Late nights, lots of caffeine, and endless pages of material to memorize. Welcome to the life of a college student. From pre-test cramming to multi-subject all-nighters, even the best and brightest students need a helping hand at times. Thankfully, technology has made it easier than ever to improve your studying habits. In fact, everything you…
Earlier this week Nike laid off nearly the entire team it had working on the Nike+ FuelBand, announcing their departure from the world of wearable tech. Nike made it a point to say this doesn’t mean they’re out of the fitness tracking game, as they plan on continuing to support the existing FuelBands as well…
iPhone AppStore Secrets – Pinch Media View more presentations from pinchmedia. (tags: pinch media) Sure – you might think all you have to do to have a hit iPhone app is make some kind of fart noise or boob jiggling application, but there is (at least sometimes) more to it than that. A little market…
I love Hackintoshes. In fact, my primary Mac is a Hackintosh that I built in the long, dark days of no Mac Pro updates. It cost me less and works beautifully with my official Apple hardware. However, it does require a little hand holding, and it’s certainly not the plug-and-play experience you get from running…
I’m assuming this is from WWDC 06…anyway…behold the genius that is Hodgeman.
The guys at Apple may not be the first ones to come to mind when sports comes up, but it doesn’t mean they can’t create stuff that appeals to sports buffs. And that’s exactly what they have done with their partnership with Adidas, which of course is one of the biggest names in sports. While…
The much awaited Apple Watch is set to ship on April according to Tim Cook himself, and naturally, analysts have thrown in their thoughts about how many units will be made available (among tons of other predictions). One equities research expert has focused on apps, which is what most users are looking at, and he…
Welcome your new overlords Everyone loves a success story, and Popcap’s Plants vs Zombies (for iPhone/iPod or iPad) was certainly that. When released in 2009, many considered it to be the first truly killer game for iPhone. Easy to learn, tons of content, and cute as the dickens, PvZ even showed up in Apple’s iPad TV…
Earlier today both Slashdot and Digg have had articles promoted to their front pages that cover the story of the Fake Steve Jobs being threatened by Apple over “trade secrets”. There have been several posts on Fake Steve’s blog, and the entire thing has been played out like it is real. Fans have gotten riled…
Halfbrick threw down the gauntlet with yesterday’s one-day-only giveaways of its entire app catalog. Today, Telltale upped the ante by reducing the prices of almost all of its App Store games to $.99.
Retailers are running out of the high end iMacs – which is a likely point towards an iMac refresh in the near future. Ars Technica has the nuts and bolts of how and why retailers are coming up short on the high end iMac, but the bottom line is that the 3.06GHz 24-inch iMac is…
Yesterday afternoon my mail just stopped working. MobileMe went down, and there was no way – not through iPhone, Desktop, or Webmail to access my email. Since I depend on my email heavily for work, to say that it was a bit upsetting would be an understatement. To make matters worse, Gmail went down at…
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