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• Amazon releases Cloud Drive Photos iPhone app
• Concept video shows how a “flat” iOS 7 might look like
• Apple rolls out two-step verification for Apple ID in more countries – Is it available in your country?
• Teenage girl discovers that the magnets in Apple’s iPad can interfere with defibrillators
• Apple wants to launch ‘iRadio’, but they’re still negotiating with Sony and Warner

Amazon releases Cloud Drive Photos iPhone app Posted: 10 May 2013 02:37 PM PDT Amazon today released an iPhone app for its Cloud Drive Photos service. The app lets users access their photos through Amazon’s cloud, and also upload their iPhone image collection to their Cloud Drive account. Continue reading →

Concept video shows how a “flat” iOS 7 might look like Posted: 10 May 2013 01:49 PM PDT There have been several rumors claiming that Apple’s design head Jony Ive is leading the “De-forstallization” of iOS, removing the excessive skeuomorphism and adding a “very flat” UI. Continue reading →

Apple rolls out two-step verification for Apple ID in more countries – Is it available in your country? Posted: 10 May 2013 09:55 AM PDT Couple of months back, Apple rolled out the much needed two-step verification process for Apple ID to add an extra layer of security. But the feature was available only to users in US, UK, Australia, New Zealand and Ireland. Continue reading →

Teenage girl discovers that the magnets in Apple’s iPad can interfere with defibrillators Posted: 10 May 2013 05:44 AM PDT Some people aren’t lucky enough to be born with fully functioning hearts and they need an implant that can kickstart their heart should it stop beating. Said implant is called a defibrillator. A 14 year old girl by the name of Gianna Chien recently discovered that the magnets inside an iPad 2, used to attach Apple’s Smart Cover, can accidentally turn off these defibrillators. Continue reading →

Apple wants to launch ‘iRadio’, but they’re still negotiating with Sony and Warner Posted: 10 May 2013 05:31 AM PDT People love music, it’s a universal fact, and Apple practically saved the music industry when they launched iTunes way back in early 2001, making it easy for people to buy digital files. The thing is, iTunes hasn’t really aged well. In a world where you can spend $10 per month and get unlimited access to roughly 20 million songs, paying $1 per track seems a tad bit ridiculous. Continue reading →

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