My wife has a problem. A few years back, she was all about PopCap games online. She’d play them for hours, and things would just get left on the wayside. She ended up giving up cold turkey one day, and things have never been better. Then I bought Plants Vs. Zombies for my iPhone [iTunes…
Arstechnica has a great article up breaking down the current trends in browser usage. In the US Firefox and Safari are on the rise, while IE has taken a slight dip, but Worldwide, IE is holding it’s own. Even though Opera is not mentioned in these charts, I think they are going to be one…
The iPad: it’s sleek, it’s hip, it’s awesome. But is it fashion? One startup hopes to make clothes for computers and tablets as popular as Gap or Abercrombie.
When Apple introduced Apple Music, the tech giant’s answer to other streaming services like Spotify and Tidal, there was almost a universal sigh of boredom. Before the introduction, there was even a question about whether customers would care about an Apple streaming service. But Apple’s senior vice president of Internet Software and Services, Eddy Cue,…
Back in December, I reviewed LogMeIn Ignition for the iPhone. For the uninitiated, LogMeIn is a service that allows you to sign onto your computer remotely to access the desktop. They had just released the Mac client, and the iPhone version was a great way to get to your files over a 3G connection. Ultimately,…
I just read about Apple winning the copyright infringement case about Psystar today. If you are not familiar with the Apple vs Psystar case, Psystar is a corporation that believes in open computers. And with this ideal, they sold non-Apple machines with OS X operating systems for a more affordable price. They are the first…
Of all the things I expected to do on my iPhone today – I have to say designing a room on my iPhone was not one of them. Mark On Call has created an iPhone application that does just that – and does it really well. The app is an interior design App with a…
Adobe has officially begun shipping CS3, and several of the individual applications today according to Ars Technica. Upon hearing this, I decided to see if I could check out the 30 Day trials for the applications. They aren’t up on the official site yet…and the CS2 trials have been removed. It also says “Pre-Order” next…
Big fan of Vanity Fair? Well if you are – and you know who you are, people – they’ve just released the app for the iPad and iPhone [iTunes Link]. Their plan is to release a new app each month for each issue, that way they get paid on each version. Here’s their official statement…
Apple has posted the UK versions of the “Get a Mac” ads online. These may have been there for a while…so no “that is so old” comments please. I first saw them tonight, and I find most of them funnier than their US counterparts. Click Here to check them out.
Last night Apple released minor updates to its iPhoto, Braille Display, and ProKit software. The iPhoto update addresses issues when publishing photos to a .Mac Web Gallery, improves overall stability, and fixes a number of other minor issues. The Braille update, which you can find here, adds support to Apple’s screen reading software, called VoiceOver,…
Nike’s Nike+ line is continuing to evolve, and the latest evolution doesn’t require an iPod at all. The 2.62 x 2.62-inch Nike+ SportBand device fits into a wrist band, then you can connect it to your Mac or PC to track your runs. There is no word just yet on when the device will be…
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