Apple releases photo- and video-centric new ad for the iPhone

Building on the company’s “If it’s not an iPhone, it’s not an iPhone” advertising campaign. Apple has released a new video on YouTube that focuses on the photographic capabilities of the iPhone. The ad shows an assortment of artfully arranged iPhones that show various photos and videos. The voiceover of the clip talks about the ease of use and popularity of the iPhone’s camera. The style of the ad is similar to the other videos they released for this campaign.

Source: MacRumors

SlideShow: Apple's iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

As the hangover of the recent Apple Event starts to wear off, we've had a chance to catch our breath and let all the information sink in. I've compiled some of the best photos of the new iPhone 6's taken during the launch event and demo area. While the photos really don't do the new phones much justice as the way they feel is just as important as the way they look. Still, here are some shots of the biggest and most powerful iPhones ever.

BMW and Mini make it easy to record on-road adventures with your GoPro

BMW and Mini have made it easier to integrate your GoPro with your car. The action cam now works with BMW’s infotainment system. It lets you configure the camera, choose from the pre-set modes, and start and stop recordings right on the in-car system’s screen.

There are a few requirements though. It only works on 2012 or newer BMW and Mini models that come with BMW Apps or Mini Connected option. You can only use Wi-Fi-connected GoPro a.k.a. HERO3+ and you would need to connect to an iPhone 4 or later to the car via USB because this will be the only way to communicate with the entertainment suite using GoPro’s iOS app.

Source: Engadget

Converse like a local with ABBYY PhraseBooks for iOS

Want to be a smooth operator in six different languages or at least be able to ask someone where the bathroom is when traveling? ABBYY has released the illustrated digital PhraseBooks app for iOS devices.

It helps tourists communicate in various languages—English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, and Russian—and learn common phrases they would need on their trips. PhraseBooks divides content into 11 topics with special Useful Words section for each group. You’ll hear the phrases being pronounced by native speakers and view rather amusing visuals that describe the phrases. The ABBYY PhraseBooks is available for $9.99 USD on the App Store and you can learn more information about the app here.