Blocking someone on your mobile phone is pretty common these days. Whether it’s an ex who you no longer wish to contact you or a marketer who keeps badgering you, blocking them on your phone will do the trick. But what if it’s the other way around? How do you know if someone blocked you…
iOS’s built in Calendar app is capable, but frequent users will start to see its flaws. Here’s a few iOS calendar apps you might consider for replacing the built-in calendar with something a little more powerful. Fantastical 2 For a long time, Fantastical 2 has been a top pick among iOS replacement calendar apps. It brings a number of…
I just watched the latest iPhone video over at Apple.com – it shows you how to activate your service, and also how to sync your iPhone with all of your content. The interesting thing is that they don’t seem to be using an iPhone to do all of this…here, take a look. This is a…
The iPhone 3G has a few drawbacks when comparing it to the original iPhone – the biggest of which (for me anyway) is one that I just discovered tonight. You can’t charge the device on an iPod Audio system. I have tried every one that I have in my house, including mStation, and others –…
iOS 5 is bringing more than 200 new features to your iPhone, iPod, and iPad, many of which haven’t been revealed yet by Apple. Here are the 20 best features we do know about.
Looking for an alternative to Safari for iPhone or iPad? (Aren’t we all?) Google may have answered your prayers, because they’ve just brought Chrome to iOS.
Microsoft’s $300 Million Dollar advertising campaign has kicked into another phase with these “I’m a PC” Ads – which are a focused and deliberate attempt to tell the world that Windows machines aren’t the stuffy “work” machines that John Hodgman has so brilliantly portrayed them as in the long running “Get a Mac” campaign. As…
Howard Elementary School in Eugene, Oregon, has been hit by a string of burglaries in the past year, and this latest time, they took 47 MacBooks from the campus. These computers were used primarily by first and second grade students at the technology-driven school. As it turns out, there are 298 kids in the school,…
But don’t do it at home. Or at the parking lot. Or even a racetrack. TechRax’s antics are not strange to us, and we usually – if not always – say that they are pointless. Take for example boiling an iPhone in Coke. Why???? However, some are actually amusing to watch. Like today’s video. I…
So, if you’re not into the iPhone it’s going to be a very long and boring week for you as far as Apple news goes. I doubt there will be much to talk about that doesn’t revolve revolve around the upcoming device. In an effort to not spread or start any more FUD about the…
Have you ever been witness to a friend finally achieving a victory in a game, and you wanted to give them something better than applause? Have you ever witnessed a loved one make a complete ass of themselves in a silent room, and you wanted to loudly play the “Mario Dies†sound from the first…
Apple devices are famous for their tight security features like a strong password that help in preventing unauthorized access. However, if you forget to remember the passcode, you will experience unrelenting problems. Passcode lock, therefore, is an effective security tool for iPhone devices. On this note, the worst part is forgetting the passcode and entering…
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