One of the best-selling products of Apple is its iPad series. From the iPad Pro to the iPad mini, each one is designed for your enjoyment and convenience. If you happen to own an iPad, you know that one way of elevating the experience is by having an iPad stand and the right one at…
That blog “People of Walmart” never fails to entertain. So it got me wondering about the “People of Apple Stores.” Are they just as entertaining? Judge for yourself. (Mildly NSFW.)
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’ve been watching a lot of movies recently, and when you spend your days watching a flick in the corner of your screen while working, you can burn through a lot of movies quickly. Since I’m in the process of digitizing my movie collection, I figure that it makes more sense for me to buy…
Scott over at TUAW posted this link to John Ward’s “The Evolution of the Apple Mouse” yesterday, and it’s a pretty cool article. If you haven’t seen it yet (it’s been online for a while), it’s an interesting read that shows us almost every mouse Apple has ever produced. My personal favorite would have to…
There are so many apps out there, and iTunes does a terrible job of showing us all of the can’t-miss stuff. Today I’ve got a $.99 app you’ve probably never heard of, but which you every iOS user should own. Because it’s without a doubt one of the coolest apps I’ve ever seen.
Boy, is it a good day for gamers! You’ll find a full slate of free games to keep you busy in today’s list, along with some nifty tools to help you do all sorts of cool things.
Engadget is reporting that multiple sources have informed them that Jobs and Co. are going to announce the long awaited, widescreen, touch screen, “true” Video iPod in the very near future. There is a hole at the top of the iPod ladder, but if widescreen was coming this soon…why aren’t the movies on iTunes in…
Okay, maybe “never” is a strong word. But it’s a rare thing when I write about a rumor (I don’t even consider it unless it’s a sure thing), because 99% of rumors turn out to be bunk. Like that story about Tim Cook visiting Valve Software last week. You know, that completely non-news piece of…
App marketing company, Sensor Tower revealed the results of a study it made regarding the amount U.S. iPhone users spend on apps. Based on the data they gathered, they came to the conclusion that $35 is the average that mobile consumers spent on apps. This covers both premium downloads and in-app purchases.
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I didn’t pre-order an iPad on Friday. There are a lot of reasons why, but ultimately, it just came down to money. As it turns out, having a baby is expensive. Isn’t that right Mr $500-after-insurance-including-a-$200-“emergency”-fee anesthesiologist? No, I’m not bitter. Not at all. There is another reason why I didn’t buy one, which is…
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