Home
iPhone
- Games
- Cases
- How-Tos
- Accessories
- Jailbreaking
iPhone RSS
iPhone Featured Content

iOS 7: 30 Things We Want to See at WWDC 2013

8 Exciting Story-Driven iOS Games

8 Apps for Cycling Enthusiasts

8 Apps That Help Relieve Stress

The 25 Best Free iPhone Games

All iPhone Articles
iPad
- Games
- Cases
- How-Tos
- Accessories
- Jailbreaking
iPad RSS
iPad Featured Content

iOS 7: 30 Things We Want to See at WWDC 2013

8 Apps That Can Help You Go Green

Frozen Synapse Review

8 Apps for Cycling Enthusiasts

8 Apps That Help Relieve Stress

All iPad Articles
iPod
- Apps
- Games
- Cases
- How-Tos
- Accessories
- Jailbreaking
iPod RSS
iPod Featured Content

iOS 7: 30 Things We Want to See at WWDC 2013

8 Exciting Story-Driven iOS Games

8 Apps That Can Help You Go Green

8 Apps for Cycling Enthusiasts

8 Apps That Help Relieve Stress

All iPod Articles
Mac
- How-Tos
- OS X
- MacBook
- Gaming
Mac RSS
Mac Featured Content

6 iTunes Alternatives for Mac

Victory Through Defeat: How Telepath Tactics Overcame Kickstarter Failure

Terminal 101: 4 emacs Easter eggs

Hotline Miami Review

StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm Review

All Mac Articles
Apps
- iPhone
- iPad
- Mac
- Games
- Reviews
- Free Apps
Apps RSS
Apps Featured Content

10 Best iPhone Tower Defense Games

8 Exciting Story-Driven iOS Games

8 Apps That Can Help You Go Green

8 Apps for Cycling Enthusiasts

8 Apps That Help Relieve Stress

All Apps Articles
iOS 6

iOS 6 Featured Content

iPhone 5 Review

Report: Apple Dropped Google Maps with Time to Spare

Are Maps and Passbook Too Early for the Future?

How to Use Navigation in iOS 6

50 Tips and Tricks for iOS 6

All iOS 6 Articles
CES 2013
Deals

travel apps

Free App Friday: Attack of the Knock-Offs Pt. 1

Posted 05/24/2013 at 7:46am | by Cody Cardarelli

In the shadow of the dearly departed Skyview Drive-In Theater, Santa Cruz's weekend flea market was another bit of my youth's paradise. Between all of the horrendous and delicious fried foods, and the empty promises of a vegetable chopper destined to make your life more convenient, the true prize would always lay between plastic, cardboard and twist-ties. Some would call them Hero Rangers, Adventure Turtles, or even Chopper Rats from Pluto, but despite their off-color paint jobs, they often could provide as much enjoyment as their copyrighted cousins. Knock-offs are what make budget-conscious world go round, and the iOS ecosystem is hardly different.

»Read More

Mobiata Introduces Redesigned FlightTrack Free

Posted 08/09/2012 at 7:09am | by J.R. Bookwalter

0

Comments

If you're a frequent traveler, you've likely discovered the popular FlightTrack or FlightTrack Pro apps by Mobiata. But if not, today is your lucky day, as the developer has introduced an all-new free version of FlightTrack for iOS and Android.

»Read More

Price Drop: The Weekend's Best iOS App Deals, March 23

Posted 03/23/2012 at 3:25pm | by J Keirn-Swanson

0

Comments

Here they are, get 'em while they're fresh. Price drops on the apps you want, price drops galore all across the spectrum, and if you don't move fast, you just might miss out.

»Read More

Free App Friday: Hotels.com HD

Posted 03/23/2012 at 10:39am | by Florence Ion

0

Comments

Has anybody been doing anything else on their iPhones besides playing Draw Something? I know I haven't. You wouldn't believe how many hours I've wasted playing co-workers, friends, and various Mac|Life readers on Draw Something this week. When I can finally peel away from Draw Something, I know I'll want to finally book hotels for that trip I'm taking this summer down to Southern California. Hotels.com's iPad app can help me out.

»Read More

TripAdvisor Takes Off with New SeatGuru iPhone App

Posted 03/21/2012 at 6:36am | by J.R. Bookwalter

0

Comments

Frequent flyers love their iPhones, which make perfect travel companions thanks to a wide variety of apps to make life on the go less hostile. Now they’ll have one more reason to love Apple’s handset, with the arrival of SeatGuru and its more than 700 detailed seat recommendations.

»Read More

How To Turn Your iOS Device into the Ultimate Traveling Companion

Posted 08/11/2011 at 2:21pm | by Nik Rawlinson and Susie Ochs

0

Comments

Believe J.J. Cale, because he knows what he’s talking about: traveling light is the only way to fly. The next time you’re tempted to overpack, remember to take half as many clothes, twice as much money, and your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch. An iOS device can replace paper maps, books, and travel guides; and the information you’ll find in apps and iBooks is more timely and relevant anyway. Obviously you won’t need CDs or a portable DVD player -- or pricey hotel or in-flight pay-per-view -- to stay entertained. And by posting photos or blog updates about your vacation online, you won’t even have to send postcards. To prepare you and your electronic travel buddy to hit the road, we found the best apps, gear, and know-how to keep you connected.

