If you're a fitness-oriented individual with a love for an iPhone, you must have heard about Runtastic, an amazing app that lets users track several health-related metrics, including time, distance, speed, elevation change, calories as well as running, jogging, biking, and walking, using the … [Read more...] about Runtastic for iPhone Gets An Update With a Redesign and More New Features
Hammad Saleem
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I'm an avid technology fan and love writing about smartphones and mobile technology. I have been writing about technology since 2010, and love to test new smartphones and tablets. You can follow me on Google+.
First Apple Store in Turkey Opening on April 5th
There's a great news for Apple fans residing in Turkey -- Istanbul to be specific. The country's first Apple store is set to open its doors for the customers at 10 AM April 10th, in the Zorlu Shopping Center in Istanbul. We're hoping Apple's CEO Tim Cook will be present at the time when the store … [Read more...] about First Apple Store in Turkey Opening on April 5th
iMacompanion Adds A USB Port In Front of Your iMac (Video)
There's no denying that iMac is a great machine, and comes with a solid hardware. All the ports, the USB slots, simply everything is not in the most desirable position. In my case, the most problematic is the USB port placement, which can be a bit of hassle at times. I'm sure I'm not the only one … [Read more...] about iMacompanion Adds A USB Port In Front of Your iMac (Video)
Facebook Messenger for iOS Gets An Update
Earlier today, it was reported that Facebook Messenger Beta for Android received an update introducing some much-needed features. Now, it appears Facebook Messenger for iOS also picked up an update, bumping it to version 4.0, and introduced groups, and message forwarding, along with a number of bug … [Read more...] about Facebook Messenger for iOS Gets An Update
Windows Phone 8.1 Reached OEMs, First Handsets Expected to Hit Retail in April
In the past few weeks, we've seen a number of leaks pointing towards the features that are going to be part of the upcoming Windows Phone 8.1. It was also reported that Windows 8.1 development has finished. Now, according to a new report, Microsoft has finished testing the Windows Phone 8.1, and … [Read more...] about Windows Phone 8.1 Reached OEMs, First Handsets Expected to Hit Retail in April
Samsung Galaxy S5 Teardown, Gets Poor Repairability Score
Samsung Galaxy S5 pre-orders have begun all around the globe, with the availability date set to 11th April in almost 150 markets globally. However, that doesn't mean that it's not in anyone's hands. We've already seen it get reviewed on Russian shores, and now, a Russian group has managed to … [Read more...] about Samsung Galaxy S5 Teardown, Gets Poor Repairability Score
LG G Flex Drops to $99.99 for AT&T and Sprint on Amazon
It's been a while since LG G Flex hit the US shores, but at the time of launch, it came with a hefty $299 on-contract price tag on AT&T and Sprint. If you fancy the curved LG G Flex, and waiting for the price to fall, Amazon is offering the LG G Flex for just $99.99 with a two-year contract … [Read more...] about LG G Flex Drops to $99.99 for AT&T and Sprint on Amazon
Microsoft Office for iPad Tops App Store Charts
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 … [Read more...] about Microsoft Office for iPad Tops App Store Charts
Office Mobile for Android Drops Office 365 Subscription Requirement
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. Initially, it required an Office 365 subscription for users who want to edit or create documents or spreadsheets, but it seems … [Read more...] about Office Mobile for Android Drops Office 365 Subscription Requirement
Office for iPad Update To Get Printing Support In Future
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 … [Read more...] about Office for iPad Update To Get Printing Support In Future
Popular eReading App Readmill Acquired by Dropbox
Readmill is a fairly popular eBook reading app that has received its fair share of success on both Android and iOS. If you're a regular user of the app, we have a piece of bad news for you. The company announced it will shut down all its operations, and will be no longer available after July 1st. … [Read more...] about Popular eReading App Readmill Acquired by Dropbox
Android 4.4 KitKat Found to Be The Most Stable OS, a Study Suggests
The OS wars are becoming tough, with Android being the supreme ruler followed by iOS and Windows Phone. Android, despite being on top, is not as stable as other operating systems, at least some versions. Recently, the folks at Crittercism conducted a survey which tested how good the apps … [Read more...] about Android 4.4 KitKat Found to Be The Most Stable OS, a Study Suggests
