If you can’t go a flight without watching videos, TV shows, and movies on your iOS device, that is. In-flight entertainment is touch and go for many, that’s why it is always safest to have a book with you. If you’re not reading type, though (Que horror!), and you prefer watching on your iOS device,…
If you’re planning to travel internationally, and want to keep using the iPod/Web/Wi-Fi features of your iPhone intact without incurring those thousands of dollars in roaming fees “by accident” that we keep hearing about, this quick video will show you exactly how to do it.
All this week we’re going to be taking a look at cool applications on the iPhone/iPod Touch that you might have missed. First up is Tripper, a Mileage Log application that includes GPS support. I recently met the creator of this application and I was really impressed with him and the apps that he’s building…
A local ad from Tulsa Ok for an Apple II from 1985. This is not only a “great” Apple commercial, but it’s a great local commercial as well. This we all had local commercials growing up, with some ridiculous guy making an ass out of himself…ah memories…
Well, it’s February. Sometime this month the iPhone SDK is supposed to be officially released. When that happens it’ll only be a matter of weeks before we start seeing applications (and I expect we’ll see some apps at the launch of the SDK) for the iPhone. I’m fairly certain iTunes will be the hub for…
As smoothly as most Apple devices operate, Mac cursor control is an area where they get some flack. Because Mac cursors handle things like acceleration and sensitivity a little differently than Windows machines, you’ll often find that the same exact mouse feels very different between the two operating systems. If you’ve spent a lot of your…
Now that the Apple Watch and the new MacBook have shipped to customers, the fervor that surrounds new Apple products is likely to die down – at least for a little while. But the Cupertino-based company is far from finished releasing new products this year, that much is certain. From the devices that we know…
A month or so ago, Apple finally won in its court battle against Samsung in a California court. The verdict – Samsung has infringed on Apple’s patents and will be required to pay a little more than $1 billion to Apple as damages. But the fight is not finished. Various motions and filings are still…
The long-awaited new version of iTunes is here, and it’s pretty sweet. Let’s take a look at what’s new.
Get ready for our biggest, most comprehensive list of new apps ever! It’s almost Christmas, and accordingly, iOS developers are trotting out their big titles, including a ton of console game ports…
Social media marketing (SMM) has become an essential part of any successful online business. With over 4 billion daily active social media users, platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, TikTok, and more present massive opportunities to reach and engage with your target audience. To maximize your social media marketing efforts in 2023, using an smm…
We’ve seen all sorts of ridiculous things people do with iPhones – from Ducati burnouts to acetylene torches to boiling coke (the soda, not the illegal stuff). Then there are legit ways to use an old iPhone – remote control, media center, and more. You can find other ideas here. But, I think this video tops everything…
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