So, Apple released an update to the iPhone. At first, it seemed like the update was just a few security issues and bug fixes, but there are also a few minor new features in here that are worth noting. For example, there is now a BCC option in the mail app. Also, the Passcode options…
Stress tests – serious or not – are always fun. Whether it’s focused on just one phone or it’s a comparison between different units, there is something about these tests that relieve us of our stress – even if momentarily. Now, if it’s an iPhone and a Samsung phone pitted against each other, we know…
If you’re not on an unlimited data plan, then every byte that your iPhone uses up is precious data. Knowing how much data you use every month is essential in making sure you don’t reach your data cap that fast. Which apps on your iPhone use up most of your data? Are you benefitting from…
There’s lots of talk today about TBWACChiatDay winning the bid to design the advertising campaign for the iPhone. I can’t say that I’m in anyway surprised by this. In fact, I would have been extremely surprised if At&t’s prefered Advertising partner had taken it over. It just wouldn’t make sense. Several people online are claiming…
Princeton has provided the knowledge to sustain the English lovers’ can-kicking free mobile dictionary and thesaurus application: “WordNet.†Each of the 1.4 million plus words included in the “WordNet†App are given rarely extensive treatment in a free for the iPhone program; there are literally nine different definitions for the word butt as a noun,…
Last night I was out with the wife and I discovered that I had accidentally left my iPhone at home. As you can imagine (me being an email addict and all) that this made me highly uncomfortable. After about an hour, I had to borrow my wife’s iPhone and check my email. I went to…
Some out of the box ideas were actually considered for inclusion in one of the iterations of the iPhone if we’ll base it on newly discovered patents that were filed by Apple a a year ago. According to the supposed patent, the durability of the iPhone was a major consideration for the people at Apple,…
I noticed a recent trend that I found slightly troublesome. The other night I looked up at dinner (we were eating out) and I was buried in my iPhone while we waited for our order. My daughter was buried in a coloring page, and my wife was buried in her iPhone as well. As soon…
The battery life of the iPhone 3G is one of its biggest problems. This was an issue with the original iPhone too – but even more so with the iPhone 3G. Original iPhone users have had a great solution for this problem with the Mophie Juice Pack. Now, finally, the 3G version of this battery…
Sega today released a port of the original Sega Genisis classic, Sonic the Hedgehog for 5th Gen iPods, iPod Classics and 3rd Gen iPod Nanos. While this is probably the 70th release of this game (it is available on just about every mobile platform you can imagine, plus most consoles, on Gametap, and more), it…
Are you taking full advantage of the digital age? A remarkable 90% of data available today was generated in the last two years, and a significant chunk of this comes from AI generated content. Yes, the bots are busy, and for good reason! AI technology is now capable of producing content that is strikingly human-like….
At Macworld this year I had a chance to play with the “Spore Creature Creator” from EA. Today, the creature creator has been released for PC and Mac, both as a free trial, and as a $9.95 retail version. The Creature Creator allows you to build your own creatures from over 228 parts, paint them…
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