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.)
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.)
Apple made waves a few weeks ago when Safari started popping up in the Windows version of Apple Software Updater, even if you hadn’t previously installed it. The primary problems in complaints online were that the software appeared in the updates like an update, and that it was automatically checked, which caused some “less observant”…
Not since the invention and subsequent widespread adoption of the personal computer have we witnessed the same kind of society-wide technological revolution. Mobile apps on smartphones have completely changed the game in terms of how people interact with the world, both within and outside the world of work. And this has had far-reaching ramifications for…
If it’s one thing that I’ve learned from the problems I’ve had getting the podcast delivered this week, it’s that I don’t know enough about RSS feeds. Luckily, however, I found this solution from Reinvented Software. Feeder is an application for building, editing, and publishing RSS feeds on OSX. The interface is very similar to…
Instagram is one of the world’s most popular social media platforms, with over 1 billion monthly active users. It is a great tool for businesses and individuals to connect with their audience and promote their brands. However, growing your follower count can be a slow and difficult, especially if you’re starting. This is where buying…
iOS 4.3.3 is out, and if you’ve been all hot and bothered about this location-tracking business, you’ll want to download it via iTunes right away. Here’s what it does:
I think its safe to say that Spore is one of the biggest game releases for the Mac in a very long time – some might even say ever. There has been a great deal of build up for this title, and with hype like this, sometimes its hard for a game to live up…
I have to admit that the Apple fan that I am, I am a recent switcher. The first time I started to use a G4 eMac as a personal computer was at work early 2005. But having left the corporate grind for a mobile/telecommute/freelance writer’s life left me without a Mac for a few months…
According to Mac Rumors, the latest version of Leopard, 9A343 was seeded to developers on Thursday night. The last version seeded was on Dec. 13, 2006. Apple actually has itemized a few of changes to Leopard from the last seed, including: – HIToolbox provides new HIRect/Point/Shape-based Window Manager API for resolution independence compatibility – Tab…
How does Apple create those 3D “Flyover” Maps of major cities? And why are they such a mess when you zoom in close?
While one of iOS’s strengths has always been its simplicity and ease of use, the mobile operating system that powers the iPhone and iPad isn’t without its complexities too. In fact, since its initial release back in 2007, iOS has continued to gain functionality with nearly every update, and it has gotten to the point…
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