Author Archives: Aaron Dwyer

Meet the Top 10 Free iPhone Apps as per Apple

We all know now that iOS had been Candy Crush-ed last 2013. But other than this addicting game app, what other applications are included amongst the most downloaded in the year that was? In this post, we feature the top … Continue reading

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Candy Crushed 2013!

The year that was, 2013, made the iOS world officially Candy Crush-ed! The game app top billed both iPhone and iPad free downloads. It’s also the highest grossing app for both devices based on game enhancement purchases.  The rest of … Continue reading

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Merry Christmas 2013 and Happy New Year 2014

We’ve fixed a lot of iPods, iPhones and iPads this year. Now it’s time for some Christmas cheer. Each year my family puts out Christmas lights. Over the years our display grew very large. The kids decided to sync the … Continue reading

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Will Apple Surprise us again through the iPhone 6?

If the iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c were surprising enough in their respective worlds, what’s going to be different with the upcoming iPhone 6 supposedly to be released next year (2014)? As always, we can only speculate based on rumours … Continue reading

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A Comparison Table Featuring the Latest iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c with the iPhone 5 Predecessor

The iPhone 5 had been discontinued after the iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c’s release. Should you upgrade to either of the two new models or is the old one worth keeping? This comparison chart below will help you decide. Features … Continue reading

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