Amidst Apple’s iPad 2 announcement was news the original iPad would not only be sold alongside its newer brother at a discounted price but that recent purchasers would be refunded $100. The first generation iPad is now being sold at a $100 discount starting at $499 and refurbished units being offered at $349. However, the…
Apple Insider has an extensive look at an Apple patent filing that could point to some interesting innovations for future versions of the Apple OS. The drawings showcase some innovative ways that Apple could implement a 3D desktop environment on the desktop. Instead of a two dimensional interface that we have now we could see…
When FaceTime was first announced by Apple, I got pretty excited. I’ve got a new child, after all, and his grandparents have iPhones. Using FaceTime would be great to show them when he does all of those cool new “firsts,” like today, when he had his first taste of bananas. That’s right, bananas. Doesn’t get…
Fresh from the Apple factory, the iPhone OS 3.1.2 software update is out! This update will address several annoying issues that OS 3.1 brought upon iPhone users. Issues like not waking up from sleep (annoying), network service disruption (more annoying), and crashing during video streaming (slightly annoying). Not much of a biggie update, but an…
When I was younger, I worked at Best Buy manning the cellular phone center. Back then, nickel-metal hydride batteries were all the rage, because they didn’t pick up a huge memory the way that Ni-Cad batteries in most cell phones at the time did. Since then, we’ve moved on to lithium polymer batteries, which perform…
You know what I did the other day? I bought myself a Moleskine journal. Why? Well sure, I could’ve spent $2 on a regular spiral notebook, but sometimes I really enjoy spending 10 times the amount of money I should to get a very similar product. Honestly, as weird as it sounds, part of me…
I loves me some docks, but sometimes, I think it can be a bit too much. Take, for example, this concept posted over at Yanko Design, one of my favorite prototype blogs. It’s a dock designed to fit underneath your iMac which has a docking station for your iPad, iPod, and iPhone. Oh, and there’s a few…
My name is David, and I am a recent switcher. I come from an Ubuntu Linux fan boy background. I have also been a long time Windows user. Many of my friends were not surprised when I switched from Windows to Linux, but when I told them I had gone and grabbed a Mac, they…
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It’s no secret that Apple has been pushing the gaming side of the iPod Touch and iPhone, but now there’s some hard data to back up that information. Flurry Analytics, a company that does mobile analytics (naturally), has decided to figure out how Apple has risen to the top. Here’s how they came up with…
Storage technology has evolved by leaps and bounds since the dawn of the computer age. Today’s leap forward is NVMe, a storage system that promises to exponentially increase the bandwidth available to storage devices. Apple’s SSDs are well-made, no doubt, but that’s not their sole source of speed. That is granted by the impressive bandwidth…
Small IS the New Big: PhoneValet Message Center Wins Macworld’s 2006 Eddy Award Four year-old Canadian start-up, built from the ground up with Internet-driven operations and marketing, wins global honor for Mac technology innovation OGDENSBURG NY and OTTAWA ON, 12 December 2006 – A two-time winner of Macworld Conference and Expo’s Best of Show award…
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