An Apple Pencil can work as an amazing tool to help you with a lot of things such as taking down notes by hand or drawing and designing on your iPad. There are tons of Apple Pencil apps that can elevate your creativity as well as boost your overall productivity. These apps allow you to…
We all spend a lot of time with our iPhones, and you probably think you know everything there is to know about your cool Apple gadget, but over the past few years, Apple has been quietly adding some really useful features to your iPhone. If you don’t know about these awesome features, you’re really not…
Ever seen that happen out of the blue to your iPhone (or iPad) running on iOS 7? Back in November, Hiten Shah shared his own experience succinctly on Twitter (how else can you share on that platform, anyway?). The “blue screen of death” has long been a bane to Windows users, and that tweet does not…
We’ve discovered all sorts of iPhone cases and covered our fair share of them. From the cool Lumenati CS1 Smartcase (which takes you the old school route) to the Monster Selfie Case (which I won’t comment on in this post) to the just plain stupid iPhone 6 Gun Case – we’ve seen them in all…
You may not know this, but your Mac keeps a log for just about everything that goes on inside of it. This means that restarts, errors, and memory faults are all tucked away nicely in a log file somewhere. This also means that every file you’ve downloaded on your Mac is kept in a log…
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.)
For those of you that may be interested, I have a review published in this month’s Mac|Life Magazine. It’s a review of the Vesta Life Ladybug (which you can see in the bottom corner of the cover – its that little red thing). You can find it on page 68. I enjoyed working with the…
So you have an idea for a iPhone application. You know its absolute genius, and you can’t wait to release it on the world…there’s just one problem…you don’t know even the most basic elements of coding, and have absolutely no hope of ever building it yourself. What do you do? Well, you could take a…
A few weeks ago, I reviewed OmniFocus for Mac, a powerful GTD tool for your desktop of laptop. Once I had a copy of OmniFocus in hand, I knew that I had to try the mobile versions. My tasks always seem to come to mind when I’m walking somewhere, far away from my computer. By…
If it’s one thing that I see with Apple more than almost any other company, it’s fake products. From the 1,000 or so fan made designs of the iPhone and widescreen iPods, to the tablet Mac concepts we see all the time, people just LOVE making fake Apple products. There is one hoax, however, that…
Guess what I got for the holidays? An iPhone 4s. Went to the bar, nonchalantly and yeah showed it to friends. This is coming from an Android guy (I had owned an iPad 2 but was never into the iPhone craze) who always felt that a single hardware button wasn’t enough for a phone. I…
Late yesterday Apple released what many believe will be the final iPhone SDK before the Steve Job’s Keynote on June 9th. The Beta software update is only compatible with Leopard OS X 10.5.3, which Apple released only a short while before this new Beta. Other than the usual “various bug fixes” there isn’t much Apple…
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