Well, it looks like hell might have frozen over, because Opera Mini for iPhone was approved by Apple and is on the App Store right now [iTunes Link]. And it only took 20 days or so to do it. So how is it? Well first, let me say that this app is optimized to work…
Mother’s Day is coming up, and those of your still looking for the perfect gift, may want to take a look at a new kind of Printer called “Presto”. I first saw the Presto printer on an infomercial styled ad on BBC America. It looked like one of those ideas that really should have been…
Variety is reporting this morning that Apple wants to take the price of TV Shows in iTunes down to .99 cents and episode. They even claim that is the reason for NBC leaving iTunes. I think that’s a completely false for a variety of reasons — BUT — I think this brings up a good…
If its one thing that is constant in the “cult of mac” its irrational speculation. I have been guilty of it myself a time or two, and its a phenomenon that I have yet to fully understand. The simplest things can lead to unbelievably wild speculation about what Apple is (or probably isn’t) doing next….
If this works as well as we see it here in this video, people fearing the “switch” because of gaming may have just run out of excuses (although you could argue they already ran out of excuses with Boot Camp…but whatever…it’s late). link via TUAW
In case you didn’t quite get it, notice the sarcasm when I said, ‘Whoop de doo’. It’s like Apple announcements are always TOO hyped up. Honestly. As much as I am an Apple Fan Girl, I can only muster so much enthusiasm about something that’s not so ‘revolutionary’. For this month’s Apple announcement, they released…
Ready to tame your Inbox? Bend it to your will? Make it work for you, instead of against you? Apple’s default email program, Mail, is a more robust piece of software than it often gets credit for. Yet its Inbox still tends to suck up its user’s life instead of simplifying it. If you’re ready…
The days of Mac being synonymous with no-good computer games are long over. With the evolution of the iPad and the serious advances in app games, everybody is playing something. From Fruit Ninja to first person-shooters to Little Digits (an app that teaches toddlers to count), there’s something for everybody. iPad gaming accessories have become…
I don’t know if you’ve read Walter Isaacson’s Steve Jobs, but I have to admit I never finished the book. It’s not about how bad or good the book is, really. I just cannot find the time to finish it. This month, another book on Apple and Steve Jobs (somehow he’s still in the mix)…
The revolutionary sound system has arrived! It has a name, it has a subwoofer, it has tweeters, it has wireless-integrated technology, it has superior sound, it has pure qualitative quality: it is the Sonos “ZonePlayer S5†music system. In an age that has adopted digital music, the Sonos “ZonePlayer S5†cannot be overlooked, or go…
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