We’ve all been there: it’s the moment when your brand new iPhone slips out of your hand and lands facedown on the ground. In the few seconds between dropping the phone and leaning down to pick it up, all you can do is hope that the screen is still intact. It’s an absolutely gut-wrenching feeling,…
While there are many upgrades that were made with the new M1 MacBooks, one cannot deny a glaring downside that we’ve been going on about: the limited USB ports. These new MacBooks (like predecessors) have only two USB-C ports and a headphone jack, and that’s it (unless you’re getting the MacBook Pro 16″). Yes, USB-C…
Well, after the iPhone price drop – I bought my wife an iPhone. Now, that .Mac account I was going to get needs to be a family pack so we can both have access to posting photos to the Web Gallery, plus, the .Mac mail is the only email I’ve used on the iPhone that…
Even gadget hoarders have to get rid of some of their devices at some point. What they do when they eventually decide to let one go, I don’t know exactly, but one of the smartest things to do is to sell your old Apple device. It’s not like no one wants a used iPad 3,…
I was talking to a friend who is still a newbie to the Mac last night, and he was upset that there is no “Print Screen” button on the Mac. So I walked him through how to take a screen shot, and he shot back with “man that’s an ugly shortcut” or something to that…
How big of an Apple fan are you? I love this infographic that lets you score yourself based on your devotion to the world’s greatest electronics maker.
Founded in 2006 in collaboration with Bono and Bobby Shriver, Apple’s PRODUCT RED campaign has been consistently promoted every year. The goal is to deliver an AIDS-free generation. This year, the PRODUCT RED campaign raised a whopping $20 million that will go to AIDS research, with the hopes of making the ultimate goal a reality…
Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps to download. 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 of the few complaints that early adopters of the Apple Watch have about their new device is that the battery life isn’t always as good as they’d like. After receiving countless notifications and messages throughout the day, using it to track an extended workout, and taking a few phone calls on the built-in speaker phone, it is…
Want to take your favorites blogs and news sites on the go with you? Why not use that iPod you’ve already got in your pocket? iFeedPod from Carnglas Software lets you do just that. The program is pretty simple, you simply ad the sites you want to keep up with (assuming they have an RSS…
2006 is the year of the laptop for me. After several years of living by on company-issued laptops, then purchasing a low-end used laptop myself when I went freelance, I finally got to push myself into buying a new laptop this July, which was an entry-level Compaq Presario V2000. I really wanted a MacBook, but…
While digging around on digg (as I sometimes do) I saw a post that I think is a very good and important one so here it is… DIGG and DONATE – Believe it or not, you don’t actually have to BUY stuff to donate to The Global Fund to Fight AIDS. Don’t get me wrong,…
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