Preparing for the iPad Waiting Line
Image via Engadget I spent some of my day today driving to one of the Apple stores by my house so I could look for...
Month: April 2010
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Mac 101: Viewing Servers on the Desktop
I’ve been having some issues with having enough storage recently, specifically, holding all of my photography work in multiple locations, as well as having everything...
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AT&T Data Plans for the iPad Released – Again
Getting an iPad Wi-Fi+3G today? Hopefully I am too, but with it, comes a future with AT&T. Sure, I’ve already connected up with AT&T via...
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Get All of the Greek Gods Free App
This App is for all of the bookworms out there! Greek gods and mythology is cited in countless amounts of literature worldwide, so why not...
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Wanna Win Some Free Stuff?
Want some free stuff? Of course you do. My motto is “If it’s free, give me three,” so I completely understand. It’s OK, there are...
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BookArc for iPad
Twelve South is the company responsible for some pretty cool Mac products, including the popular BackPack for iMac, which we reviewed back in February. Now...
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Apple Buys Siri
Apple has a lot of money. So much so that they can do anything they want right now, including buying 2,668,445,630 copies of Avatar from...
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Review: MacKeeper
UPDATE: In response to the overwhelming number of negative comments on this review (at the bottom of this page), the company that created MacKeeper has...
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Apple May Have Found iPhone Before Police and Gizmodo
One of the advantages of MobileMe is the Find My iPhone feature. It’s pretty handy, because you can search for your lost phone via the...
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Apple Buys Chip Maker
The New York Times is reporting that Apple has purchased Intrinsity. They build processors used in mobile phones and other devices, and the rumor has...
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Israel Lifts Ban on iPads
Got an iPad? Going to Israel? Well up until a couple of days ago, you would’ve had to leave your iPad at home. According to...
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Flash Messages and Get Noticed with the Blurb App
Across cities worldwide, on the bustling corner of Wall Street, inside the myriad baseball and soccer stadiums and on the walls of numerous campus libraries...
