A miracle has happened! AT&T has announced yesterday, October 6, 2009, that they will be allowing VOIP applications on the iPhone. Soon enough, iPhone users will be able to make calls using VOIP over the AT&T 3G network using their iPhones. That really took me by surprise as most telecom companies consider VOIP as the…
Patent filing revealed yesterday that we might see a new Dashboard in the near future. The design suggests that we could have multiple Dashboard screens that we could switch between, both in 2D and 3D. This “multidash” set up sounds like something that we might see in Leopard based on the fact that Dashboard is…
Printers are a racket. I hate printers, and I hate the way the system works. I buy a printer for a fairly affordable price, and when I run out of ink, I have to put a second mortgage on my house and sell a car just to get the one cartridge I need. And of…
Even 12 years after it’s initial release, Apple’s only attempt at a video game console is still serving as a slight embarrassment to the company. On Friday, Gamepro ran it’s list of the “Top 10 Worst Selling Consoles of All Time”. I’m actually sad to say that I owned (or still own) 4 of these…
After the past year of invention, reinvention and (dare I say it?) innovation, can we safely say that Apple has finally moved out of Steve Jobs’s shadow?
If you’re looking for the ultimate protection for your iPad, getting a ruggedized iPad case is the best way to go. These cases are designed to protect your iPad from virtually anything and everything. Some are not just shockproof but also waterproof. That way, you won’t have to worry about accidental drops and bumps or…
In recent years, telehealth has emerged as a game-changing innovation in the healthcare industry. Telehealth involves using technology to provide healthcare services remotely, allowing patients to receive quality care from afar. With the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the adoption of a telehealth doctor has increased significantly, allowing patients to access healthcare services while minimizing the risk…
Apple sent out a short message to partners who provide music to the iTunes store. The notice lets partners know that Apple will begin offering DRM-Free, higher quality tracks, next month, and they they can sell DRM Free tracks as well, if they choose to. Many of you have reached out to iTunes to find…
In iWork ’05, Pages was an application that I desperately wanted to use, but never had any use for. I don’t spend a lot of free time making brochures or newsletters for my family, so I didn’t have much of a reason to use it. It simply didn’t function as a normal word processor. It…
Steve Jobs has been called a bit of a control freak before, and now apparently it’s contributed to the loss of a customer. Here’s the report from the Business Insider: Adidas supposedly pulled its $10+ million ad campaign from the iAd program because Apple CEOÂ Steve Jobs was being too much of a control freak. According…
As handy as laptops are, being on one constantly does bring about health problems over time. I’m probably preaching to the choir here, but I’ve recently had problems with my left pinkie of all things! I never really thought that the reason could be that I always worked from the sofa, so the position of…
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