Apple is making efforts to smooth out the iPhone waiting experience. Apple stores are opening as early as 8:00 am. Apple employees are then going through the line and pre-qualifying customers. Once you have been pre-qualified they are issuing tikets for iPhones that people can either wait in line and use right then, or they…
My wife’s Dell laptop runs Windows 7, and every time that I use it, I notice the hovering feature. Should I mouse over the icons in the dock, each window for each program will appear, and then I can select from those at will. It’s handy for those times when I’ve got multiple windows open…
Ever since upgrading to Leopard, I’ve been having a problem with my wireless network. I’ve tried switching to an Airport Extreme – and I switched back to my Netgear Router – I’ve tried everything I can think of – but it’s still a problem. What happens is that the wireless connection just seems to stall…
One of the key things that I noticed when I got my MacBook Pro is that it is slick looking. I worried that it wouldn’t stay pretty for long. I am pretty rough on my computers. The ThinkPad paled in comparison, and was smaller in size than the MacBook Pro. I found myself enjoying the…
Australian and New Zealand residents can finally order Photobooks, calendars, postcards, and prints directly from Apple. A feature that we’ve had in the states for over two years. Before this official release customers wanting to use the service had to either use a third party solution, or have a friend in the US. Picturebooks start…
If you’re looking to get into the holiday spirit, you might want to grab this widget, which not only has a Christmas countdown, but also has an RSS feed that connects directly to Santa’s online Journal, letting you know just what Jolly Old Saint Nick is up to in preparation for Christmas. Fun, huh? Click…
[Image via Engadget] I really like the crew at Square. I’ve written about one of their founders in a magazine, and about them here multiple times. But it’s just not as out there as it could be yet, and I know I haven’t received my reader yet. And although excuses about manufacturing problems and underwriting…
Apple’s Image Capture app is one of the little-known pieces of exceptionally useful software that ships with every Mac. As the name implies, it’s used to import images and capture input from scanners. It can be used with any scanner, smartphone, digital camera, or memory card, and it’s often easier to use than manufacturer-provided software. Scan…
The iSoftPhone looks to me like a lawsuit waiting to happen. It’s a SIP phone interface that looks…you guessed it…like an iPhone. I didn’t actually get a chance to look at this software too closely because to use the trial you have to create a CallCentric user account…and I just didn’t feel like it. The…
In the past few weeks, I’ve reviewed OmniFocus for the Mac and iPhone, and now we’re reviewing OmniFocus for iPad. This one comes with the same caveats: I was given a free copy of the program to review, and I’ve spent the last little bit checking it out. Here’s the results. Getting into the OmniFocus…
Want to walk on the wild side? Head over to iTunes U, a treasure trove of hidden gems where you’ll find stuff that’s so much fun, you’d never know it had anything to do with education.
It’s now finally the season of fall in certain parts of the world! For people whose favorite season is fall, it entails going to certain places and getting specific foods that are only available during the autumn season. This can be that pumpkin spice latte from Starbucks that almost everyone seems to love. It can…
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