Microsoft creates a keyboard for iOS and Android tablets

One Keyboard All Devices 

Microsoft has created a keyboard designed for iOS, Android, and Windows tablets. It’s the latest in a series of moves that underlines the company’s focus on providing software, services, and even hardware for rival platforms to Windows. The new Universal Mobile Keyboard

How to download and install iOS 7 on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch

The wait is over. The next version of Apple's mobile operating system, iOS 7, is now available.  In Apple's words this is "the most significant iOS update since the original iPhone." Not only does the next iteration of the OS bring a completely overhauled user interface design, it also adds many missing features that were being offered by rival mobile platforms.

You'll be able to get it free of charge if your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch supports it and get an almost new device, in terms of software.

So how do you go about updating it? What are the things that you should keep in mind before updating? We try to answer this in our post.

Apple Debuts Swift Programming Language at WWDC

In a surprise announcement during today's WWDC keynote, Apple senior vice president of software engineering, Craig Federighi, unveiled Swift, a new programming language for coding Mac OS X and iOS applications in Cocoa and Cocoa Touch.
Swift works on its own or side by side with the object-oriented language

iOS 8: All the New Features For Your iPhone and iPad

 

The new Apple iOS 8 presented at WWDC 2014 is a lot more than Healthkit—Apple's new vital statistics monitoring system—and a few adjustments to the interface introduced last year. Here you will find the complete catalog of new features along with live commentary on all of them.

Transparent iPad Concept: See-Through Future of Tablets?

 

There are entire online communities dedicated to guessing which designs Apple might release next, but some designers go ahead and make their own rather than waiting to see the official versions. Designer/digital artist Ricardo Afonso created this transparent iPad to show what future generations of the wildly popular tablet computer might look like.

 

The transparent concept is way more stylish than the