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Pocket is the ultimate read-it-later service which makes it easy to save articles and online content for later viewing.

iOS 7 Features & Screen Shots [Gallery]

From the moment you lay eyes on iOS 7, you can tell that it's completely different than any of the previous versions of Apple's mobile OS. The entire system

The iOS 7 Lock screen is another significant departure from its predecessors when it comes to looks. The overall functionality remains similar, but it's a

It's finally happened. After so many years of speculation, an official app featuring all of Microsoft's popular Office applications is available for the iPhone.

It's called 'Office ...

We're continuing our iOS 7 in-depth preview series over the next few days. So far, Jake and Matt overviewed the Messages, Camera, Weather and Safari apps. It's fair to say that most apps have had more than just a new lick of paint.

If you're anything like me, Messages is by far your most used application. Because of that, I was a bit apprehensive about the changes Apple made to the Messages app in iOS 7.

An invite to a can't-miss event just landed in your inbox, and you want to mark it in your iPhone's calendar before you forget—and while you're at it, you'd like to add the sender's name to your ad...

This list of free iPad apps will save you from endless browsing in the App Store, and they'll all prove worthy of your homescreen.

iPads and other tablets are being used every day for productivity tasks once reserved for laptops. Walt Mossberg looks at apps that attempt to emulate the features of Office.

So, you thought you turned off the notifications for an iPhone or iPad app, but it's still bugging you with unwanted banners, beeps and badges. What gives? Well, just because you switched an app's ...

Pocket is the ultimate read-it-later service which makes it easy to save articles and online content for later viewing.

With this iPhone app, you can quickly and easily edit photos of yourself before sharing online. Read this article by Matt Elliott on CNET.

As you're likely well aware of by now, Microsoft dropped Office Mobile for iPhone today. The actual name of the app is Office Mobile for Office 365

iOS 7 is a fairly significant change from its predecessors looks wise, but many of the functional elements of the OS are still the same. For instance, the

As you know, many an item has changed with iOS 7 from a visual perspective. We've already covered some of the details of the Lock screen, booting, etc. What

Apple has dominated the market when it comes to mobile web browsing for years now. So when Apple announced iOS 7 yesterday you know they wanted to keep things that way and only improve the web browsing experience on iOS.

I've only had the pleasure of using iOS 7 for a few hours now, but I must admit that I'm impressed.

Both the Camera and Photos applications got a few pretty significant updates in iOS 7. Aesthetically, both apps got major overhauls. The Camera app how features a cool new swipe interface for changing between modes: Video, Photo, Square, and Pano.

Google refreshes Gmail for the Web, Android, and iOS with new default categories and tabs to organize your e-mail. Read this article by Seth Rosenblatt on CNET News.

For most people, the note-taking application of choice is Evernote.

You may think you know most of what there is to know about iPhoto's mobile version, but the more obscure capabilities make your pictures pop.

While not exactly part of Siri, it is her voice that speaks to you. Spoken notifications come in handy for hands-free situations where you can’t pick up your phone, like driving, riding a bicycle or working out at the gym.