As the Apple Watch release draws ever nearer, the hype continues with tidbits coming out left and right. Developers have the “fortune” of having access to the WatchKit API, of course, but there really isn’t much we know about what apps will be available, much less what these apps can do. That doesn’t mean people…
In an article published in the New York Times yesterday, Steve Jobs makes Apple’s intentions about 3rd Party Applications on the iPhone clear. In the article he states: “These are devices that need to work, and you can’t do that if you load any software on them,†he said. “That doesn’t mean there’s not going…
As someone who adores adventure games, as soon as I saw The Tiny Bang Story appear in the App Store, I knew I had to play it. I took my time playing through its lush, hand-drawn world, and here’s my verdict.
Wanna know how to view Instagram stories anonymously? Then this article is a must-read for you. Instagram is a popular social media site that offers both the option to view the public content anonymously and view the stories of the users who follow you. This blog will look at how you can view the stories…
There was a time that Apple was so different from everyone else that it was almost crazy. When the iMac was released without a floppy drive users nearly revolted, but as Steve Jobs predicted, the end of the floppy was nigh and it’s difficult if not impossible to find a desktop computer today that accepts…
Reports are coming in from all over the Apple Rumor sites that we may see a product line update from Apple tomorrow. 8-core Mac Pros and updated Apple Cinema displays are on the top of the lists of new things that we can expect according to Think Secret… …while Apple Insider is convinced that we’ll…
This rare lighted Macintosh sign from 1984 sold on Ebay for $1,000 bucks. Apparently there were only 1,000 of these bad boys ever made. The design features a Picasso-like drawing of a Mac carved into the glass, with color accents filling in the indentions. I’d like to have one myself… …but not for $1,000 Check…
How are you enjoying your iPad Mini? Your iPhone 5? When the news about the “new” Lightning connector was announced, there were some unhappy responses, understandably. After all, if you have several iDevices, you are comfortable with the convenience of having to use a single charger for everything. Upgrading to the iPhone 5 (or iPad…
Well now this is interesting. Valleywag has announced that they’re tired of the b.s. rumors, and they just want to see the new Apple Unicorn Tablet. So bad, they’re willing to put their money where their mouth is. From the site: Apple has said absolutely nothing about its tablet, but everyone expects it to be…
If you’re one of those few people that are interested in using Safari on Windows, then you’ll probably be interested to know that the Beta has been updated. The update is up to version 3.0.4 and you can now resize the window from any side, and there are new hot key settings and font smoothing…
Well, things are gearing up and Macworld 2008 is ready to go. Below is a small photo gallery of some of the signage and things you can see here as people register. It’s not the most exciting stuff in the world, I’ll grant you, but if you’re into it – here they are…
Apple Insider is reporting something that is going to make my day…you know, whenever Leopard is released…It appears that Notes in Mail 3 will sync with the iPhone, and presumably, vice versa. This would be a great help to me, since I constantly take notes on the iPhone, and I get tired of emailing them…
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