Madden ’08 and Tiger Woods ’08 are now available in the Apple Store among several other EA games. The two ’08 games have hit for the Mac only a few weeks after their PC counterparts, which is good news for those who are enthusiastic about the future of gaming on the Mac. I know it…
I kind of got off track with the whole Macbook Pro Battery adventure, then yesterday I had the lovely experience of my very first migraine headache. Good times. Now, however, it’s time to get back into the swing of things with the 30 Days of iPhone coverage. It never occurred to me when I decided…
The Lower Merion School District in Pennsylvania is in for some deep trouble according to a lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court. Apparently, they’ve been using the built-in iSight cameras on the student-issued MacBooks to spy on students and see what they’re up to. Of course, they claim that they only turn on the cameras…
Are you tired of taking mundane and boring classes where you struggle to stay focused? Do you wish learning was more interactive, engaging, and fun? Well, friends, with the help of cutting-edge LMS tools, we can all maximize our learning potential and make academic growth an exciting journey. For those who are new to the…
I was cruising the channels yesterday, eating some Cheerios and getting ready for the day, when I came across an interesting title on the DirectV channel guide. Planet of the Apps: A Hand Held Revolution. Well, that should be good for some interesting info, so I gave it a peek. From the site: Apps are…
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My mother loves her iPad, but that’s no surprise. The other day she told me about how much the iPad had changed her way of life and the way she did things. No longer did she have notebook after notebook of lists and notes; instead, it was all on the iPad. It got me thinking…
Are you a self-confessed Apple fanboy or fangirl? Or are you a closet one? I suppose it doesn’t matter. You probably react this way to every single Apple announcement that comes along. Or maybe even to rumors that seem to be well-founded. Warning: If you’re onion-skinned, you probably should not watch this. Now, let’s be…
Changes Coming to the iTunes Store – All Songs DRM-Free – Users Can Download Songs Directly Onto iPhone 3G Over Their 3G Network for the Same Price – In April 2009, Songs on iTunes Will be Available at Three Price Points SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Apple(R) today announced several changes to the iTunes(R)…
I am not the most organized person in the world, but there is something about having all your Apple devices lined up in a row, so to speak. In my world, docks and stands are inherent to owning Apple products, as you do not want to simply leave them lying around prone to being knocked…
Of all if the cool new features available on the iPhone 4, I think I’ve used FaceTime the most. It started out with a FaceTime call to a friend of mine in San Francisco, then to another who was at a Starbucks in central California. I called my wife from the garage the other day…
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