Its always nice to see an app get updated, but in the case of TwitBird Pro it seems extra sweet. The app was recently updated to version 2.5 and it arrived as a universal app which means its now sporting support for the iPhone and iPod touch as well as the iPad. For me that was

AT&T has released a new video, which details what should you can expect to happen if you pre-ordered your iPhone 4 with them. The video comes in at 1:44 and is basically broken down in two parts — information for those that pre-ordered online and information for that that pre-ordered at a store. Those who pre-ordered

The demand for the iPad is on the increase, to the extent that Apple have had to call for assistance in producing their required amount of 9.7″ touchscreens.  Since its April launch, LG Display have been providing Apple with iPad screens, however as the orders have been steadily increasing, their ability to cope has been

We’ve had some tips from readers who were among the first to pre-order the new iPhone 4, saying they’ve received confirmation from Apple that their new phone had shipped, with the added bonus that it would be arriving on the 23rd June rather than the originally expected 24th. The email states: Dear Apple Store Customer, You recently received

If you downloaded iOS 4 yesterday, then you may have noticed that you can now download the iBooks app to your iPhone. This application is almost identical to the iBooks app for the iPad in terms of function, only its been modified to work on seamlessly your iPhone. The user interface for the iPhone is pretty

When Steve Jobs first announced iAds for all iOS 4 devices, I wanted nothing to do with them, and now, a month or two later, I feel the exact same way. Don’t get me wrong, I’m all for supporting developers, but I don’t want ads on my phone, it’s as simple as that. Unfortunately, one way

So you’ve just downloaded iOS 4 onto your iPhone; it lets you multitask, organize apps, change your wallpaper, and a whole bunch of other neat things, but did you know that it also patched more than 60 security vulnerabilities? Earlier today, Apple released an online document outlining all of the security issues addressed by iOS

Someone either much wiser or just much snottier than me once said, “Painting is easy. Art is hard.” These apps can get you painting on your iPad. Is it art? It depends who you ask – just don’t ask that guy. Brushes – iPad edition ($7.99. Steve Sprang) I know, I know, “stop right there.” For years, Brushes has been the gold standard of painting apps for the iPhone, and the iPad edition was re-engineered to take advantage of the new platform. Work in up to 6 layers, and blend them in various modes. Select from a full desktop-worthy color picker, save your favorites as swatches, and undo and redo to your heart’s content. The kicker: a replay of every brushstroke, in-app. That means you can work on a smallish file on your iPad, and replay the work you did on a higher-resolution file on your desktop computer. No wonder national magazine covers have been painted with this app. (Also, read our  Brushes for iPhone review.) Layers – Pro Edition for iPad ($5.99, J. Benjamin Gotow) Like Brushes, Layers allows playback of your painting, but only to “watch it come to life.” Its canvas is limited to two sizes, neither larger than one megapixel (1028 x 1028.) But within these limitations, Layers packs a wallop. Up to five layers with adjustable, fifteen customizable brushes, intuitive pinch-and-spread pan/zoom, and minimal lag time make Layers perfect for the digital painter that isn’t wedded to the print medium at the end of the line. Compare paintings with a Layers community, comment, and receive feedback. (…) Read the rest of 6 Drawing Apps to Make Art on the iPad All App Reviews © AppCraver.com, 2010. | 6 Drawing Apps to Make Art on the iPad | Best iPad Apps | Best Free Apps

Anyone who loves a good trivia game, especially the multiple choice restaurant and pub style trivia games that pit players against the clock as well as other players, will surely appreciate iPUBQUIZ-Triva Quiz . In the same spirit of testing trivial knowledge in myriad categories, iPUBQUIZ presents players with an easy to play version of the popular fast-answer trivia game on iPhone. If you like testing your knowledge of specific subjects or simply find competition too irresistible, you’ll get a kick out iPUBQUIZ-Trivia Quiz. Super simple to play, iPUBQUIZ presents four questions in each round with four possible answers to each question. Tap on the correct answer to proceed to the next question. If you choose the wrong answer, it’s one strike against you. Choose four wrong answers, and it’s game over. The faster you select the right question, the more points awarded. (…) Read the rest of iPUBQUIZ-Trivia Quiz: Pub-Style Trivia Anywhere All App Reviews © AppCraver.com, 2010. | iPUBQUIZ-Trivia Quiz: Pub-Style Trivia Anywhere | Best iPad Apps | Best Free Apps

The latest version of the operating system formerly known as iPhone OS, is now yours for downloading from iTunes.  If you haven’t already, take a look at our advice for prepping your iPhone or iPod Touch before downloading and installing the new software. Don’t forget that if you own a 1st gen iPhone or iPod Touch,