Apple’s latest (and last of ’13?) keynote event unveiled the next-gen, ultra-thin, Mini-inspired “iPad Air.” But there was loads more revealed and shown off at this massive event. This is what you need to know.
The iPod Touch is showing up all over the place. You can find unboxing photos on Flickr, a 5/5 Editor’s Choice review at PC Mag, and a new Features PDF guide at Apple.com. All good stuff. I’m not planning to buy an iPod Touch, but I do plan to make the trek down to an…
EA didn’t try to reinvent the wheel when they ported perennial arcade classic Snood to the iPad. But what they came up with radically alters the gameplay — in a surprisingly good way — nonetheless.
Excited about the big event? Of course you are. Well here’s the wrap up on today’s big events. Snarky commentary to follow shortly. iOS 120 Million iPads, iPhones and iPod Touch devices shipped. 230,000 iOS activations per day, not including upgrades 6.5 billion downloads from app store, 200 apps every second iOS 4.1 introduced Bugs…
I’ve been getting ready for Macworld, and since I have a young child at home who has made it clear that my going to San Francisco for several days is not the greatest thing ever, I have been trying to find a webcam for our Mac Mini. I might as well be trying to find…
For graphic designers, like myself, the ONE thing that has kept us from getting Intel based Macs (besides cost, of course) is the fact that Adobe’s Creative Suite is not yet Intel native. Well, that’s going to be changing soon because we’ll be seeing Creative Suite 3 in the second quarter of 2007 (March or…
I’m a big Ed Burns fan. I’ve loved his movies all the way back to The Brother’s McMullin. I’m not talking about everything he’s acted in – but the films that he’s written, directed and starred in. He has done some really great work, and I’m excited to see that his new film, Purple Violets,…
Let’s hypothetically say that the subway is a dank underground dungeon housing miles of impregnable track that one must follow amidst confusing labyrinths, which lie beneath the concrete castles of New York City, in order to get anywhere. Well that’s New York, and its useful, necessary and intricate underground train system, the subway, is a…
It wasn’t too long ago when dev shops and app makers made some noise about how Apple’s policy on marijuana apps was against them. Less than a month later, Apple backtracks on its policy on marijuana apps. SFGate reports that apps that have been removed are now available on iTunes. In particular, MassRoots, a platform…
Furry fandom, an obscure subculture united by a passion for all things anthropomorphic, can be a lucrative business because artisanal fursuits are haute-couture. Despite getting a bad rap as perverse fetishists, the subculture is actually about playful escapism and a fascination with what links humans to animals. An individual design may need up to 200…
For those who don’t know, I’m a freelance writer and photographer. I do several things every day, and work for lots of different people, which is both a blessing and a curse. Recently, I picked up a big gig as the editor of a local publication. This company uses Apple products to get the design…
One of the reasons that I love Apple computers so much is that they are quality products that continue to perform at a very high level for a long period of time. They are not only dependable and durable, but also extremely easy to use and maintain. But over time, all computers – no matter the brand…
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