The Griffin iTalk Pro arrived in the labs today, and we’ve got some quick shots so you can take a look at this impressive little audio recorder for your iPod. We’ve done some quick tests, and so far, it’s a very easy to use, and impressive sounding device. We’ll give you a full review when…
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.)
Back in the day, Apple built professional-grade software for a variety of creative pursuits. Today, Final Cut Pro X is one of the few remaining. While professionals haven’t always been happy with Apple’s handling of Final Cut Pro X, Apple’s changes were all in the direction of making powerful software more accessible to novices. Features…
Recently Microsoft’s Robbie Bach made a statement that the Microsoft Zune was a “worthy alternative” to the iPod. When Steve Jobs was asked about his thoughts on this statement at Macworld this week during a post-Air announcement interview his response was, while slightly harsh, funny as all hell. “Was he inebriated?” Jobs asked CNBC reporter…
Summer camps bring back lots of memories for adults, but they are still here for our children. There is a relatively new kind of summer camp that you will want your kids to join this season, though, and you have to act quickly to make sure you get a slot. Apple Camp, an initiative of…
It just never ends, does it? From #BendGate to #CresentGate, Apple users have found issues with their devices. I am surprised there’s no “gate” for frayed cables, actually. Or is there? In any case, there seems to be new Apple issue, this time with the Apple Watch, and it’s already being labeled as #LogoGate. The…
Computers crash all the time, and Macs are no exception. I once had a MacBook brick on me while I was on a two-week business trip, making my life miserable and forever losing a ton of important data along the way. That’s a mistake I won’t make again. External hard drives are the perfect solution…
It’s tough to disagree with the fact that Macs are amazingly secure machines. They are affected by only a small fraction of the number that infect PCs, and are far more difficult to add keyloggers and other spy software onto. This doesn’t mean that your Mac is perfectly secure however. Without a password, it’s still…
After speaking with Best Buy executives at CES, The Street is reporting that the Best Buy/Apple partnership is continuing to grow. In Oct. Apple announced that they were expanding to 270 Best Buy stores. Now, according to the execs at Best Buy, that number is growing to 500. The reason is partially because demand for…
If you loved Portal 2, you’re going to be nuts over today’s first free app. Plus, don’t miss a terrific explorer’s app for travelers (from Gowalla) and a powerful ewallet/password app for your Mac.
Google’s long-awaited, home-grown Maps app for iOS is here, and let’s just cut to the chase: it rocks. Google Maps might just be the best map app known to man.
JVC has launched a new line of HDTVs that include the first four TVS to feature their own iPod docks. The LCD P-series features an iPod cradle that allows you not only music, photos, and video playback – but it even treats the iPod like a native device. A special on screen menu appears when…
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