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Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft has finally made its way to the iOS App Store, and is available for iPad users around the globe. The game is compatible with iPad Air, iPad 4th generation, iPad 3rd generation, iPad 2, iPad mini, and iPad mini with Retina display.
The game was earlier launched in a few countries or should I say, soft launched, and now Blizzard has made the card game available for iPad users globally.
Back in December Amazon released its Amazon Cloud Drive app for Apple’s iOS platform, and now Amazon has released an updated version of the app for iOS.
The latest version of Amazon Cloud Drive for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch comes with a number of new features, plus a new design, you can see what is included in the update below.
We are expecting apple to release a new iPad Air and new Retina iPad Mini this year, and according to a recent report, both devices will get Apple’s fingerprint sensor, TouchID.
This should not really come as a surprise, as this is one feature that Apple have been rumored to be including in the new Retina iPad Mini and new iPad Air.
It has been a long time in development but fans of the awesome Fantastical 2 application which has been available for some time on Apple’s iPhone devices and Mac desktop systems. Has now finally been launched onto Apple’s larger iPad tablets for users to enjoy.
The Fantastical 2 has to be one or if not the best calendar apps available on Mac and iOS and brings with is a simply interface and ease to use functions with auto complete and more.
Apple has announced that they have launched TD-LTE versions of the Apple iPad Air and the Apple iPad Mini in China, both models will also support TD-SCDMA as well as TD-LTE.
These new models of the iPad Air and retina iPad Mini are designed to work on the China Mobile 4G network, and they will be sold along with the existing models in China.
Today developers Shortbreak Studios in cooperation with Techland have announced their new game Hellraid The Escape release date for Apple iOS devices.
Revealing that the game will be available for iPhone and iPad users only the 15th 2014 offering a similar game style to that of the Room also available on mobile devices.
A hacker by the name of @winocm has revealed that he will release some software that will allow anyone with a jailbroken Apple device to dual boot with two versions of Apple’s iOS.
The software will allow owners of jailbroken Apple devices to dual boot between Apple iOS 6 and Apple iOS 7, and he demonstrated this in a video which can be seen below.
Recently, Microsoft released the much awaited Office for iPad, which managed to top the App Store charts in many countries in less than two days.
Before you get on, you should have a pretty good idea by now that you need an Office 365 subscription to unlock the full potential of the app, which includes editing and creating documents. Office for iPad users can also purchase the subscription from within the app, and it seems Microsoft has agreed to pay Apple 30 percent cut on the subscriptions generated through Office for iPad.
It’s been a while since Microsoft released their Office suite of apps for iPad, and in less then two days, Word, Excel and Powerpoint managed to top the charts in various regions across the globe.
At first, it may seem that Office for iPAd may be the productivity suite every iPad users must be waiting for, but we’re not sure. There are several handy alternatives available in the App Store, but obviously, an official Word app from the Redmond-giant itself was supposed to get this much popularity.
Recently, Microsoft unveiled Office for iPad, Android and iPhone at its cloud event a few days back. The new Office for iPad includes Word, Excel and Powerpoint.
All Office for iPad apps work great, but unlike Office for Windows, Office for iPad lacks the ability to print documents, spreadsheets or presentation from within the app, but it seems it will get it in the future update.
Microsoft released the much awaited Office for iPad, iPhone and Android yesterday, but to make full use of the latest suite, a user is required to have an active Office 365 subscription.
For those of you who like the new Office for iPad, but don’t want to shell out $9.99 per month or $99.99 per year, Microsoft is offering an exciting promotion. The first 50 customers who will bring their iPad to a Microsoft store will get a free Office 365 subscription for one year, starting Friday, March 28th and will last until March 30th.
Earlier, Microsoft unveiled the highly anticipated Office for iPad, iPhone and Android, which do feature a design related to the latest iOS 7.
Well, it seems its not just the Office for iPad which will get all the love from Microsoft, the Redmond-based company also seeded an update to Microsoft OneNote for iPad, bumping it to version 2.2, and introduced a few new things for the app.
