I love Stumble Upon. It’s one of my favorite ways to surf the web. My biggest complaint about it is that I have to use Firefox for it. Now, don’t get me wrong, Firefox is great – but I find it really slows my Mac down (most likely because I have 100+ other windows open,…
Frustrated with that “Cannot connect to iTunes Store” error you get when trying to add stuff to Passbook? Here’s how to fix it, and a complete list of every store and service available for Passbook use.
Well the rumor mill is going crazy about “The Brick”. It’s supposed to be the big thing at the Apple Macbook event in October – if the rumor from 9to5Mac is to be believed. The big question is – what is it? One theory, is that it’s a wireless USB hub. That would be cool,…
Usually, you’ll see comparisons such as the iPad Pro vs the iPad Air, or the MacBook Pro vs the MacBook Air. But since the release of the latest iPads, we can see that tablets offer such high performance that nowadays, we’re comparing them directly to laptops.
I’ve got mixed feelings about DRM. For the uninitiated, DRM – or digital rights management – is what Apple used to shackle down iTunes songs for years just to make the music publishers happy. DRM stops you from taking that song that you purchased and transferring it to another device that you don’t own. Essentially,…
Tech.co.uk is reporting that they have learned that Apple will be opening up the Fairplay DRM through two announcements this week – 1) That they will allow AAC streaming content via USB 2)Â That they will be licensing their Fairplay DRM to their Made For iPod licensees How will this affect you? Well, with these…
Steve Jobs famously said (in his biography by Walter Isaacson) that he’d always wanted to design a consumer car. Sadly, he never got the chance. But if he had… Might his iCar have looked like one of these?
As an inn proprietor, you are in every case extremely quick to keep a precise record of your business’ pay and costs. To cover all your monetary issues, you really want a strong invoicing device that meets generally your business needs. If you have any desire to send proficient and adaptable solicitations to your clients,…
Last week I talked about Pulsar, a program that lets you listen to satellite radio via your desktop, without having to log into a clunky web interface. Turns out that Rogue Amoeba makes a lot of products, including Audio Hijack Pro, so I sent off an e-mail, and they sent me a free license so…
Competition in e-commerce stores and businesses is getting tough and companies have to do everything better to stand out. For this, experts say the best thing to do is to use high-quality product images. But the problem begins when brands have to purchase editing tools and hire professionals. You can also either spend a significant…
I was checking my e-mail the other day and saw that someone on my LinkedIn profile had recommended me. It’s a funny thing about LinkedIn – Everyone seems to have a profile, but no one ever does anything with it. But why not? Why do we constantly update our Twitter and Facebook feeds without giving…
The iPhone 7 finally did it, they got rid of the headphone jack and now we’re all searching for affordable wireless headphones. Apple stated that getting rid of the headphone jack makes more room for internal hardware like batteries and the fancy new camera. But it also kind of inconveniences some of us. Especially those…
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