Wired: Apple May Have Figured Out the iPhone's Most Promising Feature 3D Touch is instrumental to Apple’s newly rethought lock screen, in a way that could fundamentally change how you interact with your iPhone. But with iOS 10, you’ll use …
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iPad Pros
When the 12.9" iPad Pro was first unveiled, I was pretty sure I didn't want or need one. Then I held it in the Ginza Apple Store while on vacation and bought one later that same day. The experience …
Mobile or Console, the Name of the Game is the Same
Playing Oceanhorn on the new Apple TV, with a Bluetooth game controller like the SteelSeries Nimbus, feels distinctly like a traditional console gaming experience. It’s been compared to a modern Zelda title, and if you’re in the mood to explore, …
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Pebble Time Steel: First Impressions
As a user of the first-generation Pebble since last December, I eagerly ordered the new Time Steel model when it hit Kickstarter earlier this year. And then the Apple Watch went on sale in Singapore earlier than I'd expected it …
Darkroom Photo App Shows Why UX Details Are Everything
A new photo editor for iOS launched today, and it’s called Darkroom (free, with a $2.99 in-app purchase to unlock Curves). "Another photo editing app? What does this one bring to the table?” I’ve seen a few early reviews of Darkroom begin along …
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Ten Days with the iPhone 6 Plus
Thoughts on using the larger 5.5" iPhone 6 Plus after 10 days. It's the phone I've wanted Apple to make for the past 3 years.
Camera Noir x HK
A couple of interesting people I follow on Twitter got together and formed an app company awhile back, called Pacific Helm. They released their first iPhone photography app today, Camera Noir, and it's rather nice. It takes (and imports existing) …
