I spend a lot of time substitute teaching in a high school and I’m happy to report that even though every kid has a cell phone, they’re still burning time the old-fashioned way – playing games on the school computers. The most popular games are just as addicting as they always have been, and I’ve…
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The StreetParty Size Zero is the latest iPod Accessory offering from Gear 4. This highly portable dock/speaker system sleekly designed, and just might be the perfect traveling companion for your iPod. The first thing I noticed when I opened the StreetParty Size Zero (which is kind of a mouthful to say over and over again)…
Today Mac users can download the official release of Skype 2.5. A beta of this has been out since late last year, but now Skype is happy to release a full stable version out into the wild. It’s also important to note that if you were considering buying Skype Out to make calls anywhere in…
Getting started as a Freelance Graphic Artist can be expensive. If you’re doing everything the nice and legal way (as you should) then you have a lot of money to spend up front on software…or do you? You don’t HAVE to drop $499 on Illustrator, $649 for Photoshop, $350 for Dreamweaver, and $250 on Quickbooks…
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.)
The other day, a friend of mine linked me to site that’s run by a local company (well, local for me, anyways), that makes really cool desks made in the Apple aesthetic. In fact they’re so cool, I may just post about them later this week. While I was perusing the site, I found out…
Apple has put together some collections of Ringtones to try and spark interest in them. The collections are Ringtones for a variety of subjects, ranging from Country and Folk Music to Rock and even spoken word. Of course, what they really seem to be missing, for me anyway, are Ringtones I would actually want –…
Good morning, AppleGazette readers. How did the weekend go? I hope you didn’t get into any trouble for spending too much time on Pokémon GO – if you’re into that. Let’s start the week with free apps again. Here are the free iOS apps free today for your enjoyment. (As usual, remember they’re free now but they…
Rumors are flying this morning about Apple ordering 10 Million 3G iPhones. The source is about as accurate as my left foot would be at guessing these things, but that’s beside the point of this particular post. We all know that Apple is gearing up for a 3G iPhone, and we all know that it’s…
Taking potshots at Apple seems to be the in thing today. From Samsung making ad after ad after ad to #Bendgate tweets (from brands and “common” people alike), it doesn’t look like Apple’s going to get a break any time soon. Especially with its big mistakes with iOS 8. Now, Pebble has entered the arena…
Over the last decade, I’ve worked as an online education reporter, teacher, and instructional designer. I’ve seen hundreds of online courses and spoken to many students and faculty members about their experiences in distance learning classrooms. Sometimes, online students become frustrated, for example, with math homework because they can’t find a way to connect with their professors…
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