roll out with iOS 8.1.

According to those at Bank Innovation, iOS 8.1 is to be made available to the public on the 20th of October and as well as getting a number of enhancements, it will also be focused on getting Apple Pay up and running. Both the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus have been kitted out with NFC radios especially for this feature, and with Apple Watch also set to integrate with the system when it comes on stream next year, it is critical that Apple introduce Apple Pay with as few issues as possible.

As we discovered earlier this week, Apple is switching up its iOS release schedule this time and it now looks like iOS 8.1 is going to be arriving just five weeks after the initial roll out. We have also heard that iOS 8.2 and iOS 8.3 are also in being worked at as we speak. We know that the 20th of October is also when Apple will be holding their second major event and this time they will be showcasing the new iPad Air and iPad mini with Retina display. Both of these are going to benefit from Apple's A8 processor as well as Touch ID, and we might also see a gold configuration in the offering. The showcase for iPads always seem to be in October but we could see a lot more being put on the agenda this year. OS X Yosemite just hit Golden Master, and should be coming out around that time too and with the notion of a 5K Retina iMac and new Mac mini also doing the rounds, it looks like October could be a very busy month where Apple is concerned.

Have you updated to the latest iOS 8? Are you looking forward to the introduction of Apple Pay? Be sure to let us know what your thoughts are in the comments below.

y already been managed to a version of Minecraft PE as well as Ruin running on an Android Put on device, we’re now in outstanding position of seeing Samsung’s Gear Live running arguably our preferred variation of Microsoft’s Windows to this day, Windows 95. Naturally, and as you may anticipate, efficiency isn’t really precisely stellar here and also running applications creates the watch to lack memory. However that’s not truly the factor here, is it? Merely the thought of Windows working on a watch has us laughing like youngsters, and if you would certainly told us that would be feasible back when Windows 95 introduced in, well, 1995, we would certainly have called you a huge filthy phony. Now we’re simply left pondering exactly what else individuals could reach operate on a watch or, even much better, what Windows 95 will turn up on following. Do not you merely enjoy modern technology? You might additionally prefer to check out: Hands-On With Moto 360, LG G Watch, Samsung Gear Live Smartwatches [Videos] You can follow us on Twitter, add us to your circle on Google+ or like our Facebook web page to keep on your own upgraded on all the most up to date from Microsoft, Google, Apple and the Internet. Associated Posts Moto 360 Smartwatch Price Exposed In Best Buy Leakage Samsung Equipment Live Android Use Powered Smartwatch Published Android Put on: Google Smartwatch OS Declared, Designer Preview Available Today [VIDEO CLIP] Moto 360 Android Wear Smartwatch Goes On Sale Today Sony Android Wear SmartWatch 3 And Fitness-Centric SmartBand Talk Wearable Revealed [Video] [source]

but the biggest failure with people I know, and myself, is with sticky notes. Post-it brand notes has released an app that just might change that.

The problem in going digital with sticky notes is that it’s harder. It’s harder to get out a device, swipe it open, go to the app, load the app, tap the + to add a note, and then write it down with my finger (or stylus if I happen to have one nearby). It’s just so much more convenient to simply take a pad, write it down, and be done. The analog version also has the great addition of adhesive to stick it places…allowing me to place the reminder right in my line of sight for the place I will need it. The sticky note lets me do so much with so little. It’s a super easy tool to start using…

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The one thing it doesn’t do however, is keep things organized. My desk often looks like a sea of neon paper. Scribbles and phone numbers and small lists. It’s a mess. I’ve attempted to use Evernote’s digital system with my notes, and it works really well, but it’s actually “too much”. Not everyone wants a huge ecosystem and robust handling of something that’s supposed to be simple, and that’s how it feels to me. So, that’s where this little Post-it Notes app comes in…

The app is very simple to use. Write your Post-it’s, snap a picture using the app, and sort, move, share, zoom, collaborate, and more. The app is capable of capturing up to 50 notes at a time…so just grabbing all of those from the day before I leave my desk has been working fine.

If you’re a post-it note junkie…and have failed going digital before, or maybe never thought to even try…now is the perfect time to give it a shot!

Check it out, it’s called Post-it Plus and it’s free!

-it-isnt-available-for-download-yet/">Here’s Why Instagram’s Hyperlapse App Is Not Available For Android Yet - If you’re carrying around an iOS device and have even a passing interest in video or the phenomenon that is Instagram then you’ll probably want to check out its latest app if you haven’t already.

