Following the iPad 2’s release, many first generation owners have decided to upgrade. While selling your old model is an option, donating it for educational purposes is your chance to do something good. Apple has announced a trade-in program that allows previous iPad owners to donate their last generation tablet to a teacher in a…
Even when every network device is disconnected, your computer can still communicate over a kind of network. Known as a “loopback,” a Unix machine can send and receive network communications from itself and to itself over a virtual network device. Your computer can send messages from itself to itself, permitting network-style communications without the need…
[Image from The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs] Apple’s been in a good financial position for a while now, with a butt-load of cash in the bank and lots of income coming in during one of the worst recessions since the great depression. But this news from their quarterly report call, well this is big….
A lot of people seem to think that the iPad is an iFail. From my point of view, it really did fall short of the expectations and the speculations that has been going on for months. But really, the iPad isn’t that bad of a gadget, especially if you pair it with a few accessories…
Leo Laporte thinks so… On this week’s Macbreak Weekly Merlin Mann suggested that there may be a new Beatles edition iPod similar to the U2 iPod…but with a widescreen and touch features like the iPhone. Leo Laporte “predicted” this same idea again on the latest edition of Geekbrief TV. I would have to agree that…
Curved screen smartphones could catch on, if Apple embraces them (via The Inquirer) THIS WEEK we saw disappointing sales of the “world’s first” curved screen smartphone, Samsung’s Galaxy Round, and to be honest, it doesn’t come as much of a shock. If Samsung’s apparent attempt at gaining publicity with the tagline, “the first curved…
Apple has a track record of making fascinating products. Their iPhone 14 Pro Max is durable and in a class by itself—a phone to beat. If you have one, you not only proudly hold it in your hands, but you would also want others to see it. Hence, getting a cover for it is the…
PC World recently wrote an article naming some of the ugliest Tech products ever…and the flower power iMac made the list. If you take a look at it, it’s a hard point to argue. That thing is hideous. It came towards the end of the first iMac’s life cycle, and was released with what I…
I’m fascinated with CNC machines. I think it comes back to my childhood love of Legos, and my current fascination with cars and trucks. That’s why I love products like this, even though it’s not quite yet on the market. It’s called the Vapor, and it’s an all-aluminum case made by ElementCase. It’s carved from…
It’s on! Apple has sent out invitations for its long-suspected September 10th media event/keynote/PR/circus/thing, and here it is. What do you suppose Tim Cook & Co. will unveil?
It’s official, Monopoly is ruining my life. I bought the game about a week ago, mostly on the recommendation on a buddy of mine. He loved the game, and told me that it was one of the best time wasters he had purchased in the past year. I’m always down for a mindless game or…
ZapMedia who filed for a couple of patents in 1999 for a “way of sending music and other digital content from servers to multiple media players”, which were granted in 2006 and Tuesday, respectively, are suing Apple over the iPod and iTunes. The lawsuit, which was filed in East Texas (which is apparently the frivolous…
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