Despite Steve Jobs’ wishes for finger-only input devices, there are a number of tasks on your iPad or iPhone that are made considerably simpler with the use of a stylus. I’ve been using Targus’ acclaimed Stylus for iPad extensively (and almost exclusively) for the last week, and the verdict is positive.
Free Apps of the Day #63
Today: Angry Birds clone number eleven thousand, three hundred and forty-nine. This one has zombies!
Review: LetterMpress
Ever heard of “letterpress,” aka the wood-tile printing press? It’s becoming an extreme rarity in our modern age, the hand-crafted beauty of it going nearly extinct. LetterMpress for iPad is the creation of letterpress enthusiasts who want to keep the artform alive.
Free Apps of the Day #62
Love games? You’re going to love today’s batch of apps that are free for a limited time only! And non-gamers will find some goodies, too.
Apple Gets Greener
Apple’s Recycling Program just got a big upgrade. Starting today, your old iPhones and iPads have been added to the list of eligible products you can send in to Apple for recycling — and you could get an Apple Gift Card in exchange. And that’s not all…
Free Apps of the Day #61
Learn English as your second language, become a fine art expert, learn to play the guitar, and more in today’s free apps!
20 Killer New Features in iOS 5
iOS 5 is bringing more than 200 new features to your iPhone, iPod, and iPad, many of which haven’t been revealed yet by Apple. Here are the 20 best features we do know about.
Free Apps of the Day #60
Plenty of fun apps for kids and adults alike in today’s edition! Take advantage of these offers quick — before they stop being free.
Free Apps of the Day #59
Today there’s an acclaimed app for exporting music from your iDevice, a fantastic, Instagram-like photo editing/sharing app, a trio of goodies for travelers, and much more!
Review: TV Forecast HD
There was a time when TV Guide‘s grid was useful. Back in the days when there were only a handful of channels or even a few dozen. But today, when most cable or satellite subscribers get hundreds of channels, we need a new paradigm. Enter TV Forecast HD.
