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.)
Let’s kill time between now and the Keynote, shall we? Here’s an Apple Ad from the 80s that has a very “Nightmare on Elm Street” vibe to it…
So, those of you interested in the ongoing Macbook Pro repair saga will be happy to know that DHL just knocked on the door and dropped it off. The real question will be…does it work? For those coming in late, Apple already dropped it off once, and all they had done was pop out some…
This is not just a cool Apple related story…it’s a cool story, period. From the Flikr Page: Kevin Garrad (3rd Infantry Division) was on a street patrol in Iraq (Tikrit I believe) and as he rounded the corner of a building an armed (AK-47) insurgent came from the other side. The two of them were…
Today Aliph, the creators of the Jawbone – one of the most popular iPhone accessory bluetooth headsets, have announced the release of the second generation Jawbone. The new Jawbone headset is 50% smaller than its predecessor, and features what the company is calling “Noise Assassin” technology, which transmits 90% less noise than competing headsets. “In…
As much as you might dislike it, email is a persistent feature of our lives. Unfortunately, macOS’s Mail app frequently makes the problem worse, leaving us to fend for ourselves with third-party solutions. Here’s four great macOS email clients that should help make managing your email slightly less awful. Airmail – $10 If you’ve read more than…
Earlier this week it was reported that Apple Pay – Apple’s burgeoning contactless payment system – has already been hit by nefarious individuals looking to take advantage of a process that was touted for its high level of security. It seems that industrious fraudsters have discovered a way to use stolen credit card numbers and personal information…
Gone were the days when once you’ve lost your wallet or your bag, it’s gone for good. Thanks to the invention of location trackers, you can find almost anything easily through your smartphone. This includes your bag, your wallet, your keys, your TV remote, and even your pet! The top two contenders for the best…
/> A screen capture of the PDF-based requirements document included on the Snow Leopard disc has surfaced online, and the documentation states that in order to install Snow Leopard, developers must have a Mac computer with an “Intel Processor” and at minimum 512MB of RAM. Now, its always possible that this document could be faked,…
Just say, “New York City,†and a “Google Maps†look-a-like map with directions will show up on the iPhone screen. The “bing†App is a free organized information provider, from Microsoft, with a fun voice feature. For the Long Island bagel connoisseurs out there simply say, “bagels.†All of the local bagel shops, that are…
Apple computers use an operating system that is considered efficient. However, like others, you may feel that macOS is annoyingly incomplete, yet Apple is not ready to improve its features to make Mac easier to use like other brands such as HP. Even as you anticipate the next major macOS update, it’s important to remember…
“NYC Way†is the most AMAZING application ever created for the iPhone! Take the user’s location and, based solely on that, reveal the closest Dining for Malaysian cuisine, Nightlife happenings, Events, News, Street Eats, Restrooms, Coffee Shops, Wifi Locations, Subway and public transportation maps, schedules and alerts; that is only a quarter of the way…
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