Depending on how you use your MacBook, you may notice it heating up sometimes. With each process that it runs and every app that it operates, your MacBook’s temperature will rise. It’s totally normal – that’s why each MacBook is built with an internal fan to keep it from heating up too much.
Your fast-paced routine leaves little time for personal care and may jeopardize your health. When you age 35 and above, your vital organs and bodily systems, such as the prostate, gradually lose their strength and start deteriorating. This is regarded as a highly typical condition, yet it may quickly escalate into hazardous situations if not…
The App Store turns five years old this week, and 10 major, critically-acclaimed and fan-favorite apps are going free to celebrate. They include Infinity Blade II, Barefoot World Atlas, Traktor DJ, and more.
I mentioned on Wednesday that I had ordered my Casecrown Vertical Messenger bag, and I got it today. If you want to save some time, I can give you the verdict right now: I’m disappointed. I suppose I should have figured from the get go that this case wasn’t designed for the iPad specifically, mostly…
If you’re audio-savvy, you might be disappointed by the lack of audio controls (like a Mac EQ) native to macOS. Apart from the iTunes graphic equalizer, you’ve got few options for built-in control. And while you might be able to edit audio on a Mac easily, applying those same effects to your system’s audio isn’t possible without the…
Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps to download. Have fun! (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they may go back to their regular price anytime so download the apps for free while you can.)
One thing everyone can agree on about Steve Jobs: he never failed to be interesting. From his “Reality Distortion Field” to his frequent temper tantrums, he was notorious for his outrageous behavior. Here are some of his most memorable moments of outrageousness.
According to this Infinite Loop article, we might finally start seeing some credit issued for tracks already purchased when we buy an album in the iTunes store. The lack of this feature is one of my biggest complaints about iTunes. It doesn’t seem fair to have to pay for the song twice when you’re only…
The plot thickens. Just months after AT&T and Verizon ended their unlimited data plans — which was probably more of a bummer for iPhone users than anyone else — new iPhone carrier Sprint has announced that it will offer unlimited data to iPhone 4S customers. Oh, snap.
The latest “Get a Mac” ad is now online, and it’s awesome. I loved those old Rankin-Bass classics, and this little nod to them is the best holiday “Get a Mac” ad thus far… Click here to check it out in higher resolution on Apple.com
Apple recently received less than favorable news with the US International Trade Commission ruling that Apple is infringing on a patent involving 3G wireless technology that Motorola Mobility owns. The Commission further stated that Apple’s action also compels other companies to infringe on this same patent without even knowing that they’re doing it. This is…
CruchGear has a look at a new game coming to iPhone in Sept. If you’re a Star Wars fan, you may have heard of it. It’s called “Star Wars: Force Unleashed” and its bigger than that “Clone Wars” animated thing coming to theaters. “Force Unleashed” is the story of Darth Vader’s secret apprentice, and features…
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