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iPhone 5, HTC One cameras compared by iMore

by Steven Sande (May 7th, 2013)

Here at TUAW, we're strictly an Apple blog, but our friends over at iMore tend to take a more cross-platform look at things. Today, iMore's Allyson Kazmucha published a lengthy and detailed side-by-side comparison of the 8-megapixel camera built into the iPhone 5 and the highly touted 4 MP camera ...

Shooting fashion photos with an iPhone

by Steven Sande (May 3rd, 2013)

So you're looking for a new career as a fashion photographer. To kickstart your job, look no further than today's iMore post by Rene Ritchie where he asked Mobile Nations' David Lundblad to take high-fashion photos of model Amanda Del Duca in Manhattan's Bryant Park with an iPhone. Videographer ...

Rumor: Apple to add smaller Dock connector to all iOS devices this fall

by Steven Sande (Aug 6th, 2012)

iMore and other sources are reporting that the smaller Dock connector design that is expected to debut with the new iPhone this fall will also be included in revisions to other iOS mobile devices. The smaller connectors have been seen on alleged images of the new iPhone and on case designs, but ...

How to fix an iPhone 4 Home button, Sprint or Verizon

by Kelly Hodgkins (Jun 6th, 2012)

I've never had problems with the home button on my Verizon iPhone, but if you do, you should check out this repair post from iMore's Allyson Kazmucha. Kazmucha, who founded the repair company PXLFIX, shows you how to remove the back cover, disassemble the internal components and pull out the ...

iMore lists the best free iPad games

by Victor Agreda, Jr. (May 16th, 2012)

My son is home sick today, but instead of staring at the TV he's poking at some strategy games on the iPad. As luck would have it, iMore published an extensive list of free iPad games, broken down by category. There are some easy hits, like Angry Birds Free, but also some little gems like ...

The case for ditching the Dock connector

by Steven Sande (Feb 24th, 2012)

Apple's 30-pin Dock connector has spawned generations of cables, docks, and accessories that all use the wide dongle we've all become familiar with. But is it something that has outlived its usefulness and is ready for replacement? That's the question iMore's Rene Ritchie discussed in a post ...