A new free app from Apple's App Store brings high quality HD playback, even during slow motion for things like action replays or acrobatic stunts. SloPro claims to be compatible with a whole slew of recent iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch units, although only the iPhone 4S can fully exploit the 60 frames per second the software supports. Upgrading to Professional for $1.99 enables users to save raw footage to iTunes for editing in third-party apps. When used with the latest-gen iPhone, SloPro records at 60fps, givng users the option of switching to slow motion 'on the fly' during recording or later using SloPro's basic editing functionality. Users can easily navigate to the start and [...]

You can now easily get all the information that you need on your favorite national park by a simple tap on the National Geographic guide (National Parks) on your iPhone. In fact you can plan out your visit to any national park with the help of this guide. National Parks provides good tips, points of attraction and important information on various national parks. You will not find all this information so beautifully compiled anywhere else. National Parks come with one free guide to any one national park. If you want more National Parks by National Geographic guides then you will have to download them by paying $0.99 to $1.99 for each. These guides can be of great help while planning [...]

iPhone has become a great tool in many lives. 1 in 2 north americans already own a smartphone and Apple cover 80% of that so we could say third of americans use their iPhone to make their lives more enjoyable, to enhance their hobbies and stay connected to family and friends. iPhone is being utilized as a great music creation device as well as a great tool edit and master the tunes. There are many great instrument and music editing apps available complimenting existing Apple garageband and other apps. Musical Instrument Digital Interface standard or MIDI enables music accessories such as piano or a drum machine to work fluently with music editing and creating software. MIDI is [...]

Apart from the news that Foxconn is currently seeking 20,000 workers to man its iPhone 5 production lines, there is very little grist for the iPhone rumor mill right now. Instead attention is turning to the 2012 update to Apple's MacBook line,with news that Siri will be available on the new MacBook Pro this summer. Siri will also roll out on Mac desktops, giving the Apple juggernaut another feather in its cap in the battle to be the master of the commercial universe. I mean, what does Microsoft have to offer for voice input other than third-party Dragon ('Drag-on Drag-ON D-r-agon Spell-that D-R-A-G-O-N Select One) Naturally Speaking? Or its own text-to-speech program, but neither [...]

The iPhone 4 includes a major new feature - FaceTime - for one-on-one video calling. The feature is more accessible than other video-calling solutions by requiring minimal set-up, and the smooth 640 x 480 resolution-video is more life-like than other smartphone alternatives. More and more people are using FaceTime, and it has now been extended to the new iPod Touch. A version for the Mac was released in late 2010, and the new iPad 3 has it as well. For iPhone 4 users activating FaceTime is as simple as tapping the icon, but for Mac and iPod Touch users use is trickier, so here follows a quick guide to the unofficial Facetime FAQs and maybe even a few answers. Actually this is a [...]