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iOS Tips and Trends Mar 14, 2016 How to stream March Madness on any device, starting March 15 Watch the NCAA Tournament on iOS, Android, Windows, Roku, Fire TV, and even in split-screen on the new Apple TV. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Apple confirms special event to 'loop in' the press March 21 • The smaller iPhone SE could be a really big deal • iPhone 7 rumors: Case leak shows stereo speakers but no headphone jack • Ulysses for iPhone review: Anything but a plain text editor • TabletTV review: Live from your iPad, it's local TV, no subscription necessary • Even Apple users can get some thrills in the Samsung Studio at SXSW • Using an iPhone to take magazine pics misses the point about iPhoneography • Dodocase bets on mobile VR with its durable, dare-we-say stylish SmartVR • Experts say 'chip off' procedure to access terrorist's iPhone is risky • The Week in iPhone Cases: Pelican's waterproof protection lets you swim with your iPhone • The Week in iOS Apps: Budge lets you track your expenses Apple confirms special event to 'loop in' the press March 21 The company is expected to unveil a smaller iPhone, a new iPad, and additional Apple Watch bands. Read More ▶ The smaller iPhone SE could be a really big deal Small, medium, large is the dominant paradigm for a reason, people. Read More ▶ iPhone 7 rumors: Case leak shows stereo speakers but no headphone jack The new iPhone doesn't come out until September, but that won't stop the rumor mill from churning at a furious pace. Read More ▶ Ulysses for iPhone review: Anything but a plain text editor Everything that makes Ulysses great on the Mac is concentrated in the exquisite iPhone version. Read More ▶ TabletTV review: Live from your iPad, it's local TV, no subscription necessary TabletTV delivers live or recorded television to your iPad from a small palm-sized tuner, no subscription required. Read More ▶ Even Apple users can get some thrills in the Samsung Studio at SXSW With the new Galaxy S7, Gear VR, and Gear S2 smartwatch, Samsung aims high to try to convert even longtime Apple fans. Read More ▶ Using an iPhone to take magazine pics misses the point about iPhoneography The new March issue of Bon Appetit includes photos taken with an iPhone, but getting there was not always picture-perfect. Read More ▶ Dodocase bets on mobile VR with its durable, dare-we-say stylish SmartVR Could VR viewers be the next great accessory to hit the iPhone? This company thinks so. Read More ▶ Experts say 'chip off' procedure to access terrorist's iPhone is risky The iPhone 5c at the center of the legal battle between Apple and the FBI might be accessible through a delicate hardware technique, but experts warn it would be difficult. Read More ▶ The Week in iPhone Cases: Pelican's waterproof protection lets you swim with your iPhone This week's roundup of new iPhone cases features versatile wallets, transparent shells, and functional solutions for everyday use from X-Doria, Cygnett, Gear4, and many more! Read More ▶ The Week in iOS Apps: Budge lets you track your expenses This week we found an app that helps you stick to your grocery budget, an app for listening to music on YouTube, and an app that lets your kid FaceTime with Mickey Mouse. Read More ▶

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