Ever since I was a kid, I’ve always loved watches. I remember looking down at my watch, proudly, as a little guy and seeing my awesome Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers watch. It had this awesome lightning bolt band and my favorite Mighty Morphin’ Power Ranger’s face on it (Jason, by the way).
The older I get, the more important I realize Politics are. While this is not a political blog, and you will get no political commentary from me here, I do think that it is important that we all know what our representatives are voting for…and VoteWatch is a really cool Widget that does just that….
The Editor’s at Macworld have picked their “Best of Show” for 2008 and presented to us in a lovely video format – the first 2:30 of the video are filled with their own little awards show opening comedy bit…so keep that in mind if you want to skip it, but the video itself is well…
It looks like Apple is working on a next generation iSight camera. The source for this (thanks MacRumors) is a QuickTime localization file which you can find here: /System/Library/QuickTime/QuickTimeUSBVDCDigitizer.component/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/Localizable.strings You can open the .strings file with either TextEdit, or a simple Quicklook, but either it its’ very clear that: /* Next Generation USB iSight */…
At some time in their life, one in five Americans will get skin cancer, according to current projections. Almost 9,500 People receive a skin cancer diagnosis every day. Do you know that drivers are more likely to acquire skin cancer on their left side since it receives more direct sunlight? Tinted window film may shield…
Forrest Research, who seem to be riding that “Apple headline high” that most of these research groups go through from time to time, is back again telling us all how much of a failure the AppleTV is. They have number estimates, and blah, blah, blah… Does this “research group” crap get under your skin as…
I’m a big fan of vector drawing programs. I love vector artwork, and I enjoy working with these different programs to see how they put things together. Most try to follow the path set by Adobe, and that’s great. It makes them easy to access, and quick to pick up. DrawIt is a different beast,…
Apple briefly made a mistake on their site yesterday, saying that OS X Tiger would ship on October 26th, instead of “within 24 hours”. October 26th has been a long rumored release date for the product, but the only problem is that Leopard has yet to be certified Gold as far as we know. With…
I love discovering awesome apps that I haven’t seen or heard anybody else talking about. Here’s a delightful gem that’s part game, part “experience,” and all fun. It’s perfect for kids and adults alike, and I guarantee it’s like nothing else on your iPad.
Bloomberg is reporting that investigators have determined that the fake “Steve Job’s heart attack” story that made it onto CNN’s iReport site was planted by a an 18-year old teenager. They found no evidence that the teen attempted to profit from the sharp drop in Apple’s stock that occurred after Silicon Alley Insider picked up…
Recently we read about a new service that allows you to give site readers updates via email, IM, or SMS text messages. I have seen services that want us to charge you for this feature, but we can actually do it for free…if you’re interested in it. So, please vote below and let us know…
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