iSkin today announced a trendy new case for your first generation iPod Nano. This premium grade leather case is so stylish and hip it even comes with a mirror so you can take a look at your bad self to make sure your makeup and/or hair is perfectly placed. All kidding aside, the case features…
Griffin Technology is releasing a very interesting product this winter…iKaraoke. This little device plugs into your iPod, iPod Nano or iPod Mini and effectively turns it into a Karaoke machine. iKaraoke sends the music of your favorite tunes to your FM radio minus the lead vocals, allowing you to step up to the mic and…
LEGO has released a clever little game for the iPad, and it’s entirely free. Based on the LEGO board game Creationary, the object is simple: while you watch as the game builds something, you have to guess what’s being built. The game gives you four possibilities to choose from, and you have to pick which…
The security of operating systems has always been a touchy subject, and with leaks sprouting front, back, and center, security and privacy issues have become even more controversial. Apple has repeatedly said that they have stringent security measures in place, although doubts have been raised about that. In a recent report, iOS author and former…
February 10th but Apple is already making preparations. Today iOS 4.2.6 for iPhone 3,3 was released. The build number is 8E200. The newest iOS update is available for direct download from Apple but doesn’t carry any new features.
One of the first problems I encountered when I hooked up my Apple TV was that the Apple Remote was controlling both my Macbook Pro AND my AppleTV. Not cool. To solve this problem there are a few things you can do about this. First, you can Pair the Apple Remote to the AppleTV. Just…
Psyclops iPod Accessories are a little different than most. They include an online dance component that is unique to the company. Maybe I should let them explain it. Find out more at: https://www.psyclopshq.com/
Deciding on what to do in a place as busy as the city of New York can be tough, because there is just so much going on. Welcome the ultimate city planner: the “Time Out New York†application! Let your iPhone tell you up to date events, prices, reviews and maps to find everything that…
If you’ve been following my 30 Days of AppleTV posts at all, then you can probably tell that, while I like the AppleTV, I think there is certainly room for improvement . I’ve been thinking about it a lot, and I think there are several ways that Apple could improve the entire AppleTV experience, and…
I’m sure you’ve noticed this past week that everyday we’ve had a “Software Spotlight” featuring some of our favorite Mac Apps. I’d like to keep doing the Software Spotlight daily for as long as humanly possible…but to do that, I need to see just about every Mac application out there…and I’m sure there are some…
Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps to download. Have fun! (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they may go back to their regular price anytime so download the apps for free while you can.)
Are you one of those people who just can’t friggin’ wait for Christmas? Are you already counting the days? Well you…poor soul…will now have one less thing to keep track of. Ahan Malhotra has created the first Christmas Eve Countdown widget of 2007, and you can download it here.
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