Despite Steve Jobs’ wishes for finger-only input devices, there are a number of tasks on your iPad or iPhone that are made considerably simpler with the use of a stylus. I’ve been using Targus’ acclaimed Stylus for iPad extensively (and almost exclusively) for the last week, and the verdict is positive.
One of the biggest news stores of 2014 was without a doubt the attempt by a group of hackers to blackmail Sony Pictures into stopping the release of the movie The Interview. The comedy, which stars Seth Rogan and James Franco, revolves around a fictional – and farcical – attempt by the CIA to…
Ever since iCloud Storage plans were made cheaper prior to the release of iOS 8, I have been torn about upgrading. The plans were cheaper, yes, but sometimes I just am such a scrooge. However, with photos and videos eating up my storage space (not to mention the need to ensure that game data is…
Apple has made it impossible to run Flash on the iPad. But what if you just have to run something Flash-based on your favorite tablet? Turns out, it’s not so impossible after all. Here’s how to do it.
I honestly didn’t know very much about Mobile hotspot devices before researching for this article. I discovered that the USB sticks that you might be familiar with aren’t very prevalent anymore. This might be because they’re not quite as practical today when you want to have two or three devices connected to your wireless hotspot…
If you spend any time in Terminal on your Mac, it’s worth customizing the look and feel of the application. Here are some of the most interesting ways you can customize Terminal with themes, colorization, and first-run commands. Tweaking Terminal’s Theme Terminal has the built-in ability to theme your shell windows, but you’d never know…
We’ve read of the ingenious ways that the Apple iPad is being used in different lines of work or professions. The media has reported of how the iPad is being used by astronauts, pilots and even garbage collectors. Now you can add doctors to this list. A report made by Manhattan Research, a pharmaceutical and…
As you may or may not know, Google bought AdMob a while back, which some people said was a direct smack in the face to Apple, who was also in the running. As a result, Apple bought Quattro Wireless, they cuddled for a bit, and they made sweet, sweet iAd. Which, by the way, is…
One of the easiest things about the Mac is installing an application. You just drag it to your Applications folder (in most cases) and you’re done. Uninstalling an app, however, can sometimes be more complicated. All you HAVE to do is drag it to the Trash Can, but sometimes there are elements associated with an…
I’m having a bit of an inconvenience with my iTunes artwork on my iPhone. I’m listening to Jack Johnson, but the artwork is that of the Official Lost Podcast. It wouldn’t be that big of a deal except that it’s an ongoing problem. Vampire Weekend is showing John William’s Greatest Hits…and on and on. It’s…
Time Magazine has just revealed its list of “The 20 Most Influential Americans of All Time.” Late Apple co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs is included on the list (which isn’t ranked). Click through to see who else made the cut, and why Jobs was included.
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