It’s easy to be inefficient. And for things that you only do once in a while, inefficiency is fine. Optimizing performance for a monthly task is generally a overall time loss. But for things you do frequently, finding the most efficient and effective method is worthwhile. This goes double for work that you need to…
I’m a little late on the news but for those who aren’t aware, Research In Motion (RIM) has recently developed and released a BlackBerry Desktop made specifically for Mac Users last Friday, October 2. It’s about time. iSync is good, but there’s only so much you can do with a sync manager that isn’t specially…
The highlight of Apple’s announcement Verizon would carry the iPhone was mobile hotspot support in addition to tethering. While the iPhone on AT&T supports data tethering, the process took months and was bogged with delays. To combat Verizon, AT&T is being more lenient with its data caps and supporting Mobile Hotspot for iPhone users. As…
I wouldn’t call this funny really…but it is an impressive video that takes a satirical look at iPod Accessory market.
Apple is being sued once again, this time by an inventor named Henry Milan. The lawsuit, which was filed in the U.S. District Court of the Eastern District of Michigan, claims that Apple violated a hardware-based patent in its connecting mechanism in their iPod Nano and iPod Touch products according to MacNN. The firm argues…
So there is a new rumor about the 6G iPod…and this time there is video backing it up. If this IS true, then the next iPod WILL NOT be a full screen, iPhone like device. It will keep the same 4×3 screen, and the clickwheel will live on. This actually makes a lot of sense…
I don’t understand the extremely expensive “fashion” iPod Shuffle market…do these things really sell? This latest one is from Brighton, UK, jeweler John Harrington. It’s laser etched, it features 5 tiny diamonds, and will cost you $600. If you want to buy one, you can click here – but please don’t. Buy 6 of these…
If you own CS2 at least… Apple Insider is reporting that Adobe Systems will be releasing a Beta of Photoshop CS3 to owners of a valid serial number for the current CS2 version of the photo editing software. Apparently this will be the only CS application that will be available in Beta, and it will…
Take a look at this awesome collection of Christmas Icons from Icon Drawer. These “winter holiday” themed icons are 100% free to download, and are one set of many free icon collections that Icon Drawer has avaible on their site. Click Here to go to their free icons download page and scroll down until you…
Good morning, Apple Gazette readers! Here are some apps gone free to forget the Monday blues. For today’s list of free apps, we’ve got mostly games, so you’re going to have tons of fun swiping and tapping. Enjoy! (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they will go back at regular price anytime.)
This is YouTube in a nutshell. This is what happens when people have too much time on their hands…and yet…somehow I find this strangely amusing…
Have you ever wanted to change the rating of your song while it was on your iPod? Well, it’s easy enough to do. Simply press the select button (that button in the middle of the clickwheel) twice. Then use the scroll wheel to increase or decrease your song rating. BOOM – your song rating is…
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