»Read More

WindowSeat Review

Posted 07/29/2011 at 1:40pm | by Dan Amrich

0

Comments

Remember those school reports you had to do in geography class, where you had to look up a bunch of data about local cities and towns? Probably not, because that's a lousy way to learn. Unfortunately, that's the WindowSeat experience too.

»Read More

SpotWorld Review

Posted 07/06/2011 at 5:00pm | by Steve Haske

0

Comments

Part of every stereotypical tourist vacation is planning out itineraries, which generally can require a lot of time and research, and possibly cash spent on guidebooks to exotic locales. SpotWorld aims to take all -- or at least most -- of the hassle of planning expeditions by compiling all the information you need into a combo GPS, hotspot guide, encyclopedia, and light community networking app.

»Read More

How To Plan and Enhance Your Vacation with the iPhone

Posted 05/09/2011 at 12:01pm | by The Mac|Life Staff

0

Comments

Ready for your summer holiday? Who isn’t? Researching, planning, and booking can, for many, be as much fun as the actual vacation itself. The anticipation, the build-up of excitement, and no opportunity yet for lost luggage, wet weather, or “gastric difficulty.” Regardless of careful planning, once you get there you may need new things to do, places to see, treasures to find. Turns out your iPhone or iPad can be your best travel companion, getting you into places and out of jams. Follow along and you’ll be well on your way to the best vacation ever.

»Read More

Free App Friday: Going Somewhere?

Posted 01/14/2011 at 2:35pm | by Florence Ion

0

Comments

It is my belief that the best time to go on a winter trip is when everybody has about had it with winter trips. I'm talking about two weeks after the holidays, when all the hustle and bustle of the airports and highway traffic has been tamed by the fact that no one has any energy--or any money--to go anywhere.

So I'm out of here with my iPad, iPod touch and trusty MacBook Pro. Here are a few free apps I fired up for this occasion. I'll see you guys when I get back. Hopefully I have a tan.

»Read More

Connect with Mac|Life

Featured Content

iOS 7: 30 Things We Want to See at WWDC 2013

8 Exciting Story-Driven iOS Games

Wherever you find a canvas, a painter can’t be far behind to turn it into a...

Frozen Synapse Review

This great indie port flops turn-based strategy on its head with delightful...

Win a Belkin Thunderstorm!

Enter our contest and a speaker-equipped iPad case could be yours!

iPhone 5 Case Review Roundup

All of the best cases in one place!

Most Commented Articles

40Comments

[Sponsored] Win an iPad mini from Zendesk

18Comments

iPhone 5 Case Review Roundup

9Comments

U.S. Senator Pushing Bill for Whole-Flight iPad Usage

8Comments

The 25 Best iPhone Games

8Comments

Rumor: iOS 7 Behind Schedule, "Significant"...

In This Month's Issue

Feature

20 Great Mac Apps Under $20

Review

Belkin Thunderstorm

How-to

How to Reset a Previously Owned iOS Device

Latest Mac|Life Tweets

MacLife: iOS 7's unveiling is just weeks away, and we can think of at least 30 things we want from it. Here, let us list them: http://t.co/tMPvR8AH4q2 hours 36 min ago
MacLife: Free Angry Birds Space and a huge EA sale make this a great weekend to be an iOS gamer. More in today's #PriceDrop. http://t.co/Gqf6WhK5kC5 hours 50 min ago
MacLife: Today's #FreeAppFriday looks at three free apps that prove "knockoff" doesn't necessarily mean "garbage." http://t.co/eVS92Alr895 hours 59 min ago
MacLife: Review: Different Drummer is a fun, innovative iPad drum app—but even so, can it really be worth the $50? http://t.co/dwteWyNK2R6 hours 10 min ago
MacLife: If you use an iPhone with GoPhone, you should know AT&T's prepaid service is about to get 4G LTE and HSPA+ support. http://t.co/E9oSAjoT7z6 hours 16 min ago

Mac|Life on Facebook

Recommendations

Deals

Future is AOP and PPA Consumer Digital Publisher of the Year.
Mac|Life is part of Future plc, an international media group and leading digital publisher. We produce content across five core areas:

Technology
- TechRadar
- T3
- Maximum PC
- Gizmodo UK
- More...
Entertainment
- GamesRadar
- CVG
- PC Gamer
- Total Film
- More...
Music
Creative
Sport & Auto
- BikeRadar
- Cyclingnews
- ChopMTB
- TriRadar
- More...

Connect with Mac|Life

Featured Content

Most Commented Articles

In This Month's Issue

Buy Subscription

Latest Mac|Life Tweets

Mac|Life on Facebook

Deals

Technology

Entertainment

Music

Creative

Sport & Auto