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Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Monday, June 17, 2013
MacBook Air review (13-inch, 2013) | The Verge
Apple managed to make the already great laptop, better. How? 13 hours and 29 minutes. That's really all you need to know.
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Photo shows prototype Logitech 'Made for iPhone' gaming controller
The pictured accessory is an early build of an official "Made for iPhone" accessory, according to Logitech. The picture gives a first glimpse at what officially sanctioned iPhone gaming controllers will look like.
On the left side, the controller features a circular D-pad for directional control. On the right is the Lightning connector and a space that will direct sound from the iPhone 5 forward, along with five buttons.
Not shown in the picture are thumbsticks or trigger buttons, two features that may be included in other officially sanctioned "Made for iPhone" controllers. Apple detailed the parameters of such accessories last week at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference.
Apple showed off to developers two different types of controllers that it will allow to become officially approved accessories. In addition to an "form-fitting extended gamepad" style, like the pictured Logitech prototype, Apple will also allow a "standalone extended gamepad" that will connect to iOS devices wirelessly without a need to physically attach to the device.
The form-fitting design will allow users to interact with the physical buttons as well as the iOS device's multi-touch display. The standalone models will feature player indicator lights, suggesting multiplayer implementation.
Third-party controller support will debut this fall with the launch of iOS 7. Accessory makers like Logitech have not yet indicated when they plan to have accessories available for purchase.
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Friday, June 14, 2013
Microsoft Office for iOS
If you're one of those people that has been clamoring for an iOS version of Microsoft Office, you'll be either very excited or very bummed to hear this news. Office has finally made its way to iOS, only it requires an Office 365 subscription to use it.
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