In the world of free desktop video players, VLC reigns supreme. It’s free. It’s open source. You can watch virtually any video file. It’s lightweight, safe, and widely trusted. But like a lot of free, open-source software, it can be a little bit buggy from time to time. And the UI design is somewhat out…
One of the biggest concerns that most consumers still have with the Apple Watch is its battery life. We already know that Apple hopes to deliver a device that can last all day on a single charge, but what exactly that means in terms of real-world use remains to be seen. But new reports indicate that…
Apple Music’s release was anticipated by Apple fans, especially those who have been using Spotify and wanted a better experience. However, the reception of Apple’s streaming service has not received the big applause that the company was in all likelihood was expecting. 9to5Mac recently held a poll asking readers if Apple Music should be labeled…
It used to be that an iPhone with 8GB of storage space was more than enough. Especially if you didn’t download too many apps and didn’t store a lot of media. These days, though, even 16GB is not enough! I don’t even have any music on my iPhone, and the other day, I realized my…
If you’ve watched the Keynote on Apple.com you know it’s streaming, and it’s small. It short, it sucks watching it in streaming Quicktime. Well, fret no more folks, because the Keynote is coming to iTunes. I say coming because it hasn’t been made available for download yet…although you can subscribe to the podcast by clicking…
The new 27-inch iMacs have had their fair share of monitor issues, including a yellowing pattern as it stays on longer, and even reports of cracked displays upon shipment. Maybe the 27-inch form factor is just too big for the iMac to use functionally, but either way, Apple has decided to put a 3-week hold…
In the never-ending saga that is the fail whale called AT&T, should you decide that you want to have a shiny new iPhone 4 on Thursday, it’s best that you wait in line at a local Apple store. That’s because AT&T has released their iPhone 4 availability statement, and it’s not that great. Preordered for…
Did play.com screw up by accidentially releasing the information that Apple is releasing Macbook Core 2 Duo notebooks on Nov. 13th…or is play.com just enjoying a traffic spike from the “leak”? If you live in the UK you can pre-order a Apple MacBook Core 2 Duo 2GHz 512MB RAM 13.3″ Widescreen Laptop for £1029.99…so, chances…
Since movie streaming services such as Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, and Amazon Prime go popular these days, people are prone to stream or purchase digital movies online instead of buying physical DVDs. These physical DVDs could be forgotten about in some corner, waiting for you to watch.
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I’ve got a buddy of mine who’s a programmer. He does iPhone apps, iPad apps, and generally messes around a bunch with Cocoa and what-not. A few months back, he was all excited about the new Dell Mini 9 he had coming. I couldn’t understand why, then he says to me, proud as can be,…
Fans of side-scrolling games are in luck today! There are also lots of handy utilities, productivity apps, and more in this weekend’s edition of Free Apps.
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