Unlike other match-3 iOS games, where you find yourself whipped into a frenzy of screen-tapping finger action, Fruit Zen HD hopes to usher you into a state of zen-like tranquility. In a sort of cross between match-3 gaming and Tetris, fruit-themed blocks fall from the top of the screen to the bottom, stacking atop their…
Remember Ming Chi-Kuo? He’s the Apple analyst we told you about awhile back after he made some rather bold predictions about the iPhone 6S. He’s making headlines once again this week following a research note he wrote for KGI Securities, the investment firm that he works for. In the note, Kuo made what could be an even bolder prediction,…
Today’s Apple launch event was the first held in the new Steve Jobs Theater. The sole purpose of the new auditorium seems to be holding Apple keynotes, according to Tim Cook’s touching introductory ode to Steve Jobs. It was an anniversary event in many ways, held ten years after the iPhone changed the smartphone business…
I was driving back from seeing Kung Fu Panda again with my daughter (highly recommended) when I saw it out of the corner of my eye. At first, I couldn’t believe it…so I turned the car around, and THERE IT WAS. The iCar. Sitting with a “For Sale” sign on it right in front of…
This is a fun project from designer Dmitry Zagga. It pokes fun at conceptual design – and if you’ve been around here for any length of time you know that if it’s on thing I enjoy — it’s poking fun. The project is pretty easy, it involves 4 paper cups, two tooth picks, and an…
You know MobileMe, right? For $99 a year, MobileMe syncs your iPad, iPhone, Mac and PC all together, making sure your contacts, calendars and e-mail is all working in glorious harmony. There’s also an online gallery, iDisk – a version of Dropbox by Apple – and Find My iPhone. The price seems a little bit…
There is an app for just about any activity you can think of – navigating through traffic-filled city streets, finding a significant other, and reserving dinner at top restaurants in your area. However, are there apps out there that can be used to change the world for the better? You bet. Here is a list…
A recent article published in Billboard, then clarified in Fortune, mentions that iTunes has increased their market share of the music market, up from 21.42% in 2008 to 26.65% in 2009. The first glaring thing that I noticed here was in the first paragraph of the Fortune article: Songs streamed directly to cellphones, once touted…
Will people ever tire of speculating about the latest thing apple has up its sleeve? Probably not. Will we ever tire of devouring those speculations? Probably not, as well. Here’s another iPhone Air concept that has surfaced, created by designer Sam Beckett. This particular iPhone Air concept features a device that has a 4.7-inch display…
I was going to bed last night, trying to figure out the ideal setup for my home office. It’s not that I’m dissatisfied with my 15-inch MacBook Pro, but it’s that I’m spending a lot of money on external drives and storage, as well as using up desktop real estate at an alarming rate. I…
There has been a huge debate regarding which smartphone is better in terms of functionality. Many users have wondered which mobile operating system is superior, iOS or Android. The two options have been in existence for over a decade now. They have accumulated advanced features that have enhanced their functions and quality. Based on how…
Google has released an open source Google Toolbox for Mac. The Toolbox provides sample code for developers and is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. Apple has launched a series of “How to” videos for PC users that are interested in switching to Macs. The 3 tutorials include Anatomy of a Mac which introduces Finder,…
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