Apple had their big earnings call yesterday, and although I didn’t hear it – I had more important things to do, like, anything – I can read the internet, and that’s where this little tidbit came about. From Gigaom.com, who actually listened to the call: Tim Cook said corporate usage of the iPhone has doubled…
The iPhone 8 Plus is one of the most popular iPhone models in 2018. It was, in fact, the highest-selling model in the second quarter of this year. Many reviewers recommend NOT upgrading to the X models if you’re using the 8 Plus. That’s arguable, of course, but if you are using an iPhone 8…
Here’s a flashback video to the early days of the iMac when color was all the rage….
Just a quick note. Wanted to let our readers know that ten new coupon/loyalty card/ticket sources have added Passbook compatibility. And we’ve added all of them to our comprehensive Passbook Apps List.
This year’s WWDC Keynote was completely iPhone focused. It started off with a showcase of iPhone Apps that are going to be in the App Store when it launches in early July including several games, MLB.com and Ebay apps, and a handful of medical applications among others. Games looked as good as many Nintendo DS…
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There was a time that booting into Windows on a Mac seemed crazy, which is one of the reasons virtual machine software like VMware and Parallels became so popular. Once Apple made the jump to Intel-based processors the ability to boot directly into Windows became much easier. Every Intel-based Mac today comes pre-loaded with a…
Mapquest is vying for your eyeballs on the iPhone through a new iPhone-optimized version of their site. The service works much the same as the native Google Maps application on the phone, but the Google app has the added benefit of being integrated into the software of the iPhone itself. I’m not sure I see…
I remember one of the first times I saw an Apple product with the Colorware treatment. It was on My Super Sweet 16, that classic show on MTV from back in the day, and one of the kids had a yellow MacBook Pro. After doing some research, I found out that it was done by…
It’s Valentine’s Day, and last night I was walking through a store looking at all the extremely sappy, and otherwise stupid Valentine’s Day cards – and an idea struck me – what if I made some extremely sappy or otherwise stupid Apple themed Valentine’s Day cards? I mean, come on, if you’ve waited till the…
There is definitely no lack of to-do apps to choose from, but in spite of all the choices, people are still looking for the ultimate app. Personally, I use the simplest of all – the default iOS app. But when I heard of ListBox To-Do app, I decided to give it a try. What makes…
Earlier in the year Spotify began testing “lossless” audio files. And anyone who’s ripped a CD through iTunes has seen all the different ways audio files can be saved. Apple even provides their own lossless audio codec. But what is “lossless” audio, exactly, and how does digital audio compression work? How Does Audio Compression Work? …
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