Well, some new programming finally started coming on the networks after their spring break, so I was happy to have new 30 Rock, Scrubs and Office to watch last night. Since this is the first time during this testing process that I’ve gotten the chance to download new episodes (other than Lost) of the shows…
Sometimes, you’ve got to learn things the hard way, like I did the other day. I have multiple spreadsheets open on my desktop at one time, most of them in Numbers. Up until recently, I was using Excel for all of my spreadsheet duties, but once my wife started showing me the cool things she…
As an experienced Mac user, you know how important Finder is to your daily routine. If you only want to open some images on your Desktop or do something similarly basic, Finder’s speed and simplicity is a benefit. But if you need more powerful tools, Finder doesn’t have much to offer. That’s where the world…
There’s an interesting post up on TechCrunch that makes a pretty bold claim. From the site: Smartphones like the iPhone are built from a collection of components, which are sourced individually from suppliers—e.g. the iPhone 4’s cellular baseband (the core chipset used in mobile phones to handle voice and data communications) comes from Infineon and…
Apple’s recently concluded “Spring Forward” event has once again gotten reactions from both sides of the fence – from opinion pieces along the lines of “Why I Won’t Buy the Apple Watch” to blow-by-blow reports of the event and more talk about how expensive the Apple Watch is. And for those who have updated to…
The office here at Apple Gazette gets a whole ton of cool stuff, and every so often, we get something dropped off by the UPS guy that we get to show off to you guys and gals, our readers. This is one such product. It’s named the idox, and on first glance, it looks a…
While the iPhone comes with a pretty great camera, the stock camera app could stand to get a pretty big upgrade. Luckily, there are more than enough camera apps out there to replace the stock app, and while you won’t get the tight integration that comes with staying inside Apple’s walled garden, it’s worth it…
Comparing private paid email services like Proton Mail and free services like Gmail, for those concerned about privacy and disturbed by Google’s giant database of deeply personal information, are private email services worth the money? What Google Does With Gmail While Google doesn’t technically “read” your emails, they do spy on your content in a…
If you think getting an expensive television set is the only way to watch trending shows and series with friends and family, it is time you reconsider. One of the easiest ways to stream online from the comfort of your home is by getting the Amazon Fire TV Stick. And no, you don’t even need…
One Trip is a handy grocery list making application from Neven Mrgan – a guy who’s sense of humor I can really appreciate. On his site it reads: “I got Dugg. Then the gravestone shall read, Creator of the first third-party app for iPhone.” The really cool part is that Neven’s application is great. It’s…
Despite earlier reports from Cingular, the Apple iPhone WILL NOT be shipping on June 11th, 2007. How do we know? Easy…Apple said so. Buried in their “Apple Statement” yesterday was a very easily forgettable line that says “[The iPhone] is on schedule to ship in late June as planned”. June 11th is not LATE June…it’s…
“Now get green, or die!†This is one of the slogans that greet players of the “Eco Punk†game, which is free for one day for the iPhone. Take “Grand Theft Auto” and drop onto the streets an environmentalist that is a skateboarding skeletal punk bunny with a mean attitude. Add a thrashing punk and…
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