The iPhone 4 is arguably the most fragile of the iPhone series, and that’s just another opportunity for case makers to make their mark. One of the big names in the case world is Vaja, makers of pricey leather goods with lots of details. They just came out with a few new models for the…
Next week, the partnership between Apple and Starbucks begins – and to promote the new partnership, Starbucks is going to be giving away 50 million iTunes songs. The way the promotion will work is like this – Starbucks plans to offer its customers “Song of the Day” cards that can be redeemed through the end…
Many people are worried about their financial life post-Covid pandemic era. The health crises led to many challenges when companies in most parts of the world closed their operations. Actually, several employees were laid off. However, almost all companies have resumed their operations while a few others decided to close. Based on their experiences during…
Every now and again we see a new patent from Apple that shows us a different way to do things…and this one is very interesting. As you can see from the illustration (click on it for a better view), the idea behind this is to put the Optical Disk Drive on the bottom of a…
Gone are the days when you need a phone to call for help; something as small as a watch can now save lives. Such a heroic feat has been proven once again by the Apple Watch SOS feature where two stranded kayakers managed to call for help. The two have since been rescued by the…
At first pass, you might think that The Wonders of Geology exists purely to show off the incredible photography of Michael Collier. While that’s certainly a good reason, it also functions as an excellent textbook, sure to instill enthusiasm for geology into any student.
This PBS Documentary called “The Entrepreneurs” gives us a rare glimpse at Steve in action, working with the team that developed the Next computer – which, in turn, laid the foundation for the modern day Apple. You can watch part two of the video after the break.
Early Monday morning Apple announced CarPlay; a new way to use your iPhone and car to listen to music, talk on the phone, receive text messages, and get turn-by-turn directions via Apple Maps. This giant step from Apple seems to be a great new way to use iOS 7 and your car, but does CarPlay…
Thanks for the emails guys. It looks like the Apple store is down as of 12:45 CST. It’s probably nothing to get excited about, it doesn’t make a whole lot of sense for there to be any new products this close to Christmas – but you never know. Update: The store is back up –…
I’m very excited about the Apple TV. As I’ve stated several times, I’m dumping my cable when the Apple TV ships, and I’m going to blog about the experience over the first 30 days to share with you the ups and downs of doing this. After 30 days, I may want to go back to…
I love my Twelve South BookArc for iPad, and every day, it’s the place that stores my iPad in between uses. But as much as I love it, I need something mobile for when I take my iPad on the road. The stand that comes with my incase Travel Kit Plus is nice for viewing…
Yes, I do really like my incase iPad Travel Kit Plus, because it not only holds my iPad, but it also holds my wireless keyboard and accessories. But as much as I like it, sometimes I want something with a bit more …Â panache. That’s why when i find things like this re-purposed bag by Temple,…
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