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In April of last year, Apple Gazette published a review of a very popular piece of software called MacKeeper. Currently, there are over 80 reader comments on that review — most of which are extremely negative. Yet MacKeeper is a well-reviewed piece of software, with universally positive marks. So what’s going on here? Read more…
EXCLUSIVE: MacKeeper Says “Unethical Competitor Trying to Tarnish Our Reputation”
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Despite appearances, blogging ain’t easy. It takes long hours, commitment to timeliness and deadlines, tremendous self-discipline, and masterful marketing. Our sister site, BlogSearchEngine, has been redesigned and relaunched, and is ready to take one of those responsibilities off your shoulders. Read more…
Put Your Apple or Tech Blog on BlogSearchEngine
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Classic games from yesteryear are finding new life on the iPhone and iPad — devices that have more than enough horsepower to run those old titles. More retro games are being added all the time, but here are 30 of our favorites. Read more…
30 Classic Computer Games Available for iPhone & iPad
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I’d never heard that the Jobs family opened its Palo Alto home to trick-or-treaters on Halloween night every year, but not only is it true, but his family has continued the tradition this year — even though public interest in the family was higher than ever. Read more…
Halloween at the Jobs House Shows Off His Fun Side
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Is it too early to start talking about the iPad 3? We don’t think so! Apple announced the iPad 2 in January of this year, so it follows that iPad 3 will make headlines in just a few months. Here are the 10 upgrades we want most. Read more…
10 Features We Want For iPad 3
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The death of Apple founder Steve Jobs brought to light many facets of his life. And one of these is his great belief in minimalism. In fact, it is a philosophy that he has followed when helping develop many of the products Apple released all throughout the decades. Minimalism is a very strict design aesthetic Read more…
Steve Jobs and Minimalism
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[Updated December 17, 2014] When a person with as big an impact on the world as Steve Jobs dies, you can’t help wondering about the legacy he left behind. Obituaries always tell you that the deceased is “survived by” his or her loved ones. So just who are the people Steve Jobs left behind? Read more…
The Family Tree of Steve Jobs
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If Steve Jobs was a maestro, the keynote speech was his symphony. No one in the world could deliver what was basically a glorified powerpoint presentation with the commanding presence that Jobs possessed. He was smart, relaxed, focused, and best of all, entertaining. Here are his 7 best and most memorable keynote presentations. Read more…
Steve Jobs’ 7 Best Keynotes
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Steve Jobs was one of us. The ultimate anti-establishment rebel who became the establishment, yet refused to play by anyone else’s rules. A geek kid from California who dropped out of college, played with electronics in his garage, and over the course of his 56 years, changed the world forever. Jobs’ fans and admirers are Read more…
20 Incredible Tributes to Steve Jobs
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The world has lost a one-of-a-kind visionary. Today, at the age of 56, former Apple CEO Steve Jobs passed away. Read more…
Steve Jobs Dead at 56
