First there was the authorized biography. Then we got the eerily realistic action figure. A gazillion self-published, cheapo ebooks about the supposed inner workings of his mind. Now, there’s actually a Steve Jobs comic book.
Our newly launched sister site, Wii Living, is reporting that Darwiin Remote has been released for OSX. From the post: Darwiin Remote is a tiny program that allows you to control your Macintosh computer with your Nintendo Wii Remote. Right now it only operates in Apple Remote mode, but what this will hopefully lead 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.)
Only in the world of Apple would an announcement about when an announcement is going to be made qualify as news. But here we are.
IDG is not letting Macworld go down without a fight – and with that in mind, they’re going to be holding a “Town Hall Meeting” on Wed. January 7, at 5PM PT (at Moscone’s Gateway Ballroom – room 102) to discuss where Macworld should go without Apple’s direct involvement in the future. Everyone in attendance…
We’ve made no secret of our unabashed, schoolgirl-like adoration for The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore, the glorious interactive book/iPad app from our friends at Moonbot Studios. Here’s your first look at Moonbot’s next big thing, The Numberlys, which should hit the App Store in time for Christmas.
We all know who Feist is – thanks in no small part to her appearance in an iPod nano commercial. What we didn’t know (assuming she’s serious in this video of her from the Colbert Report) is that not only can being in an iPod Nano commercial make you famous – it can also get…
Apple is near and dear to the hearts of the millions of Apple fans all over the world. But now the company has become more “dear,” financially speaking. The Cupertino, Ca. company has announced that the company is now the most valuable company in the history of Wall Street. Apple stock increased by three percent…
No doubt, your Mac doubles as your entertainment device, or it may even be its main function. The computer’s versatility has made it an essential must-have, with gaming and watching films added to its numerous purposes. Here are some tips to help you get the most out of your Mac and make it your ultimate…
Well, this is it. After 30 days of using the AppleTV I think I can say with confidence exactly what I think about the device from just about every angle. The AppleTV is a great little device, but (right now, at least) it’s not going to be for everyone…and there are very few people that…
RadioSHARK REVIEW The Griffin RadioShark has been out for a while now…basically, it’s a Tivo for radio. It’s a great concept, but the overall functionality of the device is a mixed bag. The Look The look of the device, I have to say, is pretty cool. It looks like a slick white shark fin, with…
The highlight of Apple’s MacBook Pro announcement is the inclusion of Intel’s newest high-speed data transfer data technology Thunderbolt. Despite it being a new standard, you can start using Thunderbolt today. High-Speed Data Transfer Thunderbolt is being billed by Apple and Intel as the successor to USB 3.0, Firewire and other high-speed data transfer protocols….
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