Don’t forget, Father’s Day in June 16 in the United States. If you need Father’s Day gifts for your technically-inclined father, check out these selections. Mola Structural Kit 3 While the Mola Structural Kit is less a technology product and more of a construction toy, it’s likely to appeal to the types of Dads that…
TUAW has a great gallery on their site that lets us get a much better look at the iPhone than the highly rendered looking images on the official site. The iPhone looks sleek, but I’m concerned about fingerprint smudges. I don’t know that I want to be constantly wiping my finger prints off the surface…
If you want to get a look at yesterday’s Philnote you can do so in a variety of ways. They have posted it streaming at Apple.com right here. You can also find it in iTunes available for download right here. Looking at all the articles this morning about the Keynote online, make it very clear…
Thanks to our busy working lifestyles, time is now a precious commodity, with so much of it wasted at work. Pointless meetings, sitting in traffic, scrolling through repetitive emails – work can often be a time-consuming and laborious task. Here are five iOS apps to help save you time at work.
Generic iPhone cases can be found left and right, and specialty cases aren’t that rare either. Still, not all iPhone cases are made the same, and I’ve been fortunate to have been given the chance to give a HITCASE SNAP iPhone case a run. This HITCASE line is targeted at the active audience who use their phones where…
For the longest time now, rumors have spread about an upcoming Apple cellphone. And up to now, these are still rumors. There have been patents uncovered, but later on clarified not to be plans for an Apple mobile phone. And come on, a company’s applying for a patent doesn’t really mean they’ll actually make a…
Richard Branson’s magazine for the iPad is set to launch tomorrow according to Mashable. The magazine App, which is trickling out through the various iTunes stores of the world. The App itself is free but issues will be $2.99. We’ll be covering the magazine and review it as soon as it launches.
Rumors have been swirling about what will and won’t be included in the iPad 2. One of the earliest rumors was SD support which was supported by cases leaked from third party manufacturers in China. The addition of an SD slot would have obsoleted the camera connection kit as iPad users could have transferred data…
A quick look at the digital art gallery at Macworld 2009.
PC Pro yesterday covered the third instance where Jim Allchin, co-president of the company’s Platform Products and Services Group, has shown his love for all things OS X. Like the previous instances, these come from emails that have been part of an Iowa antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft. In this round of emails, Allchin expresses how…
Apple hits again with another great iPhone ad, really showing some actual uses for the phone. Sure, we don’t all go skiing, but this, much like the “Cars” example, actually shows us ways in which a user and use the iPhone in daily life. I’m very pleased with this new line of advertising for the…
The rumor mill that’s been sending out fresh iPhone 6 guesses has been going at full speed lately. The biggest rumor seems to be centered around what material Apple will use for the screen of the future. If the gossip is to be believed we have a shiny sapphire screen to look forward to, but…
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