasing lenses for your phone to give you a wide angle, fisheye, and macro option for shooting (the Olloclip is a particular favorite of iPhoneographers). Finally, find editing apps to help you create incredible iPhone-only images.
 The Emerging Art Form of iPhoneography