Have you ever heard the myth that says “Macs never get viruses”? I say it’s a myth because it’s been proven time and time again that Macs are just as susceptible to malware. In fact, Macs have already been proven to be susceptible to a plethora of cyber threats. Don’t believe me? Here’s a list…
Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps to download. Have fun! (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they may go back to their regular price anytime so download the apps for free while you can.)
Apple Looking To Solarize The iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch? (via Clean Technica) Originally published on Solar Love. Apple recently posted a job announcement for a thin films engineer for its mobile devices division, making some people think that the mobile giant might be looking to develop some solar-powered devices. Surely, if…
Nothing to lose really. If you’re looking for something just “OK” to have on your iPhone to pass the time, Sunday Lawn will be able to satisfy filling the odd blanks between your meetings. What was once a paid game is now free for the iPhone. Sunday Lawn plays like Pacman — you’re Charlie and…
Hey, lookie here. Another iPad bag for the masses. Yes, this follows the same trend of bags that look too much like a purse for any respectable guy to carry with them, but just in case you’re interested, here’s the scoop on the Booq Push: The Boa push iPad messenger provides one of the most…
If there is one thing I hate about OSX it’s Finder. In fact, that may be the only thing I hate about OSX. If you’re like me (I’m so, so sorry) then hate no more…because Macintosh Explorer is today’s Software Spotlight – and it will cure what ales ya…assuming ales ya is Finder…and that ales…
Loony. Loopy. I may be missing something here, and I might just be setting myself up as a target for not getting it, but this Kickstarter campaign for a SMART menstrual cup really makes me think of those two words. Especially since it’s already exceeded its goal with 21 days to go. So what’s LOONCUP?…
In case you missed it, we featured this website called Covers by Siri some time back, and while the idea is pretty cool, the limited choices can be quite disappointing. But, did you know Siri can sing for real? Ask her nicely, and you’ll have your favorite virtual personal assistant belting out a tune for…
My first encounter with Bluetooth on my Mac was a mystifying experience. Whether devices were discovered seemed to be determined by eldritch forces beyond human comprehension. File transfer was hilariously unfinished, despite theroretically existing. The magic of Apple did not seem to extend to this backwater of wireless connectivity, and I shelved it in my…
Well, it’s getting to be that time again. You can now register for Macworld 2008 (so expect the rumors and predictions to start any day now). The event is happening in San Francisco on January 14 through the 19th, 2008. If you register before October 3rd you can get a free Exhibit pass (using Priority…
HOTAS (hands on throttle and stick) are much needed accessories for playing flight sims. While you can play the game with keyboard and mouse, it’s challenging to learn and inefficient to play long term. If you’re just getting into playing flight simulators, when should you get a HOTAS? And which ones are worth purchasing today?…
Last week I posted about Apple revealing a “true” Video iPod as early as this week. As most of you, I’m sure, have noticed, this week is rolling on by with no Video iPod as of yet…STILL, Hrmpf has given us some very, very revealing information from an Apple patent that was published today. The…
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