Author: Georgia

Don’t let the slim size and low price fool you, the ZAGG InvisibleSHIELD Arsenal case offers serious impact protection for your iPhone 5s. It’s got a soft center and hard outer shell to both absorb energy and defend against damage. Not only that, whil…

Every year the staff of iMore and Mobile Nations have shared our favorite devices, apps, and accessories of the year for the holiday season. This holiday season we are expanding this list even more, no longer only focusing only on the tech which is re…

I love using my iPad. I use it everywhere in my home. I find holding my iPad cumbersome, however, and if I am cooking or doing my make up I want to have something that holds my iPad at the proper angle without having to worry about it falling down or …

2013 iPhone buyers guide: How to choose between the 16GB or 32GB iPhone 5c and the 16GB, 32GB, or 64GB iPhone 5s One of the biggest decisions you have to make – literally! – when it comes to buying your new iPhone is how much storage capacity you ge…

I’ve been using the Loop Attachment Mummy case for iPhone 5 for a couple of months now and while it isn’t as shiny or bejeweled as some of my previous case picks, it’s amazingly protective and comes in very handy. The Mummy case is made of silicone an…

Now that you’ve had your brand new iPhone 5 for a while, you may be itching to deck it out in all the latest accessories. Well you’re in luck, the iMore store has been stocking up on the very best iPhone 5 accessories. Carefully selected by our expert…

What if, when you pinched-to-zoom in iOS, it wasn’t just your pictures or website that got bigger, but your entire device? Start with an iPhone 5. Pinch. iPad mini. Pinch. iPad. That, and fingerprint scanning, Siri mission-control, and more are shown …

How often should the App Store ask for your iTunes password?When you buy an app or game in the App Store, book in the iBookstore, or music, movies or

I’ve mentioned this several times already on the iPhone & iPad Live podcast, in the new iPad round-table, and on Twitter, but I wanted to get something up here as well. The Retina display is great, but I’m not a designer or a photographer and I still read more on a computer and on paper than I do on my iPad. I have a Wi-Fi iPad so LTE isn’t a consideration for me. Dictation is great and will make a huge difference to people who prefer to, or need to, talk rather than type. But for me, none of that is truly compelling. For me, instead of supporting a double density display or a faster network, I would have loved the extra power of that Apple A5X chipset and that extra RAM to do one thing and one thing only — make my iPad faster.