With much fan fair, at midnight last night Skype came to the iPhone and iPod touch. Unfortunately it looks like the initial app might be a bit buggy. Currently there are 1376 reviews for the App on iTunes, and 416 of those are 1 star reviews. That’s a pretty good chunk of people having trouble….
Yesterday evening Apple released the iPhone 2.0.1 software update. If you haven’t grabbed it yet you can do so by connecting your iPhone to iTunes. The 249 MB file features “Bug Fixes” – which is normally pretty cryptic, but in the case of the iPhone 2.0 software, there have been some pretty obvious bugs. For…
Steve Jobs is now ranking at No. 61 on the latest Forbes 400 list of the wealthiest people in America. The net worth of every member of the ranks is at least $1.3 billion. Jobs has fallen slightly from his No. 56 position last year, but he has gained a significant amount of wealth since…
Do you wonder where all your money goes at the end of each month? Are you thinking about investing your money but don’t have the time to meet with a broker? Mobile apps can help you manage and take control of your finances. Here are 7 iPhone apps for personal finance, budgeting and stock trading…
The new iPod Nano makes me wonder why anyone would buy the iPod Shuffle. Sure, the shuffle is cheap and all that, but you get tons more storage with the Nano and it’s only a little bit bigger than the Shuffle. Oh, and it’s got a display. But regardless, this small size makes some people…
While it’s not nearly as catchy as Apple ][ Forever, this song is another from that strange and slightly disturbing “The Apple Boogie” album from the 1980s.
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.)
Realmac Software, makers of some of the slickest Mac and iOS apps, are preparing to drop a new photography app called Analog Camera. If you love the ultra-simple interface and gestures of their to-do app Clear, you’re going to feel right at home with Analog.
Depression can be a debilitating mental health condition for many people, making it hard for them to enjoy their hobbies and maintain their relationships. This condition also extends to children and teenagers who are dealing with academic and social pressure as well. Yet, many cases of depression go undiagnosed, especially in younger people. Parents and…
What’s the big rumor today? Well the headline pretty much says it all, but let’s go to Bloomberg for the big report. Apple Inc. is in advanced talks with News Corp. to let iTunes users rent TV shows for 99 cents and is in discussions with other media companies about similar deals, said three people familiar…
Some users of the iPhone 4S reported experiencing problems with their phone’s battery life – which drains faster. It was initially thought as isolated incidents but with complaints beginning to pile up in various Apple forums, Apple Inc. finally looked into it and admitted that there was indeed a problem with the battery life of…
Turns out that Business Week rumor was true. An iPhone SDK is coming. Today on Apple’s Hot New Page, Steve Jobs officially announced that the iPhone SDK will be available in Feb 08. Here is the unedited text of the announcement: Third Party Applications on the iPhone Let me just say it: We want native…
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