The Seinfeld/Gates thing was weird. The “I’m a PC” thing was better, but one could argue that it was a concession that Apple was certainly making a mark if MS had to directly respond. The Mojaive thing was just kind of pointless, because in a controlled environment any OS is going to look awesome. This…THING…in…
Consider this your Public Service Announcement of the day: the latest version of OS X, “Mountain Lion,” is now available to purchase and download. Details after the jump.
A few months back, PC World did a test on 3G performance in the real world, and shockingly, AT&T didn’t do so well. With all of the hub-bub about AT&T improving their network, PC World decided to do the test again, and guess what? It’s better. Turns out, a LOT better. From the article: After…
For the past 3 years, the iPhone has stood out among a crowd of wannabes. No one was able to come close to the polished perfection of the device, the usefullness of the apps, and the exceptional UI. Sure, lots of people tried, but no one really hit the mark exactly. Now, with the introduction…
How Apple’s design manipulates us into liking Apple products (via Pando Daily) By Adam L. Penenberg On December 27, 2013 If there is one company I spend more time with over the course of a year than any other it would have to be Apple. I google plenty of terms over the course of a…
At 10:00 am PST we will be begin live coverage of Apple’s “Let’s Rock” Event. UPDATE – CoverItLive seems to have died. You can continue to follow updates on Twitter.
Ping hasn’t received the response Apple has hoped for when it sent an email to users last month reminding them the social network still exists. To entice users, Ping users will have access to an exclusive Michael Jackson song According to TUAW the song “Much Too Soon” will be streamed for free until next Thursday….
This week in the iTunes App Store, a pair of iPhone apps have launched that look set to kick-start a new revolution in social video. One of these might just become the video version of Instagram.
Apple device owners, specifically iPhones, might get one less thing to worry about in the near future– car keys! That’s because Apple has reportedly added a ‘CarKey’ feature to the iPhones and Apple Watches. This can apparently replace the traditional physical car keys for automobiles that tend to get lost, forgotten, or broken.
Apple today updated it’s MacBooks with faster Intel Core 2 Duo processors, 1GB of memory and larger hard drives in every model. Every MacBook also includes a built-in iSight camera , Apple’s MagSafe Power Adapter, built-in 802.11n wireless networking, and iLife’06. The MacBook comes in three models: white 2.0 GHz and 2.16 GHz MacBook models,…
The new iPhone 4 has a lot of features that many people want, but now MacRumors is reporting on a new one that makes the phone even more attractive. Here’s their report: We have since heard that the upcoming iPhone 4’s RAM has again been upgraded. This will bring it to a total of 512MB…
In recent years, there has been a growing interest in integrative health approaches that combine traditional Western medicine with complementary and alternative therapies. From acupuncture to yoga, many different practices fall under the umbrella of integrative healing, such as The Urban Alchemist. This blog will explore some of the most popular approaches and their potential…
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