We all know that Garageband contains hundreds of loops that we can use to create “original†music. Many of us, however, take them for granted and don’t realize how quick and easy it is to create a professional-sounding song. As a home-recording application, Garageband is quite underrated and, in my humble opinion, can and should…
I played around with the new HDR feature on my iPhone yesterday with some mixed results. Ultimately, this comes down to the advantages and disadvantages of the technology, but overall, I’m pretty pleased. First, HDR is best in high-contrast situations, such as the images here. Pictured is Scrappy, my dachshund, without HDR below, and with above….
See that pretty looking store right there? Two years ago, I spent about 6 hours in line at that location, waiting for my brand new iPhone 3G. It’s one of the bigger Apple stores in the area, and it’s in a new mall on the outskirts of town. It’s a bit far out for me,…
TUAW reports that DVD John has “broken free” of iTunes DRM using an “unusual analog hole”…but after hearing what it is, it doesn’t sound that unusual at all. The software plays back iTunes DRMed tracks in fast forward then records them. That’s all well and good, but its no different than burning your iTunes music…
The second day of the Expo was actually my 4th day in San Francisco. Since I’ve been walking everywhere I go (and that’s not something I normally do quite as much back home), I really started to feel it. Soreness and blisters and all of that fun stuff. I spent the morning exploring the West…
Apple updated the EFI firmware for the Macbook, Macbook Pro, Macbook Air and iMac late yesterday. These updates all “fix compatibility issues” with their respective machines. A firmware up date was also issued for the new aluminum keyboard, resolving an issue where a key could unexpectedly ‘stick’ and repeat characters. It also mends “other issues”…
It’s no secret that iOS 8 is not “friendly” to users with older iPhones. Older iPads have the same issue. Then there was the snafu about the update which was quickly recalled by Apple. There is good news – and hope – for users with the older models, as Forbes reports that a new iOS…
“I’ll have the…no that fish is poisonous…wait that one is endangered,†said the knowledgeable seafood customer. The waiter was most impressed with the respectful way in which the seafood connoisseur conducted business, and the result was that the customer enjoyed the succulent Caribbean spiny lobster, that had been flown in from Florida. If seafood is…
Next week I’ll be going on vacation, but that doesn’t mean I want the site to take a vacation just because I’m taking a break for a few days. I already have a few guest bloggers lined up through some friends on Twitter (feel free to join in the fun), but I wanted to open…
The NBC/Apple/Amazon love triangle is kind of funny. It’s all about television shows…and it’s kind of playing out like a poorly written television show itself. NBC is now going steady with Amazon because Amazon was willing to do all the things that Apple wasn’t…and to read it in their own words you’d think this whole…
Loony. Loopy. I may be missing something here, and I might just be setting myself up as a target for not getting it, but this Kickstarter campaign for a SMART menstrual cup really makes me think of those two words. Especially since it’s already exceeded its goal with 21 days to go. So what’s LOONCUP?…
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