Jared Erondu



May 2, 2012

Spotify For iPad Has Finally Arrived With Retina Graphics
Spotify, the new music sensation that's sweeping the nation world, has finally hit the iPad. Let's just say they're fashionably late. The Retina application, which began propagating in the iOS App Store just moments ago, brings the music streaming experience to Spotify premium users ($10/month).The app includes ... more


April 2, 2012

iPhone Aids Firefighters In Rescuing A Toddler From A Well
How do you use your iPhone? You wake up, check your email and Twitter notifications. You plug-in a pair of ear buds and jam out to some music. You play Angry Birds and explore your creativity with Draw Something, rinse and repeat, with some applications interchanged. However, do you ever ... more



Facebook Finally Brings Retina Display Support And Bug Fixes To iPad App
Today iPad users noticed the badge number on their App Store app go up by one, that is if they have Facebook installed. So what's in the Facebook v4.1.1 update? The long-awaited Retina display support, offline chat status, expanded localization, and a few bug fixes, naturally. However, the biggest ... more



One Hundred Legit Reasons To Jailbreak, All In One Video
It's a question that plagues every new owner of an iOS device. Should I, or should I not jailbreak it? I, for one, had a process for each iOS device I bought. Bring it out the box, jailbreak it, then load my apps and customize the mess out of it. ... more


March 15, 2012

iPad 2 added to Apple’s recycling program
Apple has just added the iPad 2 to its recycling program. So that means two things for you: you have another option for "selling" your outdated iPad, and you now have a method of recycling your device properly (if it's in that bad of a condition). However, I ... more


March 13, 2012

Apple’s rumored 7.85-inch iPad to use a slim bezel display, production to begin this year?
They're back! Rumors about a 7.85-inch iPad, that is. Since the announcement of the 'new iPad' last Wednesday, these rumors have started to fly. According to the Taiwanese weblog DigiTimes, sources in Apple's supply chain are ... more


March 12, 2012

Jony Ive answers questions about Apple’s design processes
Jony Ive is the Senior VP of industrial design at Apple. In other words, he's the creative mastermind behind your favorite Apple technologies like the PowerBook G4, iMac, Macbook line, and iOS devices. But what he's not, however, is the interviewing type. In fact, you could probably count the number of interviews he's ... more



Apple says Samsung failed to abide by court order in infringement case
It's the never-ending battle between Apple and Samsung. This time, according to a filing yesterday in a San Jose federal court, Apple is accusing Samsung of violating a court order issued in an infringement case. Apparently, Samsung was ordered by a judge to produce its source code for each of its 4G ... more


March 9, 2012

Apps of the Week: They Need To Be Fed, ListBook, and Skip Tunes
It’s Friday, and that means it’s time to take a look at some awesome apps for each platform: iPhone, iPad, and Mac OS. Today, we’re focusing on fun games, task management, and simplifying iTunes. Ready? Let’s begin. iPhone/iPod touch: They Need To Be Fed: This game is genuinely addicting. I must warn you ... more


March 8, 2012

Billet Dock: The easiest iPad and iPhone dock
The Billet Dock is another great Kickstarter project. It comes in three variations: an iPad dock, an iPhone dock, and the “duplex” model that docks both devices. Nifty, eh? Each Billet Dock is CNC machined from a solid piece of aerospace grade aluminum. They can even expand to accommodate devices with cases ... more



Will the iPad 2′s $100 price cut affect the tablet industry?
Today Apple announced 'the new iPad' – yes, that's its name. With it came five new features and upgrades. One, a Retina display with a higher resolution than your HDTV. Two, an A5X chip. Three, ... more


March 2, 2012

Apps of the Week: Draw Something, Readability, and Gradient
It’s Friday, and that means it’s time to take a look at some awesome apps for each platform: iPhone, iPad, and Mac OS. Today, we’re focusing on drawing for fun, reading offline, and designing. Ready? Let’s begin. iPhone/iPod touch: Draw Something: You've just got to try it out for yourself. Trust ... more