Evernote’s recent change to its privacy policies have alarmed some users. According to the new user agreement, Evernote employees will now be able to sift through any user’s notes in an effort to improve the company’s machine learning algorithm. While personal information will be obfuscated, security-conscious users are careful eyeing the doorways and planning their exit from…
For most of us, iCloud is the default backup solution – and understandably so. It’s one of the prime examples of the Apple ecosystem, which connects everything so you don’t have to worry about compatibility and the hassle of manual tasks if you don’t want to. One can’t deny that iCloud is convenient, albeit not…
The crew at the Iconfactory make some pretty awesome apps. From the simple to use Twitteriffic, to this awesomely addictive new game Frenzic. Frenzic is a puzzle game. Think Tetris or Bejeweled, but way cooler. In Frenzic you construct Trivial Pursuit styled pies by clicking on one of the open spaces as new pie pieces…
Even as you become more skilled with Terminal, it’s not the most user-friendly application on Earth. Because it’s a text-only input method, it’s hyper fast, but it can also be hyper confusing. If you spend a lot of time there, you might want to find ways to make it slightly less painful to get your…
Here’s an infographic (custom-made for Apple Gazette) taking a look at the performance of our three favorite handhelds (click to see larger size): *Edit: Updated the year of iPod date from 2004 to 2001, and added the S to 3G. Thanks for the heads up, Alexis and Jack Straw!
The Apple iPad is perhaps the coolest e-book reader-other-gadgets combined you can ever have. It is not a surprise that many vendors and publishers are jumping into the iPad app bandwagon – they can reach so many more people by doing so. And, even the most conservative sectors cannot deny or stop the fact that…
If it is one thing Apple is known for, above all else, it is the design of Apple products. From the very beginning Apple has shown a different level of attention to design detail than many of its competitors, and throughout its history, the company has been a constant source of design innovation. With that…
You may, or may not, have heard of Tumblr.com – it’s an even more compact kind of blog, called a tumblelog. It’s almost more like a collection of random thoughts, pics, and links for the most part…but it’s a lot of fun. It pre-dates Twitter, but kind of seems like a Twitter/Blog/Del.icio.us hybrid sort of…
Art Rage is an amazing piece of software that is available for both Windows and Macs. With Art Rageyou can paint with oils, sketch with pencils, sprinkle glitter, and more. You can paint with gold leaf, silver foil, and other metallic colors. You can even load in your photos as Tracing Images to help you…
Do you consider yourself smart? Then you ought to at least take a look at this smart charger a bunch of guys from Oulu, Finland are working on and trying to get funded for on Kickstarter. Not-so-smart pun aside, the ASMO smart charger does have some appeal. The basic idea: a mobile phone charger that…
The newest Application from Collobos Software, FingerPrint, will have iPad users jumping for joy – it brings back AirPrint support to Mac OS X 10.6.5. FingerPrint is a simple application that tells your iPad the printer connected to your Mac is AirPrint compatible. This App bypasses the need for Terminal commands and other workarounds that…
I don’t know about you, but I am getting tired of seeing all the headlines and links about how Apple’s earnings have not met expectations. I am not the staunchest Apple defender – I even take digs at the brand now and then – but all the pundits chiming in like a flock of seagulls…
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