Wacom Bamboo Stylus review
The Wacom Bamboo is a popular pen stylus for iPad and iPhone. It’s a longtime favorite of several of iMore’s editors and contributors, and comes from one of the most trusted names in digital pen technology. However, the Wacom Bamboo is facing intense competition from several other pro-level capacitive stylus companies. How does it stack up?
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Twitpic for iPhone review: not even close to being an ‘Instagram Killer’
Twitpic is one of the most popular photos hosting services for Twitter and now they’ve released their very own iPhone app that lets you browse through the photos of all the people you follow on Twitter who have share their photos with Twitpic, add comments, a well as add filters and effects to your own photos to share to Twitter and Twitpic.
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U.S. smartphone penetration crosses 50%, but iPhone still trails Android
It’s finally happened. If the latest numbers can be believed, smartphone adoption now rests at 50.4% of the overall mobile market, which is up from 47.8% in December. That means more people in the U.S. now own smartphones than feature phones. The tide has turned. The paradigm has shifted. We’re the majority.
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iOS gamers spend five times more money on games than Android gamers
Most players on iPhone and iPad tend to spend more money than those playing on an Android device — five times more, to be exact. This according to a Newzoo study that examined the growth of mobile gaming in Europe and North America. It showed that there are now 101 million American mobile gamers, 69% of which are playing on smartphones and 21% play on tablets. Of them, iPhone claimed 19 million gamers, which is 28% of everyone that plays games on a smartphone. Surprisingly, the iPod touch managed to snag nearly as many with 18 million players. As you might expect, the iPad rocks the tablet gaming world with 12.7 million gamers (a 60% slice of the whole tablet pie).
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Apple releases iOS 5.1.1 for iPhone, iPod touch, iPad
Apple has pushed out iOS 5.1.1, a free software update for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad users. The minor point release focuses, as usual, on bug fixes and performance enhancements.
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