Simple yet addictive, Elevens HD is a card game you’ll get lost in for hours on end. Created by Sector3 Games, this $2 download has you searching your deck for cards that add up to eleven. At least two cars are required, but if you can use more than two, you’ll get bonus points. The…
I’m always looking for new stands and new ways to hold my stuff. I currently have a twelvesouth Bookarc for iPad chillin’ on my desk, but I’m always looking for the next big thing. That’s when I came across the Pad Bracket, pictured above. At $24.95 it’s not too bad, but unlike most stands, this…
Apple’s default mail client is a favorite of many OSX users. With its simple, clean interface and built-in integration with apps like Calendar and Contacts, it really is a great solution for email. Most people just use the surface features of Mail.app and are completely happy with it. There are some people, however, that would…
There’s only so much you can do with lithium batteries. You can tweak the doping, change the chemistry, but in the end, we’ve pretty much tapped out that area of technological progress. If Apple wants to improve their products’ batteries, they’ll be looking at solid state battery technology. What’s a Solid State Battery? The big…
Software Spotlight is a new ongoing feature of Apple Gazette.com to feature Mac software, both old and new, from around the web. Aurora is a free iTunes and EyeTV compatible alarm clock for your Mac. Aurora works with any iTunes playlist, or TV or radio channel from EyeTV. The software also has some pretty advanced…
Poor Phil was just trying to talk about the iPhone – and all Channel 4 wanted to talk about was if iTunes was a Monopoly…then the Starbucks equipped PR team jumped in and saved the day…
Side Note: I wrote this thanks to some research I had to do recently because my Mail app was constantly throwing these errors. After research I found the issue was indeed my SMTP server not being entered correctly. How it became incorrect I’ll never know, but hopefully if you’re having issues with this, my issues…
Apple didn’t miss any opportunity to take a pot shot at the iPad’s competitors pointing out their low sales, small number of third party Apps and their reluctance to leave “The PC era.” Steve Jobs’ speech revealed part of what makes the iPad great: the competition. Low Sales, Low App Numbers, Low Everything Before the…
October came and went, and still no iTunes 11. What’s the deal? Apple is “taking a little extra time to get it right.”
We’ve all been there: it’s the moment when your brand new iPhone slips out of your hand and lands facedown on the ground. In the few seconds between dropping the phone and leaning down to pick it up, all you can do is hope that the screen is still intact. It’s an absolutely gut-wrenching feeling,…
While there are many upgrades that were made with the new M1 MacBooks, one cannot deny a glaring downside that we’ve been going on about: the limited USB ports. These new MacBooks (like predecessors) have only two USB-C ports and a headphone jack, and that’s it (unless you’re getting the MacBook Pro 16″). Yes, USB-C…
Well, after the iPhone price drop – I bought my wife an iPhone. Now, that .Mac account I was going to get needs to be a family pack so we can both have access to posting photos to the Web Gallery, plus, the .Mac mail is the only email I’ve used on the iPhone that…
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