But don’t do it at home. Or at the parking lot. Or even a racetrack. TechRax’s antics are not strange to us, and we usually – if not always – say that they are pointless. Take for example boiling an iPhone in Coke. Why???? However, some are actually amusing to watch. Like today’s video. I…
So, if you’re not into the iPhone it’s going to be a very long and boring week for you as far as Apple news goes. I doubt there will be much to talk about that doesn’t revolve revolve around the upcoming device. In an effort to not spread or start any more FUD about the…
Have you ever been witness to a friend finally achieving a victory in a game, and you wanted to give them something better than applause? Have you ever witnessed a loved one make a complete ass of themselves in a silent room, and you wanted to loudly play the “Mario Dies†sound from the first…
Apple devices are famous for their tight security features like a strong password that help in preventing unauthorized access. However, if you forget to remember the passcode, you will experience unrelenting problems. Passcode lock, therefore, is an effective security tool for iPhone devices. On this note, the worst part is forgetting the passcode and entering…
We’ve been hearing various rumors on when Apple will finally unveil the iPhone 5. Speculations have been buzzing all over the net since the start of this year and with the last three months of the year looming. Another spate of supposed “clues†are indicating that the iPhone 5 will finally be announced this October….
Arstechnica has a nice, balanced look at which Apple notebook to buy when you’re making your next purchase. They compare only the $1299 Macbook and the $1999 Macbook Pro. Arguably, you could do a more in depth look at it by comaring more models, but I think the approach is a fair one, that keeps…
Time to dock the iPhones and iPod Touches people, because there’s an update ready to go. According to Apple, here are the fixes: This update for iPhone and iPod touch contains bug fixes and improvements, including the following: Improves accuracy of reported battery level on iPhone 3GS Resolves issue where third-party apps would not launch…
I am really loving the return to 2D gaming that we’ve been seeing recently. Games like Braid on the Xbox Live Arcade, and Mega Man 9 on Wii, are really bringing the 2D genre back into the spotlight and creating some wonderful content that is exactly my kind of gaming. It looks like two students…
I love me a good dock. I like them. They make my live neat and organized, which is the way I want things to go. Sure, my desk typically looks like Skeletor keeps a spare key, but docks help me keep things pretty and organized. When I someday buy an iPad, I’ll probably have a…
Apple Ad – 1976 In the beginning, Apple was just like any other IT company. It spoke in babble and in words common men were not made to understand. It spoke of numbers. Of hardware. And specs.
Such technology as virtual data room is currently the most advanced among all corporate analogues, which is easy enough to use and apply in a company. Here, we show you how easy it is to use and what it looks like in general. Also, we’ll answer a few questions that most newcomers have. The best…
Pixar employee Junn Lee tweeted a photo yesterday showing that Pixar has renamed its headquarters “The Steve Jobs Building.”
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