MadTV is not a funny show. It’s just plain not. I haven’t found anything funny about the show since the first few seasons back in the 90s. Still, they recently got an Internet boost with their iRack sketch, and they’re back to do another Apple parody that while basically bashing the company throughout the entire…
Apple has issued an update to iWork including Numbers, Keynote, and Pages. Keynote 4.0.4 deals with compatibility issues with Microsoft Power Point, and other general compatibility issues. Pages 3.0.3 and Numbers 1.0.3 also fix the incredibly general “general compatibility issues”. Each download clocks in at roughly 30 Mbs and can be obtained now.
So when’s the last time you went to Think Secret? I haven’t been there in a while, but today they’re back in the spotlight for the following “rumor”… The information, which comes from an unproven source, suggests that Apple will show off the new iPod tomorrow but will hold off on shipping the device until…
When iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite became available for Apple users, Continuity, Apple’s seamless connection of all your Apple devices, was one the company’s biggest selling points. Suddenly, your iPhone, iPad and your Mac started to feel like one device, rather than three separate units. You could take a phone call on your Mac…
The Editor’s at Macworld have picked their “Best of Show” for 2008 and presented to us in a lovely video format – the first 2:30 of the video are filled with their own little awards show opening comedy bit…so keep that in mind if you want to skip it, but the video itself is well…
At some time in their life, one in five Americans will get skin cancer, according to current projections. Almost 9,500 People receive a skin cancer diagnosis every day. Do you know that drivers are more likely to acquire skin cancer on their left side since it receives more direct sunlight? Tinted window film may shield…
Bloomberg is reporting that investigators have determined that the fake “Steve Job’s heart attack” story that made it onto CNN’s iReport site was planted by a an 18-year old teenager. They found no evidence that the teen attempted to profit from the sharp drop in Apple’s stock that occurred after Silicon Alley Insider picked up…
Today: A major game from the creators of Doom and Quake, four storybooks for kids, some useful educational tools, music tools, timers, an image utility for Mac, and much more!
When I called for Guest Posts a few weeks ago, I had no idea what that week was going to bring me. It brought me some great articles, and it also brought an accident to my family that took me away from the site for several days. During that time, I got the following post…
It begins… Stop giggling. We still have hours to go. It’s common for the Apple Store to go down before any Keynote, and it doesn’t guarantee us that the new iPhone will be available today. It might be available for purchase today, but ship down the road – it might not even be what shows…
May of 1998 was a big month. It was the first time the world was introduced to the iMac. With it, a new era of design for Macs and PCs was launched, and its safe to say that the look of computers has never been the same. Its amazing to see how the iMac has…
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