The past few weeks, there’s been a lot of talk about Adobe’s Flash. The iPad doesn’t run it, and neither does the iPhone, which is either the best thing that’s every happened or the biggest catastrophe since WWII. Me, I’m on the fence. I never really thought that I ran into Flash frequently on the…
I’ve talked many times about Square before, mostly because I think it’s an excellent product with a lot of potential. Now, after much anticipation and baited breath, the Square App is finally available for the iPhone and iPod Touch. For the uninitiated, here’s how it works. You download the Square App [iTunes Link] for your…
Is there anything the iPad can’t do? Nah, probably not. Take earning a degree online, for example. Previously the exclusive domain of laptops and desktops, the iPad opens doors to new methods of online learning — all while in your PJs.
Ampli-Phone is an audio amplifier for your iPhone.
Mac apps often request some kind of “permissions” during their installation. Since Apple expanded macOS Mojave’s Security and Privacy permissions, requests have only increased. If we could track the most frequently requested permission, it would have to be Accessibility access. The name of the permission seems to imply that the permission should be used for…
Click this link to sign up for a free trial of Amazon Prime! Macworld 2009 is fast approaching. Last year I attended the show, and it was a great event that made some interesting contacts for the blog. This year I’d very much like for Apple Gazette to return to San Francisco for the 2009…
My son turned 5 months old the other day, and with it came an exciting new discovery: Yelling. That’s right, he’s now figured out how to yell, and he loves to do it. Now I work at home with my wife, with me doing the working while she does a little work and a lot…
I spoke a little bit on Friday about the whole Flash and Apple saga, and for the most part, that’s where I was going to leave things until I read an article on Gizmodo. The article is about the rise and fall of the Smartbook, which, for those of you who didn’t know, is part…
When Apple introduced the iPhone 6, there was something a little peculiar about it. Unlike the previous iterations of the iPhone, the 32GB option was no longer available. Previously, iPhones were available in 8GB, 16GB, 32GB and 64GB options, but with the iPhone 6, Apple decided to ditch the 32GB option and only offer a…
Apple’s announcement earlier this year of the iPad Pro, a new larger iPad that works much more like a two-in-one than a tablet, was met with cheers as well as its fair share of jeers. (I admit to being one of the voices jeering, but I’ve recently come around to the idea.) Announcing products months…
I’m a big fan of the Grand Theft Auto series of games. I’ve bought them for the PS2, the Xbox 360, and it looks like soon I’ll be buying one for the iPhone. That’s because as of yesterday, Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars is now available for the iPhone and iPod Touch. What makes this…
At&t was no help, but Apple was much better. I’m on my way to the closest Apple store in Austin. It’s a 4 hour round trip drive, but I should have a new iPhone before the end of the day.
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