Would you still buy a non-Retina MacBook? The Retina MacBook Pro has been with us for almost a full year now. The 15-inch version came to us by way of WWDC 2012 , and frankly was unlike any laptop computer ever seen.
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Would you still buy a non-Retina MacBook? [Poll]
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Comparing iPhone weather app screens
After the Twitter for iPhone app comparison last week, my friend and Iterate podcast co-host Seth Clifford remarked that weather apps were the new hotness when it came to interface playgrounds for iOS designers. So, I jumped into the App Store, downloaded 15 popular weather apps, added Apple’s built-in iOS weather app, and grabbed all their screens. They tend to fall into two main categories — informationally dense, and informationally minimalist.
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Comparing iPhone weather app screens
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Mobile Nations fitness month week 3: Sleep and relaxation!
Leave a comment below telling us your Fitness Month goals and be entered to win a FitBit! It’s February and you know what that means? Mobile Nations Fitness Month! That’s when we all get together to get in shape, share tips and tricks and recipes for success, review amazing apps and accessories, give away great prizes, and have a ton of fun! This year we’re doing it a little differently, though
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Mobile Nations fitness month week 3: Sleep and relaxation!
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iPhone 5 camera review
Although the iPhone 5 didn’t get a megapixel boost in comparison with the iPhone 4S, it still received some nice upgrades to the lens and sensor that increase photo capture speed by 20% and improved noise reduction.
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iPhone 5 camera review
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iPhone 5 unboxing and hardware hands-on
No unboxed iPhone 5 exits. Or is it, if an iPhone 5 is released and no body unboxes, does it really make a dent in the universe
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iPhone 5 unboxing and hardware hands-on
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Sprint retailer only sells iPhone 5 if customer buys accessory bundle too
One anonymous Sprint retailer is apparently refusing to sell iPhone 5 devices to customers unless they also buy a bundle of accessories to go with it. The sure, the bundles they were offering were 20% off, but the cheapest ones started at $84.
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Sprint retailer only sells iPhone 5 if customer buys accessory bundle too
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The best games to show off your new iPhone 5
While a lot of folks were worried that game developers would be gritting their teeth over having to adapt to the iPhone 5′s new aspect ratio, many have already updated their apps and will have them ready the second you get your mitts on your shiny new iOS 6 device.
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The best games to show off your new iPhone 5
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iPhone 5 launch live from the Regent Street Apple Store in London
We’re live in London (and New York, and multiple locations in Canada) for today’s iPhone 5 launch. Having a time zone advantage over other Apple fans, iPhone 5 buyers in the UK were able to get their hands on the coveted device from 8am BST this morning (3am EDT, 12am PDT), and the Mobile Nations team was on the ground at Apple’s Regent Street store to witness the launch first-hand, as over 2,000 queued on the streets of London
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iPhone 5 launch live from the Regent Street Apple Store in London
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PSA: Don’t leave negative reviews for non-widescreen apps — developers are updating as fast as they can!
At some point today, many of us will be tearing open our just-arrived Fedex or UPS packages, or rushing out of the Apple Store or other retailer, unboxing our brand new iPhones — the iPhone 5 — restoring them from iCloud, and launching our favorite App Store apps and games… only to see some with letter- and pillar-boxes. Of course, a ton of really popular apps have already been updated and will be ready to go a launch
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PSA: Don’t leave negative reviews for non-widescreen apps — developers are updating as fast as they can!
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