Hidden Settings in iOS 7 reveals new gestures, nested folders and more [Video]

Hidden Settings in iOS 7 reveals new gestures, nested folders and more [Video]

Developer Hamza Sood has discovered hidden Settings in iOS 7, which reveals that Apple is testing additional gestures, folder and multitasking options.

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AT&T starts activating FaceTime over cellular for unlimited data plan customers

AT&T starts activating FaceTime over cellular for unlimited data plan customers

When Apple introduced FaceTime over cellular feature in iOS 6 last September, AT&T only allowed customers with a Mobile Share plan to use the feature.

Since then it has been slowly expanding access to the feature to other customers.

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iOS 7 vs. iOS 6: UI elements compared

iOS 7 vs. iOS 6: UI elements compared

There’s a whole lot of UI elements that got a major facelift in iOS 7. We’ve told you about the redesigned stock apps, the redesigned icons and in this post, we show you a comparison of the default UI elements in iOS 6 and iOS 7.

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Photos of iPhone 5S logic board reveals minor changes

Photos of iPhone 5S logic board reveals minor changes

Photos of what appear to be the logic board of the iPhone 5S have been posted on Japanese site Moumantai. The logic board shown in the images is nearly identical to the one found in the iPhone 5 except for a few minor changes.

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Well-connected Apple blogger says iOS 7 is “nowhere near finished in terms of design or functionality”

Well-connected Apple blogger says iOS 7 is “nowhere near finished in terms of design or functionality”

iOS 7′s completely redesigned UI has had a polarizing effect on users. There are some who love it and can’t wait for Apple to release it later this fall, while there are some who hate it so much that they’re thinking of switching to Android.

Well-connected Apple blogger Jim Dalrymple has some advice to users in his blog post “Don’t worry about iOS 7.”

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Skype rolls out free Video messaging for iPhone, iPad and Mac

Skype rolls out free Video messaging for iPhone, iPad and Mac

Skype has just enabled its video messaging feature to its iPhone, iPad and Mac apps.

Skype had launched the feature earlier in the year as a preview, which allowed some users to send up to 20 free video messages, after which they needed to buy Skype’s premium subscription for $4.99 per month.

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Make your voice do the typing with Dragon Dictate for Mac 3 [Deals Hub]

Make your voice do the typing with Dragon Dictate for Mac 3 [Deals Hub]

Now that Dictation is part of the latest Mac OS, you can do a lot more with voice-to-text. But you can’t exactly execute commands. At least not without an app that can take dictation to a whole other level.

This iPhone Hacks Deals sale offers the top voice recognition software out on the market – and for 50% off the regular price…just $99.9!

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Famous iOS Hacker pod2g disappointed with iOS 7 features, says he is about to switch to Android

Famous iOS Hacker pod2g disappointed with iOS 7 features, says he is about to switch to Android

pod2g, a key member of the Evad3rs dev team who released evasi0n, the software that allowed users to jailbreak their iPhone, iPad or iPod touch on iOS 6 to iOS 6.1.2 has just expressed his disappointment with iOS 7 features and has said that he is about to switch to Android.

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This could be one of the first “Made for iPhone” Game controller [Photo]

This could be one of the first “Made for iPhone” Game controller [Photo]

At the WWDC Keynote last week, Apple’s senior vice president of Software Engineering, Craig Federighi announced that iOS 7 SDK will includes more than 1500 new APIs for developers including support for MFi (Made for iPod/iPhone/iPad) game controllers.

The APIs will finally allow accessory manufacturers to create game controllers for Apple’s iOS devices. According to rumors, Apple is working with  Logitech and MOGA to produce game controllers for iOS devices.

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Instagram set to get video

Instagram set to get video

Facebook is going to hold an event on the 20th. Most people think they’re announce some sort of new reader application for all those people looking for a Google Reader replacement. Turns out that’s not the case. According to sources who have spoken to TechCrunch, Facebook is going to announce that Instagram is going to get video support. Said support will be pretty much line Twitter’s Vine service, meaning you’re probably only going to be allowed to upload a short video.

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