With iOS 4.2, the iPad is finally catching up with the iPhone. Multitasking, printing, AirPlay and more are coming in just a few short weeks, but with it, there’s still the feeling that the iPad could do so much more. We all know that the iPad is going to get a version 2.0 in the…
The fourth beta version of the iPhone SDK was released yesterday. The update adds OpenGL ES support to the iPhone Simulator, which allows you to quickly build and test mobile applications and handheld games using OpenGL ES. It can be downloaded from the iPhone Dev Center now.
When’s the last time you left your house without your iPhone? Chances are you’d leave your wallet at home before you’d go to work or out for the night without the device that just about holds your entire life inside of it. As crime rates increase and the need to keep a watchful eye on…
Apple has released the iPod Touch/iPhone 1.1.4 firmware update, labeling it only as “bug fixes”. There is no official word just yet on what exactly it will fix – my hope is that it will correct the txt messaging problems that I’ve had since the 1.1.3 update. In the Apple Developer’s Center there is still…
According to information provided by New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly at the Aspen Security Forum, almost 40 percent of all things stolen in the city of New York has been products made by Apple. Now, that’s news that’s quite alarming, although some diehard fans might see it as the ultimate compliment. The figure…
Editor’s note: This post was written by Jim Burch, born and raised near St. Louis. Jim developed an obsession for baseball and the Cardinals. College days brought him south to Kentucky, where he studied creative writing and journalism while working as an editor for the Murray State News. These days, he writes diverse and his specialties…
I’m a fan of Google. I use Gmail all the time, Google Maps is my co-pilot, and I use Google Reader and Alerts to get info for this very website. What I don’t like however, are Google’s other software, Chrome and Android. I can’t get used to Chrome, and Android just does nothing for me….
Christmas is coming, Christmas is coming! Like Paul Revere, the entire world has conspired to remind you that you need to get gifts. But lo, you’ve forgotten someone! If that someone is an Apple fan, take a look at the Apple gifts below for some last-minute inspiration.
The prospect of using different bands is one of the appeals of the Apple Watch, although it may not be the strongest argument for getting one. However, if you already have your Watch, and you have the default band, then you probably know the feeling that – in spite of its price tag – your Watch…
You probably don’t need to be convinced of how important a good backup strategy is. From ransom-ware and system crashes to randomly-corrupted files and user error, there are dozens of surprises that can make your data suddenly inaccessible. But what are the best Mac backup strategies for you to start using right now? Backup Strategy:…
Let’s talk 3G for a minute. Speculation continues to run rampant, some saying that the 3G iPhone will make its debut along with the SDK at the end of Feb. Citibank has decided that its coming in less than 6 months based on the fact that “inventory is low” and “Europe wants it”. Even others,…
A reporter for the Mercury News published an article today describing her experience attempting to sell and iPhone on Ebay for profit. The fact that people even attempted this just blows my mind. Now, those guys that decided to stand in line to buy up the iPhones then sell them on Ebay – while I…
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