New data from Omdia reveals a strong rebound in the Middle East smartphone market (excluding Turkey) in the third quarter of 2025, with shipments rising 23% year on year to 15.1 million units. And it’s good news for the iPhone. Omdia says the growth in the region was...
Satellite-capable smartwatches are projected to grow to 28% of total smartwatch shipments in 2030 from 2% in quarter three (Q3) of 2025, according to new data from Counterpoint Research. Apple, Google, Garmin, and Huawei are leading the shift toward...
As noted by Yahoo! Finance, according to UBS Evidence Lab‘s fourth annual video streaming survey, which polled 1,200 Americans on their video viewing habits, Apple TV+ is falling behind relative to competitors and “appears to have flat-lined.” “Just ~22% [of] iPhone...
My iPhone is one of my most used electronic devices. It serves as my camera, video recorder, voice recorder, GPS — and, of course, my phone. With it filling all these jobs, I’m willing to pay for the best model I can afford. This year, it’s the iPhone 13 Pro Max with...
(Note: this is an update of a previous review that tested the Intellidash+.) I drive an old car. It’s not worth it to spend a lot of money installing a pricey CarPlay system into my vehicle and others like it. There is a semi-inexpensive way to do it — the Intelldash...
iSkysoft is now offering its DVD to iPhone Converter for free through Aug. 9. It’s normally US$29. It’s worth the 30 bucks — and it’s a must-have for free.
You can get more info at http://www.iskysoft.com/software-giveaway.html or contact iSkysoft on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/iskysoft) to get a keycode for the free version.
DVD to iPhone Converter lets you enjoy DVD movies on your Apple smartphone. It provides optimized presets for iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, and iPhone 4. It supports converting DVDs to a variety of formats such as MP4, AVI, MKV, FLV, etc.
By Harinder S. Bawa
Do you return from vacation and end up showing folks the pictures on your iPhone? You end up tell the same stories, the same amusing anecdotes to each person. Well, if you don’t like repeating yourself, there’s an app for that, and it’s called SonicPics. It’s available for US$2.99 at the Apple App Store (http://www.itunes.com/appstore/).
The Omniverse case from Uniea (http://www.uniea.com) is a classy, durable case for the Apple tablet. And, at least in this case, class doesn’t come at a price as the case is reasonably priced at US$39.95.
The Omniverse packs pretty much every feature you could want in a streamlined design. It sports an interior memory foam for protection, corner flaps that keep the iPad in place, a stowable tote handle, rugged zippers, and silk or nylon material. According to the folks at Uniea, the memory foam also disperses what little heat the tablet generates.
This MacNews Category Review is the first of our multi-part look at interdisciplinary apps for the Mac. Products covered include Aabel, ActivStats, AdaptX, Advanced Numerical Methods, Aerospace Blockset, AgentSheets, amira, Astro IICD, Atom in a Box, BioAssistant, boujou bullet, Cactus Code, CEI Ensight, CFD Analyser, CharlieBot, Clean, Communications Blockset, Communications Toolgox, ConceptDraw MindMap and ConceptDraw Standard.
