There’s something about the simplicity of Paul McCartney’s new single, “Dance Tonight” that I love. It reminds me of his older work, which I love – being a huge Beatles fan and all. So Obviously, when you put music that I love together with products that I love…well, I’m probably going to love it…and (just…
How does a US proxy work, and what is it? This article aims to introduce the concept of a proxy server and explain how it works. A proxy server is a bridge between the user and the website they’re trying to access. In this setup, users connect to a proxy server before requesting to visit…
In today’s gigantic special edition, there’s a wind tunnel simulator, a download helper, a people skills book app, and almost 20 games!
It’s not often I write about contests that others are putting on, but this one from Macminicolo is just too cool. The company describes themselves as a “colocation company that hosts Mac minis as dedicated servers”, and they’ve seen a lot of creative ways for Mac Minis to be used in this capacity – and…
When news happens, your iPhone and iPad news apps can be counted on to send out notifications so you know immediately what’s going on. But some news apps are faster and more thorough than others.
No one in history has ever been named Time Magazine‘s “Person of the Year” after they died, but Steve Jobs could very well be the first. Is it an honor he deserves?
Last night, I decided to try and get caught up on Lost. I failed…but I tried. I downloaded the last two weeks worth of the show. Even though Lost is not in Widescreen on iTunes (which kinda drives me nuts) the video quality is exceptional. I’m very pleased with the overall picture clarity. I didn’t…
Put up a Google Alert for “Steve +Jobs” and see what you get. I recently discovered that Kuo Design has printed a page with every Steve Jobs magazine cover he’s ever done, all in one place. This one above is my favorite, but there’s a brief story as to why. I’m a car guy, and…
There is a game app going around in cyberspace called Lose/Lose and it is very similar to Space Invaders, but with a deadly twist. When you shoot and kill alien, the game deletes a file from your computer. The creator of this game app is Zach Gage, a digital artist from New York. I don’t…
The Chinese government has decided to block access to iTunes after discovering that Olympic Athletes have been downloading and album called “Songs for Tibet”. The album features tracks by artists like Moby, Sting, and Suzanne Vega, and serves as a form of protest against China’s 1950 invasion of Tibet, and its continuing rule there. The…
For you digg readers out there (hi, Digg readers!) you’ve probably already seen this link to the Cynical IT Guy’s blog where he rants about how iTV came out 11 years ago…and except for the fact that he is completely wrong…I totally agree with him. After doing only a few minutes worth of researching (i.e….
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