Remino review: a simple task reminder for keeping you focused

Lists, lists, lists. I love lists. The more the merrier. Not really. Actually, too many lists can be confusing and make you feel even less organized. The best way to make lists efficiently is to keep it simple.

Remino is an app the does one thing. It reminds you to do something. There are no categories, additional buttons, or priorities. If you need to create a quick reminder, you’ll have one in seconds…

New video offers detailed look at alleged iPad 5 shell

Apple's next-generation full-sized iPad is expected to sport a redesigned casing, similar to that of the iPad mini. It's said to be lighter and thinner than the iPad 4, with an overall smaller footprint.

And a new video surfaced this weekend that gives us a good idea of just how much the two tablets will differ in size, by comparing the measurements of an alleged iPad 5 shell with its predecessor...

In response to copycat claims, Samsung posts history of gold phones

Last week, Samsung beefed up its marketing efforts for the Gold Edition of its Galaxy S4 smartphone. The handset technically launched back in late August, but the timing of its new advertising push spawned some negative PR.

The company's highlighting of the gold S4 a week after Apple unveiled its gold iPhone brought about 'copycat' accusations—something the tech giant has been found guilty of on several occasions. But Samsung says that's not the case...

This week’s top stories: iOS 7.0.2, A7, battery saving tips, and more…

Like every Sunday, we bring you the stories that were the most popular on iDB during this past week. Whether it is a news piece, an editorial, a tutorial, a new jailbreak tweak, or an accessory review, we sum it all up in one convenient place.

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iOS 7: The ultimate Safari guide Is iOS 7 battery life getting you down? These tips may just help Apple releases iOS 7.0.2 fixing Lock screen security vulnerability MuscleNerd green lights iOS 7.0.2 update Yet another Lock screen vulnerability, this time on iOS 7.0.2 New in iOS 7: use Siri to access app settings Apple found to be using Multipath TCP networking in iOS 7 Inside Apple’s A7: dual-core CPU, quad-core GPU, Secure Enclave has 3MB SRAM This is the first app to take advantage of the iPhone 5s’ M7 coprocessor iOS 7 motion sickness is real. What’s Apple going to do about it? NYPD encouraging iPhone and iPad users to update to iOS 7 Hacker group bypasses Apple’s Touch ID with ‘fake finger’ technique iPhone 5s shipping times fall to October iOS 7 user experience beats Android and Windows Phone, survey says iOS 6.1.3/4 jailbreak: almost there, but not really Good deal: 50% off Spigen iPhone 5/5s case and GLAS.t bundle 11 composition tips for taking great photos with your iPhone How to receive SMS notifications when iDownloadBlog publishes an article Top 10 indie games for iPhone and iPad Wallpapers of last week: parallax ready walls for iOS 7 Apps of the week: Newsy, Pocket Trains, gMusic, and more…

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Apple to pay AT&T iPad 3G owners $40 in unlimited data lawsuit

In a ruling issued last week in San Jose, California, US District Judge Ronald Whyte green-lighted a plan for Apple to pay $40 to everyone in the US who purchased an iPad 3G before June 2010.

The decision comes in response to several class action suits waged against Apple and AT&T, accusing them of advertising an unlimited data plan, and then taking it away after they purchased their iPad...

How to receive SMS notifications when iDownloadBlog publishes an article

We have some pretty diehard fans. Quite a few of our readers boast about not being able to go to work until reading our news and jailbreak articles. Some have even mentioned adding our RSS feed to their SMS notification through IFTTT.

For those that don’t already know how to use the trigger-and-action service, we have a quick tutorial for creating an IFTTT recipe from both the website and the iOS app. This will allow you to receive SMS notifications every time an article is published on iDB...

Apps of the week: Newsy, Pocket Trains, gMusic, and more…

So, you’ve had iOS 7 for about a week now. What do you think of it? Most people, including jailbreak fans, have had positive things to say about Apple’s newest mobile operating system. Not everything is perfect though. There have been security issues, complaints of motion sickness, and there is sure to be more problems in the future.

This weekend, forget about what everyone else is saying about iOS 7 and sit back with this list of apps to help you enjoy the next two days off…

Apple posts new iTunes Festival video ‘Moments’

There's only a few days left in the month, and that means that Apple's iTunes Festival is winding down. In fact, the show will come to a close on Monday, September 30 with a performance from Katy Perry.

To commemorate the event, Apple has tonight posted a short video to its YouTube channel entitled 'Moments,' which highlights a few of the 60 acts that took the stage in London over the past 30 days...

Apple to resume in-store iPhone 5s pickups next week

Apple extended its Personal Pickup service to the iPhone 5s and the iPhone 5c on Monday, enabling customers to check availability at their local Apple retailers and schedule in-store pickups for both of the handsets.

The service was particularly handy for 5s shoppers, given that initial supplies were very limited, and online shipping times quickly slipped to October. But without explanation, Apple pulled the option the following day...

Apple working with MLB on interactive Ballpark app

Apple has teamed up with Major League Baseball developers to enhance their 'MLB.com at the Park' app, according to a new report from Mashable. They're said to be working to create custom, interactive stadium experiences for fans.

The app, which has apparently been worked on by the pair since February, takes advantage of Apple's new iBeacon micro-location APIs in iOS 7 to provide users with info on their devices specific to where they're at in the ballpark...

Microsoft officially launches its $200 iPhone trade-in bait

Forbes on Wednesday reported that Microsoft will be extending its existing $200 iPad trade-in offer to Apple's iPhone as well. Sure enough, today the promotion has gone live. It's part of Microsoft's running #timetoswitch Windows Phone and Windows 8 campaign that encompasses television, print, online and social media channels.

Similar to the iPad promotion, the Windows giant has partnered with recycle firm CExchange to lure would-be switchers into bringing in their existing iPhone handset in good working condition for up to $200 credit, redeemable against Microsoft Store purchases...