Yesterday, Kensington announced a new product, which they are touting as the world’s thinnest security lock design for ultrabooks and tablets. Kensington has long been a trusted name in security locks for mobile devices, up to the point that coffee shops have offered their use for free in their premises. For gadgeteers on the go,…
The folks at the iconfactory have released an update to their easy to use Twitterrific software. Since Twitterrific has proven itself to be very popular, they decided to add some of the most requested bug fixes and features. The new features include: • Added number of characters remaining and limited tweet length to 141 characters…
Public Wi-Fi networks are a blessing in disguise, especially when you are traveling. They bring you convenience, but with convenience comes greater cyber security risks. However, if you are left with no other option and want to stay connected while on the move, you must use a VPN in any case. A VPN is designed…
Not to judge, butting affixing “i” to the beginning of every product name relating to iOS or Apple devices is getting old. Really old. No, ancient is more like it. But I guess it’s the easy way to let people know that your new product is designed to work closely with and iOS app –…
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This is a 2.2GHz MBP with 4GB of Ram running, reportedly, 150 Apps at once. While I’m not convinced there are actually 150 apps running there, and I’m even more not convinced that all 150 were opened at the same time without so much as a slow down, it is an interesting image, none the…
If you’re a member of the Apple Developer Connection, then you can log onto iTunes and view a new video session entitled ‘Taking Advantage of Leopard Features in Cocoa’. The video is from the 2006 WWDC. The video can help you gain an-depth understanding of Cocoa support, and how to use the Cocoa API in…
I don’t care for G4 in general, but this review of the AppleTV pretty much sums it up…
From his birth in San Francisco to his burial in Alta Mesa, and all the stops in between, this clever infographic traces the life story of Steve Jobs — by location.
Probably one of the best features that iPhones offer to consumers is its camera. Apple makes sure to enhance its capability and quality with each new generation. With such a powerful camera on your hand, you can take pictures and videos anytime and anywhere. Photos and videos can pile up on your iPhone and take…
I have a new life rule. Any piece of software with a title “(blank) vs Zombies” should never be ignored. I’m sure we all had fun with Plants vs Zombies, and it’s high time that the meme continues on to other absurd conflicts against the zombie apocalypse. This time, you control three kids who have…
Spotlight is one of the most under-used features in OS X. It’s ability to not only find folders and files but to act as an application launcher makes it an invaluable addition to OS X. If you’ve ever changed a large number of files on your Mac you may have noticed Spotlight reindexing itself to…
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