iOS stories - Page 20

Intel unveils its Cloud 2015 vision for a more interoperable and secure internet computing future, driving industry collaboration.

Wondering if an iPad is crucial for your business? From VendHQ to Air Forms, discover apps that can transform this gadget into a vital business tool.

The award-winning game Osmos is now available for iPhone with Retina display support. Experience elegant physics-based gameplay and dreamlike visuals.

Explore the world with the revamped Twitter app: Real-time updates, trending topics, and more! Sign up directly or browse without an account.

Soosiz review: A gravity-defying platformer with innovative mechanics, offering a blend of challenge and simplicity. Master 65 levels across 7 worlds!.

TOTEMO's enchanting puzzles soothe the mind and challenge the brain, earning Apple's spotlight. Perfect your moves at your pace or compete in survival mode.

IHooy! blasts its way into the arcade scene, blending Guitar Hero's rhythm with Metal Gear Solid's intrigue for an unforgettably epic adventure.

Aera review: This casual flight sim combines side-scrolling action with realistic physics, promising fun for all on iPhone/iPod.

Ideal for multitaskers, iBend is the sleek media player stand revolutionising how iPhone and iPod users view content on the go.

Dropbox app streamlines file syncing and sharing, offering on-the-go access, offline viewing, and easy photo uploads. A must for seamless file management.

Guide sheep through deserts and graveyards in Sheepish, a puzzle adventure with over 100 levels, secrets, and engaging challenges.

In 'PapiJump', join the endless ascent of the adventurous Mr. Papi. Tilt to leap skywards in this captivating, endless game.

Pano app revolutionises iPhone photography with seamless panoramic shots - no extra software needed. Its simple interface and guide ensure perfection.

Revolutionary app Ocarina transforms your iPhone into a genuine musical instrument, delighting both novices and pros with its sensitivity and versatility.

Griffin's iTalk moves from hardware to software with the iPhone/iPod Touch version and performs very very well.