Another day, another patent. As it usually is with Apple patents, things get rather interesting. Apple Insider reports that the US Patent and Trademark Office has granted Apple a patent regarding a “magnetic attachment unit”, which is basically smart magnet technology that goes beyond what current smart covers for iPads employ. Source The abstract of…
Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps to download. Have fun! (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they may go back to their regular price anytime so download the apps for free while you can.)
The world of battery extension is stocked with myths and legends. Lower your brightness before sleeping the device, quit every app you aren’t using, turn on single app mode — the list is as long as it is ineffective. Here are the tips that actually extend your MacBook Pro battery: some by a little, some…
One place Google cannot top Apple is in the elegance of design. Design has always been the trump card in Apple’s back pocket, and it’s every bit as true with Apple Maps. And I’ll prove it.
A few days ago, news broke out about the ransomware attack made against Colonial Pipeline. This headline had a ripple effect, as it created some sort of manic chaos in the US with tons of Americans panic buying gasoline. Some even went as far as panic-overbuying. This resulted in a sudden gas shortage in America.
The rumor mill continues to attempt to spin on the way to Macworld 2009 next week – but honestly, I don’t think too many people are buying it. I don’t know if it’s because the rumor stuff has finally “jumped the shark” as it were, or if it’s just that there is a lack of…
Torrenting is certainly not going anywhere. Not too long ago, we heard about TorrenTV, which allows you to stream movie torrents directly to your Apple TV. Source Now we hear about a new iOS app called Blue Downloader, which allows you to torrent directly on your iPhone and/or iPad. It’s certainly a novel occurrence, since…
This concept video from 1987 shows a device that is basically a multi-touch enabled Ultra Portable Mac. The video is set in 2009…and the only thing that we really seem to be missing to make this happen are foldable screens and better voice recognition (oh, and Bill Nye to be our computer’s visual buddy)…take a…
Sometime today, Apple will drop the 6th version of iOS on iPhones, iPods, and iPads everywhere. Before you download that upgrade, here are five important things you should seriously consider doing first.
Mac Rumors is reporting that multiple sources have confirmed that the 2G iPod Shuffle has begun to ship from China. Apple first announced the new mini player in September at the “Showtime” event, and it is reported that the player has been in extremely high demand. Reportedly Apple stores will not see shipments of the…
While it may have been a great day for Apple consumers, the stock holders did not agree. After the announcement of 7 new iPod variations and a $200 price drop for the 8gb iPhone, Apple’s stock took a fall that ended -7.60 at the end of the day yesterday. Today prices have risen slightly, but…
Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps to download. Have fun! (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they may go back to their regular price anytime so download the apps for free while you can.)
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