Tag Archives: iOS

Fraser Speirs: On My iPad

By C.G. | Published: January 26, 2012

From Fraser Speirs: Great list of quality iPad apps that everyone should consider using. I have many of them already and I can confidently say the only thing I use my MacBook Pro for is these days longer writing and some HTML coding from time to time. Read his full list. It’s one of the [...]

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On Manually Managing Multitasking Apps in iOS

By C.G. | Published: January 4, 2012

From John Gruber of Daring Fireball: “Emptying this list of applications is simply needless, mindless, busywork. It was absolutely never intended to be used this way and anyone who does this is just wasting their time. The system suspends apps running in the background automatically. The system removes suspended apps from memory automatically, when needed. [...]

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∞ How to Downgrade Twitter’s iOS App

By C.G. | Published: December 10, 2011

I’m not a big fan of the new Twitter iOS App. I miss the swipe features on the iPhone. The other stuff doesn’t bother me so much but the swipe is so important to me that I’ve downgraded it and went back to 3.5.1 which is the last version I had on my desktop. I [...]

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∞ My Thoughts On Flash

By C.G. | Published: November 12, 2011

Good riddance.

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∞ Android Product Life Cycles Should Be More Like Apple’s

By C.G. | Published: August 11, 2011

Reading this latest ‘claim chowder’ post on Daring Fireball got me thinking. What if the cell phone industry did exactly what Apple does — release iOS hardware on a (somewhat) yearly basis? Wouldn’t that help adoption and their bottom line? Consider this: Yearly product cycles mean more time can be investing in getting things right. [...]

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