Apple recently announced the dates — Monday, June 6 through Friday, June 10 — for its World Wide Developer Conference earlier today and already rumors the iPhone 5 will not be announced this summer is making rounds. This may be the first hardware-less WWDC as Apple opts to focus on Software. Rumors sprang up over…
Steve, the developer of Netflix’s download service, gave Gizmodo some explanations about the selection of movies on the service, the reason for a lack of Mac support and so on… Basically Mac support is coming in 2008, and isn’t already here because Apple doesn’t license its DRM. (Of course, if you have Parallels or Fusion,…
We’ve all been there, you drop your phone and you hear that heartbreaking sound, you know your screen is going to be a spider web of cracks even before you pick it up, and the question that goes through your head is something like can you replace an iPhone screen yourself? The answer is yes…
The Icon Factory has finally released Frenzic for iPhone – and it’s well worth the wait. The game has been available for OS X for a while now, and was also available as a web app…but now, FINALLY, we have one of the best games on the iPhone available for all to play. The gameplay…
AirPrint is one of the major selling points of iOS 4.2, which is supposedly coming to iPhone, iPod Touch, and most importantly, is bringing iOS 4 capabilities to iPad, any day now. But now word is spreading that only a specific set of printers by HP will be able to use AirPrint. Like, at all….
I pondered for a bit a month or so ago about the high cost of software, and about whether or not I should break down and purchase some of the pricier items. Well, it’s been a bit now, and I broke down and bought Daylite for the Mac and Daylite Touch for the iPhone. After…
For those who just cannot seem to spit out their words comes the free “Type n Talk†application for the iPhone. Catch people off guard with the robot utterance that speaks whatever the user types onto the iPhone touchscreen! “Robots have approved this message,†is spoken by a retro science fiction-esque voice. Type in, “Shut…
Two of the most important things that you always carry with you are your phone and your wallet. You can’t possibly go out of the house without having these two in hand. Why not make it more convenient and have both items in one case? It’ll be easier to keep track as well as lighter…
I love the guys at Iconfactory, and their CandyBar software is the best way to switch icons on your Mac. They also have some amazing collections of icons as well, so check them out. If, however, you’re looking for a free alternative to CandyBar, you may want to check out LiteIcon. LiteIcon is freeware, and…
Demo is the operative word, but boy oh, boy! Old school gamers who are on iOS (and Android) are going to have a blast in the very near future. Source Nintendo is now touching the mobile gaming sector – mobile as in phones and tablets – with their push to provide classic games to iOS…
Ah, technology. We all love it, but fact is, most public schools are running Windows 95 on a Compaq with a 56k modem, making our kids suffer with inferior equipment. Turns out that not every school district is thinking this way, as the Pamlico County Primary School in Bayboro, North Carolina, will be getting a…
The Samsung Galaxy S22 is one of the most powerful smartphones available today, with a plethora of features that make it an ideal choice for those looking to stay connected and productive. Its impressive specs, including a powerful processor, a large battery, and a range of impressive cameras, make it an attractive choice for those…
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