With content split up across various platforms, it can be a pain to figure out
where the movies and shows you want reside. Fanhattan centralizes all the
information by showing you everywhere a video is streaming.
Flixster is a great app for looking up information about films. It offers
Rotten Tomatoes scores integrated into the app so you can see what’s good and
what should be avoided at all costs, and has movie times for all major theaters.
All can be found on iTunes
Here are the newest apps added to the roundup, including
those for scanning documents, tracking packages, and finding a suitable hotel
for your four-legged friend.
HBO finally caved and created a subscription-based streaming app, no cable
subscription required. HBO Now offers Game of Thrones, and many of the
other great shows on the channel. It now works with Chromecast,
too, so you can stream it on the big screen. If you’re not casting, the iPad is
the idea place to watch your shows, as opposed to the small iPhone screen. Be
prepared to spend $15 a month for it, though.
The Netflix and Hulu apps may be free, but
Crackle’s content is free, too, with no subscription needed. There’s tons of
turnover and weird content, but it has Seinfeld’s Comedians in Cars series. source: http://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/best-ipad-apps/2/ by Malarie Gokey and Jeffrey Van Camp http://www.buytetail.com
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While Apple is still working on an official method of
dealing with unwanted default apps in iOS, a glitch in iOS 9 through 9.2 will
let people temporarily push them out of sight.
As seen in the video below, users have to move the unwanted apps into a folder,
and then drag them as far to the right as possible, beyond any and all of the
folder's tabs. With an app still suspended "mid-air," hitting the
Home button simultaneously will cause it to vanish.
Apps hidden this way aren't permanently deleted — instead,
they return only once an iOS device is rebooted. Simply putting a device to
sleep leaves them invisible.
Another trick will permanently
conceal apps by way of invisible folders, but this involves a more complex set
of steps, and using gray wallpaper to complete the illusion.
In September, Apple CEO Tim Cook said that the company is working
on a way of removing some default apps. Other apps may have to remain
however, as they're connected to critical iOS functions.
