Yesterday marked the seventh year, to the day, of the release of Mac OS X. For me, it’s hard to believe its been that long, on one hand. On the other, it seems like just yesterday. Back before OS X I hadn’t spent much time on a Mac. One of our computer labs in school…
Apple just got another patent granted by the USPTO, this time for a smart pen that can be used to write on a surface and have the handwritten words directly recognized and displayed on a digital device. The pen is basically a stylus, but one thing that stands out is that it can be used…
With Apple getting sued left and right, I’m wondering if there’s a chance that they would go bankrupt. Apparently, Apple is currently defending itself from more than 47 patent infringement cases, with 27 of filed only this year 2009. Included in this count is the recent case when Nokia sued Apple, claiming that the iPhone…
Apple updates all of its hardware products at least once a year, with improved specs and other assorted details. This includes the entire line of ever-popular touch devices like the iPod, iPhone, and iPad, but also their core computers as well: the iMac and MacBook. Today, it was the iMac’s turn in the spotlight, but…
Apple Music’s three-month trial period is about to come to a screeching halt. Apple released Apple Music on June 30, and starting at the end of September, you will no longer be able enjoy Apple Music risk-free—it will come with at a price: the single membership price is $9.99 per month and the family membership…
Getting a new Apple Watch can be pretty exciting, isn’t it? Especially if it’s your first Apple Watch ever. It has a lot of promising features that you can optimize if you know how to use it properly. It’s also a great accessory for when you’re out and about. You can also use it to…
Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps to download. Have fun! (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they may go back to their regular price anytime so download the apps for free while you can.)
If you’re like me, when you use the Finder, you use it in list view. It’s essentially the only view I can tolerate, but there is one problem with it that I run into constantly. Most of the time the names of documents are two long to be viewed completely. That’s not a big deal…
So, this video is making its way around the web. To me, it looks completely fake, although I think Cover Flow would be a cool addition to the iPod interface. Judge for yourself, but I’m not buying it just yet (the fact that Gizmodo is the source doesn’t help convince me much)…
Part of the changes coming OS 10.7 Lion is an overhaul to the aging System Profiler and About This Mac panel to make the hardware in your computer more understandable. The “About This Mac” view in Mac OS X gives you a very limited view of the basic hardware in your Mac. While you can…
Facebook just bought Instagram, the photo-sharing social network that started its life as an iPhone app. The purchase price? One. Billion. Dollars. So here’s the elephant-in-the-room question: Why?
The Girl on Fire is one heroine worthy of being emulated by kids the world over, but a phone on fire is a totally different matter. Not that it’s a new thing – we’ve heard of phones, tablets, and laptops bursting into fire for one reason or another, but the latest occurence involves an iPhone…
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