The built-in Finder in macOS is a great tool for simple file management operations. Like all Apple software, the Finder is good-looking and well-suited to the majority of possible use cases. But if you’ve got a ton of data to move around, or you’re a little more picky about your controlling your file flow, you might…
Today you can learn to speak French, use an attractive to-do list, a lovely speedometer for your car or bike, decipher what teenagers are saying with that crazy texting lingo, and play tons of games — all FREE!
So – that wasn’t fun. The other day Apple Gazette got slammed with a bunch of traffic – the site was killed…you might have noticed. Long story short – we’re back, things are great, and the site is now on a much more robust server. Thanks for all the emails and tweets. Back to work.
It should come as no surprise to our regular readers that I’m a big fan of incase products, specifically the incase slider. I first bought one of the cases a few years ago, and the day I bought my 3GS, I picked up a matching case for it as well. The matte finish appeals to me more…
Selfie sticks have made it so much easier for people to take their own photos that look decent – especially for those who have short arms. But there’s something better than a selfie stick. Something that won’t be affected by your wobbly hands. Enter the Monster Selfie Case. This iPhone case is being touted as…
Image via Wired I love Wired magazine. I’ve been a fan since I first picked it up a few years back and I’ve been a subscriber most of that time. Not only is it well written, but it’s also well designed. I think it’s probably my prototype for the perfect magazine. And as of yesterday,…
AT&T Mobile chief Ralph de la Vega has some pretty ambitious plans for the iPhone. At the Web 2.0 Summit on Thursday of last week he spoke of a bold future where the iPhone would basically handle every aspect of your day. In the morning the device will download your daily news feeds, then send…
This new iPhone ad air just a little while ago on CNBC. This one focuses on using Safari on the iPhone…and damn it, if it works as good as these ads make it seem, this thing is going to live up to the hype…if not…man, I don’t even want to think about it…
Is this news? No. Is it mildly interesting…maybe. Have you wondered what would happen when the iPhone stopwatch clicked over past the 1,000 minute mark? Well, this guy had enough free time on his hands to find out…
Apple will have its Second Quarter results conference call this Wednesday, April 23, 2008, 2:00 p.m. PDT/5:00 p.m. EDT. Apple will, as always provide a live audio stream of the call which you will be able to access here. Before the actual call, Apple will release the numbers via a press release, but it is…
Head over to Apple.com to check out the new site design. This is the most major site overhaul for Apple.com this century…but the design isn’t terribly different from what we’ve seen in the past. Click Here to check it out.
Spigen is one of the better known case manufacturers out there, and they do have pretty good products. Not only do they do the job of protecting your beloved iPhone, they also look great. That’s double points for them. Then there’s the fact that they have been known to “leak” details about the iPhone 6,…
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