Try These 9 High-Resolution Space Wallpapers

So let us take a break from Apple news for awhile, because today we've got for you these 9 high resolution space themed images. Don't worry these nine images are all large enough that they should look great on just about any screen size, whether its a desktop Mac, PC, iPhone, or a retina iPad.

For the real image size, click on the link or open the image in a new tab. Most of which are hosted by NASA from their Hubble and Picture of the Day sites, download them to your devices, and switch up that desktop with a journey into deep space.

The Witches Broom Nebula

Carina Nebula

iOS 7 Galaxy sized at 2048×2048

You might recognize this one from the initial iOS 7 beta wallpaper collection sized for iPhone and iPod touch, except it’s at a higher resolution intended for iPad and desktops. (Heads up to iClarified for the image)

Orion Nebula

Richat Structure

The Eagle and the Swan

Moon, venus, and clouds and sunset

Witch’s Whiskers

M31 Andromeda

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‘Space+’ brings desktop spacebar functionality to iOS

When you press and hold the spacebar on your desktop or laptop, it causes a space to be continually inputted until you release the spacebar. On iOS’ virtual keyboard, it doesn’t work quite that way. Instead of continually inputting a space, tapping and holding the spacebar inputs a single space and then stops. If you want to put in a series of consecutive spaces, you must continually tap the spacebar key on your virtual keyboard.

Space+ is a new jailbreak tweak that allows you to adapt desktop spacebar key functionality. Take a look at our full video walkthrough inside.

Space+ is an extremely simple tweak, in fact, once you install it there are no options or settings to configure. After Space+ is installed, simply tap and hold the spacebar key on your virtual keyboard. You’ll notice that a space will be continually inserted as long as you hold the key, not unlike your desktop computer.

Space+ is a jailbreak tweak that’s available right now on Cydia’s BigBoss repo for $0.99. Do you consider it to be worth the asking price?

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BlackBerry Launches Secure Work Space For Android & iOS

BlackBerry has today launched its Secure Work Space service for Android and iOS, allowing enterprises to manage their fleet of devices through the BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 administration console — regardless of the platform they’re running.

The service promises a higher level of control and security on Android and iOS, and the ability to secure and separate managed applications and data from personal content.

Secure Work Space allows enterprise users with Android and iOS devices to securely access company data, such as calendars, email, and address books, using a secure connection that prevents snooping. The service also delivers a secure browser, and secure attachment viewing and editing thanks to Documents To Go.

The great thing about Secure Work Space is that it only locks down your enterprise apps and data, leaving your personal content free — so you don’t have to enter codes and connect to secure services just to watch a video on YouTube, or see who’s poking you on Facebook.

This is a big move for BlackBerry, which can now sell its software and services to large corporations even if they choose not to use BlackBerry devices. So the Canadian company’s new BlackBerry 10 devices — the Z10, Q10, and Q5 — can now work alongside Android and iOS smartphones in enterprise.

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