You’ve probably noticed by now that more and more devices are going wireless these days. Otherwise, you must be living under a rock. Remember when it was just all telephones and personal computers? While these all still exist today, there are now wireless variations of these: smartphones and laptops.
As much as we love our MacBooks, we can’t deny that it has its flaws. Or rather, its accessories have some imperfections that go beyond annoying. Does this look familiar? Source No doubt. If you haven’t had a MacBook charger that looked like this at some point, then you’re lucky. To be honest, I don’t…
This originated in the MacRumors forums, and I caught it off of TUAW, but this is an interesting bit of rumor… Supposedly, CompUSA has pulled it’s Mac Pros and has put them on the “D Status” – which means discontinued. The poster says that all Mac Pros, even demo units, are to be pulled off…
Gizmodo decided to grab a front page digg this morning by posting a “rumor” about an iPhone SDK coming at WWDC, apparently, based on the fact that Steve Jobs said 3rd Party applications would be coming to the iPhone later this year. Now, nevermind the fact that he told the same thing to Newsweek IN…
It looks like Apple’s backdating problems may not be over, even after last week’s announcement that they were reaching a settlement in 19 cases. Bloomberg is reporting that an ongoing case is still presently under seal at the Santa Clara County Court. The plaintiff’s lawyer says he is acting on the behalf of shareholders and…
There are weird iPhone cases, and there’s the isopod iPhone case that’s apparently a trend in Japan these days. If you’re saying, “iso-what?”, that’s fine. Although you really can figure what it is if you analyze the word a little… In any case, an isopod is an invertebrate “with dorso-ventrally compressed bodies that are protected…
At a press conference for the opening of Apple’s latest NYC store, senior retail VP Ron Johnson said that Apple will be expanding in 2008 by open 40 new retail stores, and that expansion will have an international focus. The first Brazilian Apple store will be opening by the end of this month, with another…
Halloween candy and wine. Why not? After (or during) the trick or treating round, why can’t adults have their candy and drink their wine, too? It may not be the first match that comes to mind, but with the mountains of candy you will probably have to give away and the bottles of wine you’ll…
At the Game Developer’s Conference this week one of the biggest stories is that of “OnLive”, a new gaming system that will handle most of the video game processing remotely, allowing you to play high quality games on machines that don’t have the greatest graphics cards. They will be offering a “mini-console” in the future,…
Been looking forward to Office for Mac 2011? Wait no longer – well, wait a little bit longer, anyways. That’s because Microsoft has announced that you’ll be able to purchase Office for Mac 2011 yourself in October. From the official blog: It’s official, Office for Mac 2011 will be available at the end of October!…
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.)
I am not what they call a cool kid. I listen to music, but it’s mostly the stuff I like, not what people tell me is cool. I don’t own any weird scarfs or tight pants, and I’ll never wear makeup, no matter what’s hip this week. That’s probably why I’ve never been to SXSW,…
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