When you’re out and about, you probably have access to more wireless internet, or Wi-Fi connections, than you realize. Most cities have at least one broadband provider that offers subscribers on-the-go Internet access via public Wi-Fi. And even if you’re not a subscriber to that service, coffee shops and hotels almost always provide public Wi-Fi connections….
Email scheduling is a useful tool for preparing time-sensitive emails in advance, or if you know you’ll want to send a message at a specific time. By scheduling emails, you can be sure the greatest number of recipients will open the email by only sending at peak times.
If you’ve just recently purchased the “New iPad” then Apple’s recent announcement of the iPad 4 will have definitely put your panties in a bunch. Apple’s getting a lot of flak for introducing a new version of it’s top selling tablet just seven months after releasing what is now essentially just an “interim” iteration of…
Yesterday, we took a look at a more-than-feasible solution for iPad Mini 4 owners who want to make sure their device has maximum protection. Today, it’s all about comfort. How many times have you had to adjust your position while reading, playing, or doing whatever you do with your iPad? Me, I can’t count those…
Brooklyn-based company Pop Chart Lab just put out a limited edition art print called “The Insanely Great History of Apple,” and it’s a one of the best infographics I’ve ever seen — a single image containing every hardware product Apple has released. Like, ever.
Since Osborne Computer Corp. created the first laptop computer in 1981, the world of laptops has come a long way. The MacBook has become one of the most popular laptop styles around, offering high performance in a lightweight package. But as any professional on the go knows, accessories can make a MacBook even better. You can…
MadTV is not a funny show. It’s just plain not. I haven’t found anything funny about the show since the first few seasons back in the 90s. Still, they recently got an Internet boost with their iRack sketch, and they’re back to do another Apple parody that while basically bashing the company throughout the entire…
Apple has issued an update to iWork including Numbers, Keynote, and Pages. Keynote 4.0.4 deals with compatibility issues with Microsoft Power Point, and other general compatibility issues. Pages 3.0.3 and Numbers 1.0.3 also fix the incredibly general “general compatibility issues”. Each download clocks in at roughly 30 Mbs and can be obtained now.
Think Secret has an interesting article up that claims that Apple has sent several customers replacement keyboards that have built-in iPod docks. According to sources, who were unable to see the keyboard themselves but heard about its existence from those who had, a small number of the unreleased keyboards were sent out to customers on…
I don’t like mixing politics and computers (heck, I don’t like politics PERIOD)…and I honestly didn’t even know that MadTV was still on (did anyone?), but last night MadTV produced this Apple-related skit, that I thought you might enjoy… via digg
So when’s the last time you went to Think Secret? I haven’t been there in a while, but today they’re back in the spotlight for the following “rumor”… The information, which comes from an unproven source, suggests that Apple will show off the new iPod tomorrow but will hold off on shipping the device until…
A few years back, I had AT&T service for my cell phone. It sucked. Bad. Around that time they got bought up, or switched names, or something like that and I switched to T-Mobile. All was right in the world again. Of course, I, like most of you, went back on board the old Death…
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