![1 Free Application Turns Free 24 Hours Each Day. [1st January - 5th January]](http://blog.technguide.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/IMG_0002-640x300.jpg)
![What’s New On iOS6.1? [Beta 4]](http://blog.technguide.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/20121218-111015-640x300.jpg)
Apple baked a half completed data usage tracking feature in the native iOS Settings application. However, the problem is, Apple tracks the total Data Usage used, not separating the WiFi and Cellular connection. It’s useless. While it doesn’t affect people who are on Unlimited Data Plans, It’s very inconvenient for iPhone Users with limited Cellular Data Bundled on their plans…. Read more →
I’ve created a post some time back featuring an Application — Deliveries [link], which sole purpose is to track your packages. If you rather not purchase that application [$2.99], or simply did not want to install any applications, Apple can actually detect package tracking codes, redirecting you to the appropriate website, showing you the delivery status. How do you trigger… Read more →
Update: 24 Hour is up. They all became paid. Download the free/lite version instead. They are free. It’s the season of giving. Apple scheduled the gifting event from 26th December. Advent is doing it, app developers joined in the fun as well, so this didn’t surprise me that much. Fruit Ninja’s Developer, Halfbrick Studios Turned All Their Applications Free For… Read more →
Google released the much anticipated Google Maps app [link] for iDevices yesterday. It’s a long wait since iOS6 releases, with Google Maps being booted off iDevices as the native Maps solution. It was replaced with Apple Maps, much to the public’s disappointment. Pointed out in my previous post, Google Maps was better at labelling roads, point of interests, et cetera…. Read more →
![1 Free Application Turns Free 24 Hours Each Day. [16th December - 20th December]](http://blog.technguide.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/20121218-190951-150x150.jpg)
Hot on the heels of MagicSolver.com Ltd for producing their very own list of 25 free applications for 25 days, AppDelDia came up with a similar way of introducing applications. But instead of introducing some free applications, AppDelDia will turn an application free for 24 hours. It will start on 16th December, 2 days from now. I will update this… Read more →
Google Maps for iOS was just released on the AppStore [link]. Let’s see how it stacks up with the native Apple Maps on iOS6. It’s beautiful Google Maps for iOS screams beautiful. It has the same layout as almost all the Google Services. It’s clean, away with the clutter. Buttons are hidden. Layers are to the right, StreetView, Share button… Read more →
Now that YouTube Version 1.1 is released, here’s the official change log. Optimised for iPad and iPhone 5 Stream videos with AirPlay Tap logo to open your Guide of channels Add and remove videos from playlists Clickable links in video descriptions… Just like I mentioned on a previous post, some shortcoming of the applications are resolved, specifically the Clickable links… Read more →
It’s the time of the month where apps turns free. But some great applications are already free to start with. MagicSolver.com Ltd handpicked some applications from the AppStore and gift it to us, iOS and Android device owners. Here’s what they have to say We’ve handpicked some of the greatest apps on the App Store and we’re giving them to… Read more →
![What’s New On iOS6.1? [Beta 3]](http://blog.technguide.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/IMG_0470-150x150.jpg)
Apple just released the latest iteration of iOS6.1 Beta to developers, citing bug fixes and improvements. As MacRumors mentioned, As with previous betas, Apple mentions a number of changes from iOS 6.0.1, including several related to how developers can integrate Apple’s new mapping service in their apps, as well as an improvement to how boarding passes are handled in Passbook,… Read more →
There are officially a million approved applications in the iOS AppStore. Most of the better well known applications are paid, only a few selected are free. Most free applications were supported by advertisements. It’s Black Friday Today. As usual, a few developers decided to take this opportunity to give back to the community by turning some or all of their… Read more →