iPhone
I noticed a recent trend that I found slightly troublesome. The other night I looked up at dinner (we were eating out) and I was buried in my iPhone while we waited for our order. My daughter was buried in a coloring page, and my wife was buried in her iPhone as well. As soon
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iPhone Addiction – Putting Down the Device
Apple Store
There is a rumor swimming around out in the Interwebs that Apple intends to re-design the layout of a number of its Apple Stores in the near future. I don’t have a clue as to if there is any truth to this rumor, but if there is – I think it’s a good idea. Much
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Will the Apple Stores be getting a Makeover?
Opinion
I could care less about Snow Leopard at this point. I really dislike the name. I think it’s going to confuse casual users. I think Apple has lowered our expectations on it on purpose, which I think is a good idea, but I’ve been left with a sort of “who cares” feeling when it comes
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Are you excited about Snow Leopard?
iPhone
So it turns out that Apple asked Google last year not to implement multi-touch in Android…and Google said yes. It’s a move that some see as odd, but it really makes a lot of sense for both parties when you think about it. Google needs Apple right now…the iPhone features a great deal of Google
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Apple asks Google to keep Multi-touch out of Android
iPhone
The iPhone was my first smart phone. Up until it was released, I never saw a reason to carry a “smart phone” around with me. They didn’t do what I wanted done in a way that I wanted to do it. As a result, I never got used to, or addicted to, the Blackberry way
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iPhone – Raising a Generation on Touch Screen Keyboards
iPhone
This weekend I’ve been in New York City. The wife and I did a few touristy things like visit the Statue of Liberty, take a carriage ride through Central Park, walk through Times Square, and see a show on Broadway. I also attended the 2009 New York Comic-Con. Through all of this, however, my iPhone
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The iPhone is Useless in New York City
Apple Inc
Time Warner has decided to expand their data cap limit pilot program to other cities after satisfactory tests in Beaumont, TX. The company plans to offer the packages at a rate higher than their current 40 GB limit (which would limit a customer to downloading roughly 10 HD-quality movies per month…or less). These limits are
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Time Warner to Expand “Data Cap” Program
iPhone
Gizmodo and many others have reported that the next incarnation of the iPhone could very well have a camera on the front of the device, allowing video conferencing. This feature was rumored for the iPhone 3G, but many expect it was kept out of the device due to production costs. This is one of those
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Video Conferencing on the iPhone – Are You Excited?
iPhone
There is a rumor that Amazon will be revealing the Kindle 2 on Monday, and many feel like the iPhone and the Kindle are direct competitors in the same space in regards to the future of ebooks. Steve Jobs has stated in the past that he didn’t think an ebook reader would ever be successful
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Is the iPhone a Good eBook Reader?
Apple Inc
Apple is being hit by a series of “copycat” lawsuits in a display of “lawsuit mentality” at its absolute worst. Four times in the last two weeks Apple has been hit with lawsuits related to the iPhone 3G’s speed – and each one appears to be almost identical to the other. Apple Insider even goes
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“Cookie Cutter” Lawsuits Against Apple are Shameful
