There’s a lot happening with Maps and iOS 6. First, Google gets the boot from Maps.app on iPhones (or iOS basically), then Apple comes up with in-house Maps app with more features like 3D Maps, Flyovers and voice-controlled Turn by Turn. These things do mean something to Google as it has indicated, through certain moves,

Microsoft has apparently confirmed that Xbox SmartGlass is certainly coming to Apple devices. Microsoft ‘SmartGlass’ wireless streaming app includes few of the AirPlay-like features which facilitate users in transferring videos from their portable devices to Xbox Live and Windows 8. Microsoft was delighted while unveiling Smartglass iOS app during E3 event at Los Angeles

Microsoft has apparently confirmed that Xbox SmartGlass is certainly coming to Apple devices. Microsoft ‘SmartGlass’ wireless streaming app includes few of the AirPlay-like features which facilitate users in transferring videos from their portable devices to Xbox Live and Windows 8.

Installous 5 is a fantastic app for those who have been lucky enough to jailbreak their iPhones / iPads. (with Absinthe 2.0, jailbreaking has lots all its technical, geeky glory – it’s an everyday affair now)

If you’re like us, you’re a huge fan of MS-Office even though you’re not that interested in Microsoft Windows (as yet! Wait for Windows 8 RTM). MS-Office has been a pioneer in documents and spreadsheet applications and has been quite popular even amidst Mac fanboys.

Yesterday was an eventful one. A source working with prototypes of the next-gen iPhone 5 has revealed a lot about the iPhone 5 features – regarding the CPU, RAM and GPU of the smartphone that’s set to be launched anytime late this year or early next year

Apple is set to integrate Baidu into iOS devices such as iPhone 4S, iPad and more. A MicGadget report, quoting from SINA News’ website, has reveled that Baidu and Apple have agreed to improve cooperation to integrated Baidu into Apple’s iOS for the Chinese market.

When The Daily revealed about that a Microsoft insider demonstrated an app running on an iPad, Microsoft preferred to remain mum about this and also made an effort to deny the reports. Sometime back, this is how ‘ The Daily ’