Review: Run Roo Run
What groundbreaking game would you expect to come next from the makers of Scribblenauts? Their answer might surprise you, but in a way, it’s every bit as innovative.
September 2023
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The iPad Is Indeed a Musical Force To Be Reckoned With
Interested in creating quality music with your iPad? Want to explore and develop your musical skills without having to fork over $500 for a Korg Electribe? With the multitude of music apps being sold on the App Store nowadays, there is something for everybody – both serious and casual musicians. In this article I’m going…
MoviePeg Gives your iPad or iPhone a Kickstand
The great thing about the iPad is its ability to go anywhere an put it anyplace, giving you a clear view of the movie or text that you want to check out. Problem is, there are occasions when it’s easier for you to watch the iPad propped up at an angle, with your hands free…
Unleashing the Beauty of Nature: How Outdoor Fountains Create a Tranquil Environment
Nature has an inherent ability to calm our senses and rejuvenate our spirits. The soothing sounds of flowing water, the vibrant colors of blooming flowers, and the gentle touch of a breeze can transport us to a place of tranquility and peace. One element that can amplify the beauty of nature and create a serene…
The Brick
Pictured above, is my wife’s iPhone 4 in its current state. That is to say that its current state is not working. As to why, well that’s still sort of a mystery. On the weekends, my wife and I drop my son off with my folks so that he can spend a little bit of…
The Best Apple HomeKit Devices You Can Get
Did you know that aside from the regular apps on your iPhone and iPad like Messages and Notes, there are also others that can actually help you at home? In case you haven’t used it yet, Apple’s HomeKit is going to change your life. From the App Store, you can download the Home app for…
iPhone OS 4.0 – Multitasking
Everyone’s been wanting this since pretty much day 1, and now it’s finally here. Apple’s been working pretty hard to implement multitasking without burning up battery life or CPU power, and their solution is pretty neat. Here’s the basics. First, implementation. You’re in an app, doing your thing, when you decide you want to enter…
VIDEO: Steve Jobs: “Microsoft makes third-rate products”
I’m not sure exactly when and where this interview first appeared, but this short clip really sums up how most Mac users feel about Microsoft products (even if Steve does come off as just a little bitter) Via Digg
Mac version of Direct X from Nividia and TransGaming?
Seems like I missed this little bit of info last week…and boy is it good news… TransGaming and Nividia are teaming up to lay the smackdown on PC gaming on the Mac. What they’re doing is essentially doing is creating a Mac version of Microsoft’s Direct X using TransGaming’s Cider engine and Nvidia’s CgFX graphics…
Apple updates App Store review policy and removes “All iPhone Apps” links
Apple has taken a crucial step in improving the overall quality of the ratings in the iTunes App Store. Since the store opened in July users have been able to write reviews for products whether they have purchased them or not. As you can imagine, this has lead to many reviews such as “This App…
Netflix now official for Mac, on Boxee as well
Netflix’s “Watch Instantly” feature is starting to pop up on just about everything. It is now officially available for Mac (but you will need to install the Microsoft Silverlight plugin if you haven’t already), and it has been added to the media center craze of the moment “Boxee” as well. AppleTV users are most excited…
Scarcity Principle: What It Is and How to Apply It to SaaS Marketing
SaaS organizations are talented at generating a feeling of urgency and exclusivity that drives clients to make immediate purchases. It could be limited-time deals or countdown timers. But what makes these strategies so effective? Companies may use scarcity to encourage individuals to fill out a lead form, buy a product, or engage in another desired…