A few weeks ago, we published a post about the state of Mac gaming, analyzing why macOS gaming has been so anemic. Because Macs are so different from their Windows counterparts, and because the market is so small in comparison, few developers have felt pressure to bring their games to the platform. The lack of…
Apple may have big plans for AirPlay this year: making it available everywhere. According to a Bloomberg report, Apple may be licensing AirPlay to third parties. Right now device makers pay $4 per audio device for AirPlay support. That could change when Apple licenses AirPlay on a much larger scale. It seems like a natural…
We’ve barely had enough time to enjoy the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C (although some are totally not enjoying the latter), and speculation about the iPhone 6 is coming up left and right. So what do we “know” so far? Source Here’s a quick rundown of the rumors we’ve been hearing about the iPhone 6….
An industry report published today says that Apple’s iPhone is considered by users to be three times more reliable than its nearest competitor, Samsung. Needless to say, the iPhone tops the list on smartphone reliability.
The iPhone has been the driving force behind smartphone technology for years. The release of the original iPhone in July 2007 introduced us to a world where you could not only use your phone to make calls and send txt messages but also take photos, film videos and browse the internet all at the push…
ReplayTV has unveiled its latest offering, a Personal HD USB Recorder for PC and Mac. The device is especially designed to easily format for all iPod models as well as the iPhone. The device will be available later this year for $100, and will include a one year subscription to the very same ReplayTV guide…
Engadget also suggested said that the next-gen Apple TV will essentially be an iPad without a screen, using the same hardware, including the CPU, OS, and 16-Gbytes of flash memory. To accommodate the smaller storage, Apple will emphasize streaming content, the report said. For a project that’s known as Apple’s “hobby,” the AppleTV sure has gotten a…
App crashes on the Mac are generally pretty rare. But when they do happen, you might want to trace back their cause. You can troubleshoot app crashes by looking at macOS crash reports. But you need to know how to read crash reports on macOS to decode the cryptic language of the reports. Learn how…
Admittedly, the iPad has a pretty long battery life. Some people can get hours on end with these things, including me, as I usually go almost a week between charges. But let’s say that hypothetically you want to keep your iPad at full charge while using it, or that you have some work to do…
If you’re looking to create a rental marketplace platform like Airbnb, then you’ve come to the right place. In this article, we will walk you through the process of how to build a website like Airbnb from scratch. We’ll go over everything from choosing a web host to designing your website. So whether you’re…
A German court has given T-Mobile Germany until close of business on Wed. to make the iPhone available for rival carriers, after Vodaphone took the cell phone carrier to court, filing an injunction. T-Mobile is standing firm, however, and right now, they have said in a statement that they will “oppose the preliminary injunction filed…
Just think of the possibilities of having one’s own portable police siren and flashing strobe light. Well the “Police Siren†App is not amongst the Top 25 Free Downloads in the App Store for nothing. For instance, if a heavy-footed inconsiderate oaf in a car cuts someone off and nearly causes an accident, then the…
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