If you’re a blogger who needs to post a lot of images on your site, or just someone who likes to play around with your photos to make them flashier, then you’re probably going to want to take a look at Picturesque from Acqualia. Picturesque is an amazing little program, and the winner of the…
Keep a running tab of how many times you’ve done something today. Find out cool trivia about your own special days of the year. Monitor your Mac’s performance. And loads of games games 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.)
I’m a little bit OCD. I like things organized in their proper place, and I like things under a certain structure. Nice and tidy is the way for me. Shortly after I got my iPhone, I dove into iOS 4 and started organizing. I’ve been excited about the Folders feature ever since it was introduced,…
Now that Steve Jobs’ reign as CEO of Apple has come to an end, different people are finding different ways of paying tribute to the man behind some of the most revolutionary products of our time. One runner in Tokyo went to incredible lengths to honor Steve.
If you’ve ever tripped over your MacBook’s charging cord or watch it yank out effortlessly without dragging your laptop to its demise, you surely appreciate the design of the MagSafe. Its magnetic tip connects and disconnects with ease; the power block it’s attached too mimics Apple’s design ethics. In all, the MagSafe is a very…
According to MacRumors Fox has had “positive talks” with Apple about adding their movie library to the iTunes Music Store. No time frame was offered, as several details need to be ironed out. Hopefully the addition to Fox to the iTunes Movie line-up will encourage other studios to join the iTunes Movies bandwagon in the…
Throughout the day I have noticed troubles with the .Mac service. Earlier this morning MacNN reported that the mac.com homepage was down and the service was experiencing extended worldwide outages. While I haven’t had a complete outage, and the website currently works for me, I have not been able to log onto iChat, and have…
Over the weekend AT&T announced it will buy T-Mobile for $39 Billion in cash and stocks to create the largest GSM carrier in the US. What does it mean for iPhone users? Nothing now but the future is going to be a lot bigger. AT&T + T-Mobile = AT&T-Mobile AT&T acquiring T-Mobile surprised many: a…
The potential of the iPad and the iPhone has led to over a 100,000 available Apps and spawned an entire market for third party accessories. One emerging section of third party iOS accessories has been musical instruments. The latest comes from Akai and turns your iPad in to a full fledged synthesizer. The Akai SynthStation…
Since Steve Jobs introduced the original iPad in 2010, critics have slammed the tablet as little more than a toy. For years, the iPad couldn’t run hallmark productivity apps like Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Excel, and as a result, some consumers questioned the iPad’s purpose. But with the introduction of iOS 9 and the (relatively)…
So I sat through this whole stinkin’ game (not a big football fan)…and nothin’. What a bummer.
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