The biggest game of the year – Super Bowl XLVI starts in less than 12 hours from now (3:30 p.m. PST and 6:30 p.m. EST).
Here’s a list of apps that you can use to either catch the live action on your iPhone or iPad or to enhance your viewing experience.
Earlier in the month, LiveSide had spotted a job posting, which indicated that Microsoft is planning to bringing their Xbox Live games to iOS and other mobile platforms rather than making them exclusively for Windows Phone.
Apple held the special media event earlier today with the aim to reinvent two things. #1 – Textbooks and #2 – Curriculum.
Apple released iBooks 2 and iBooks Author to reinvent textbooks and unveiled iTunes U App to reinvent Curriculum. The iTunes U app is now available in the App Store.
Apple unveiled iBooks 2 at the special media event earlier today and is now available in the App Store.
Apple aims to reinvent textbooks with iBooks 2 by bringing a new textbook experience for the iPad.
While there are jailbreak tweaks available to kill processes running in the background to free up memory, did you know that there was an app briefly available in the App Store that allowed users to kill processes running in the background or at least that is what it claimed to do.
OnLive has just released their iPad app in the App Store called OnLive Desktop that allows users to access Microsoft Office applications such as Word, Excel and PowerPoint running remotely on a server where Windows 7 is running.
Shazam – developers of one of the most popular song recognition apps in the App Store have just released their own Music player for iOS devices called Shazam Player, which includes features streaming lyrics, social sharing, smart lists and more.
Comcast – the largest cable operator in the US with over 22 million subscribers has just announced that it has started rolling out AnyPlay – its live TV streaming service.
It has started the rollout first to its Xfinity HD Triple Play customers in areas of Denver and Nashville.
Netflix has officially launched its streaming movie service in UK and Ireland. Along with the launch, Netflix has also released its app for iPhone and iPad in the App Store. Netflix is also accessible on the second generation Apple TV.