Apple Building Massive Structure at Flint Center for iPhone 6 Event - Apple today issued invitations for its upcoming iPhone 6 event on September 9, which is also said to include its much-anticipated wearable device. According to the invitations, Apple is planning to host the event at the Flint Center for the Performing Arts at De Anza College in Cupertino, the same location where Steve Jobs introduced the original Mac 30 years ago.

September 9 invites wallpapers: “wish we could say more” - As with many recent Apple announcements, designers quickly put their skills to work, publishing wallpapers inspired by the invitation. Inside are a few wallpapers, for your favorite upcoming Apple event.

Adobe’s Photoshop Mix for iPad gets extensibility, panoramic file support, more in update - Adobe on Thursday issued the first update to its Creative Cloud-connected Photoshop Mix app for iPad, bringing hooks into Photoshop Express and Dropbox, as well as a few UI tweaks to the on-the-go image editing tool.

Microsoft smokes out 1,500 bogus Windows 8 apps from its app store  – In a bid to restore users’ trust in its Windows 8 app store, Microsoft has kicked out a bunch of fake apps that had been left undisturbed in the Microsoft Store for some time. The move, announced on a company blog, followed reports last week the store was hosting numerous fake products in the store.

Minuum previews its height-changing keyboard for iOS 8 - Popular Android keyboard developer Minuum has finally previewed its keyboard coming to iOS 8 this fall. It’s not like other third-party keyboards we’ve seen thus far, instead, it transforms from a standard full-scale QWERTY keyboard with autocorrect and then fades away to take up only half of your visible screen.

Today in the App Store — the best free apps, new apps and app updates - Here are some of the best free apps, app updates and new apps that have landed in the App Store recently. All app prices are USD and subject to change. Some deals may expire quickly, so grab them while you can.

Apple updates iOS 8 terms, disallows developers from selling data acquired through HealthKit - Apple has updated its iOS 8 terms of use, according to The Guardian, to note that developers are not allowed to resell any information gained through the upcoming HealthKit framework. The HealthKit software was announced as part of a larger event earlier this year, but it was only with the most recent beta that Apple made note of this restriction.

Facebook responds to Messenger backlash with ‘Get the Facts’ explainer in its mobile app  – When Facebook decided to remove messaging from its main iOS and Android apps, forcing users to download Messenger, it caused quite a stir. Not least because an article from a radio station, coupled with an older Huffington Post piece, flagged the app’s required permissions as a reason to reject the app entirely.

8 more awesome paid iPhone apps you can download free right now (a huge $49 value!) - We started off the week with an awesome batch of paid iPhone and iPad apps worth a total of $50 that could all be downloaded for free — and many of them can still be had for free if you act fast. Today, we’ve got another eight nifty paid iOS apps for you that are worth $49 but are all on sale for free for a limited time. Nearly $100 worth of great paid apps for free in just two days?

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One of gaming's most beloved strategy titles, the sci-fi themed Astronest is making a comeback in a big way - as a free to play title on iOS. With ten chapters, 100 stages, and a universe to conquer, Astronest welcomes back players who remember it fondly, and offers new players an experience like none other.

Astronest takes place in a dystopian future. The planet Earth has been depleted of its resources and contaminated by pollution, forcing humanity to seek out space as a safe haven. A rich source of cosmic energy, the Cosment, was discovered, which allows these spacefarers to restore planets to a livable state. Unfortunately, there are two factions desperately trying to obtain Cosment, Terra and Neos, and their inability to make peace has made the universe their battleground.

Players can opt to play as either a Terra or Neos commander, with the ultimate goal of conquering the universe. To do so, they will need to hire the most courageous and clever heroes, research the deadliest weapons, and build a fleet worthy of intergalactic domination.

Finish reading Astronest: Lengendary Sci-Fi Strategy Looks to Ignite Intergalactic War.

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In the profanity-filled segment that follows, the controversial CEO speaks candidly about the iPhone 6 Plus, and warns that ‘an amazing super-computer that you hold in your hand’ – shouldn’t be bent.

Legere’s comments on the whole sensationalised “bendgate” debate, follows trusted end-user product panelists – Consumer Reports – conducting a scientifically fair test on the new handset, to determine just how much pressure it would take to cause Apple’s iPhone 6 Plus to bend.

The test worked to show that the issue of a smartphone beginning to bend under extreme pressure was not exclusive to the iPhone 6 Plus, but rather was a “problem” that affects a wide range of handsets on the market – with each model requiring a different level of force before its core hardware could be ‘bent.’

According to Apple, only 9 people have complained of their handset being affected by “bendgate” since the new smartphone officially launched – on September 19.

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