Free Apps of the Day #43
Today I’ve got a keyboard synthesizer, a sleep assistant, a Star Trek-themed calculator, the pilot for a new Syfy series that premiered just this week, five new music singles, and of course, games games games!
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The FREAK OpenSSL Flaw: What You Need to Know
In early January 2015, OpenSSL released a security update that gained little worldwide attention. Buried within the list of threats, with a severity rated “Low,” was this short blurb: “An OpenSSL client will accept the use of an RSA temporary key in a non-export RSA key exchange cipher suite. A server could present a weak…
New iPhone Apps for July 24, 2008
Apple issued a relatively light update of the App Store today with only 5 Apps being added to the store as I type this. I would imagine that more applications will be added throughout the day, as seems to be the norm with the way the store is currently updating. New and updated applications include:…
These Free Parenting Apps Can Make The Quarantine A Joyful Learning Experience With Your Kids
A huge number of people all over the world, including parents and their children, are stuck at home with nothing to do. While the occasional TikTok witty shenanigans are nice, there are so many ways this lockdown could be made into a more productive experience for both you and your child. You do need help…
MobileMe launches on July 9, Apple confirms launch details
Apple is gearing up for the launch of the iPhone 3G and the iPhone 2.0 software later this week. Yesterday the company confirmed details about the launch of the updated .Mac platform, which will relaunch as MobileMe on July 9th, after a brief period of downtime starting at 6:00 pm PST. Apple also confirmed that…
Apple Sold a Lot of iPhone 4s
Friday night, I went to the mall to try to pick up a bumper for my iPhone. Of course, they didn’t have one, and the salesperson told me. “We’re expecting more on Monday, when we’re getting our next shipment of iPhone 4s.” I was surprised they even lasted until Friday night, frankly. So how much…
YouTube Find: DIY paper iPhone + iPod Touch stand
If you’re willing to give Origami a shot, and you need a stand for your iPhone or iPod Touch, you’re going to want to check this out. Obviously the guy in the video is using a $100 bill, but you can simply use a piece of paper cut to the same dimensions as a dollar…
Apple and Your Car
When the iPod was first introduced, it was just another MP3 player in a field of other models. But through iTunes and creative marketing, the iPod took off and the world was changed as we know it. Ever since it became popular, people have been trying to figure out a way to hook their iPod…
Free Apps of the Day #12
Learn astronomy, automate your foreign language translation while traveling, track your fuel efficiency, and more in today’s batch of limited-time-only free apps. Oh, and there are plenty of games, too.
Free iOS Apps Today: Download Paid Apps for Free, June 6, 2016
Here are this week’s paid iOS apps gone free. Enjoy! (As usual, remember they’re free now but they won’t be free forever, so download while you can.)
How To Build Links And Backlinks To Your Website
Backlinks are crucial to any SEO strategy. They are links to your website that other blogs or companies include in their posts, thus redirecting visitors to your page. Think of them as scientific research papers: The more citations an article has, the more value and the more people rely on it. You want many…
Software Spotlight: Pixen
Software Spotlight is a new ongoing feature of Apple Gazette.com to feature Mac software, both old and new, from around the web.There are several open source graphics editing programs out there today, and most are trying very hard to take on Photoshop or Illustrator as best they can. As a graphic artist I appreciate all…