Apple gave Siri a lot more than intelligence — she has a sense of humor, too. iPhone 4S users have been asking Siri all sorts of esoteric questions, and Siri’s not shy about showing off her sarcastic side, as you can see from these Siri answers collected from around the web.
Looking for a perfect puzzle game for short snatches of time? Zonr is a rapid-fire puzzler from KlickTock, one of my favorite game devs. You might know them from Doodle Find or Little Things.
There were rumors abound before Macworld that Apple was going to partner with Netflix to deliver downloadable movie rentals from iTunes. We heard no such announcement at Macworld. Today, however, Netlflix did launch a new “instant watch” service that allows members of Netflix to watch select titles instantly. It’s Windows only, and will be slowly…
Twelve South is the company responsible for some pretty cool Mac products, including the popular BackPack for iMac, which we reviewed back in February. Now they’ve got another cool little accessory for your desktop, and this one is for the iPad. It’s called the BookArc for iPad, and it’s just what it looks like: It’s…
Need to make a list? Whatever your reason, there are some great options today — along with some classic literature, a magnifier/flashlight combo, and a handful of nifty games.
Just a few days ago, I put up a post about changes to the iPhone OS, stating that VoIP is now good to go over 3G, making programs like Skype good money-saving options for long distance calls and the like. Of course, at the time, Skype had nothing to say about it. Now however, that’s…
Apple today announced two new updates to popular products. They issued a press release this morning for a new version of the Mac Pro as well as Xserve. From the Mac Pro Press Release: The new Mac Pro combines two of Intel’s new 45 nanometer Quad-Core Xeon processors running up to 3.2 GHz, powerful new…
Watching TV on your iPad seems like such a no-brainer, it’s kind of astonishing that it’s not more prevalent. I mean, just the futuristic feel of holding a TV show in your hands makes it an irresistible idea. But there is hope. Aside from the iTunes Store, where you can buy or rent individual TV show episodes,…
Statistics is a stubborn thing and an intelligent advisor, and since it has demonstrated the growth of effectiveness at the working place by 40% due to implementation of corporate apps, it makes sense to explore the issue of mobile app development for enterprise with predilection. The Purrweb team sheds light on various types of products…
It’s a remarkably dry weekend in the App Store, but I mined a dozen goodies from the ether for your enjoyment, along with a pair of free TV episodes.
MacNN is reporting on Norway’s response to Steve Job’s open letter to the music industry that was posted yesterday. Senior advisor Torgeir Waterhouse of the Norwegian Consumer Council has this to say: “We’re happy to see Steve Jobs take on the responsibility that follows from Apple’s role as one of the leading companies in the…
It’s a good day for mobile gamers as most of today’s apps are games. 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.)
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