Today’s free apps include The Heist a puzzle game by the makers of Camera+, Flickr Studio, a third party Flickr app for the iPad and Oldify, a fun app to take pictures of your friends and make them look old.
Take better photos with your iPhone [Deals Hub]
The iPhone is so much more than a simple phone – it’s replacing a ton of other gadgets that you’d normally take with you when you’re on the go. One of the biggest uses of the iPhone is for taking photos, and this iPhone Hacks Deals offer will show you how to make the most out of each and every shot – and for just $19!
Flickr, Vimeo integration coming to iOS 7
Senator John McCain asks Tim Cook “Why do I have to keep updating the apps on my iPhone”
Apple CEO Tim Cook today testified in front of the U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee, defending the company’s tax avoidance strategies. During a questioning session with Cook, U.S. Senator John McCain asked a rather funny question to Tim Cook about an issue that bothers many people.
Google Play Music All Access unofficially coming to iPhone and iPad
Last week when Google launched Google Play Music “All Access,” its music streaming service, it didn’t come as a surprise when it didn’t release an app for the iPhone and iPad as it is still to release an app for Google Music that was launched in 2011.
QuickGestures brings Android-style gestures to iPhone’s Contacts and Phone app
Apple courting American Express cardholders in India with a 10% cash-back offer
Yahoo unveils redesigned Flickr site, offers a free TB of storage space
Hot on the heels of the Tumblr acquisition, Yahoo has released a completely redesigned website for Flickr, the popular yet what seemed like a neglected photo sharing service.
Along with the launch of the new design for its website, Yahoo has also announced that it is giving users a 1 terabyte of storage space for free so that they can upload and share all their images in full resolution.
To-do app Checkmark, Units, Ninja Slash free on App Store
How to enable spoken notifications on your iPhone
Whether you’re an uber busy person or you just like the sounds of Siri’s soothing tones, we have a tip today that you’ll like. If you don’t want to break from what you’re doing to check out every single notification noise on your iPhone, then did you know how to make it read out notifications? It’s not quite Siri, but it is using Siri’s voice bank. Read on to find out, how to configure your device, and things to watch out for.





