The hype behind the Kindle 2 has been astounding in recent weeks, and there have been more than a few comparisons with the iPhone. So, it seemed logical to take a look at the Kindle and see what the fuss is about. Is it even comparable to the iPhone? Will Apple be releasing something to…
The Apple Worldwide Developers Conference or WWDC 2016 is coming up and the event is always something for Apple junkies to look forward to. The conference will be hosted by the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Fransisco. The official page of the site states that during the event “Apple’s renowned developer community comes together…
So I got access to the open beta yesterday. Bad Company 2 is one of the more highly anticipated multiplayer games, supposedly a “Modern Warfare 2 killer.” I was able to get my first impressions out and have successfully installed it on my VAIO CW gaming laptop. However I also took the liberty of seeing…
Ready for the week? Here are free iOS apps to have a nice start. (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they will go back to their regular price anytime.)
Apple receives — and deserves — a lot of respect. They’re absolutely incredible innovators… But were they really the first to envision, manufacture, or sell many of the tech products we take for granted today?
Apple just released a bombshell of a press release, not only announcing that Macworld 2009 will be the last time they exhibit at the show, but that Steve Jobs will not be giving this year’s keynote address. Instead Philip Schiller will be giving the Keynote. The press release makes it clear that this is the…
Yesterday afternoon Apple released another iPhone update. This one, update 2.0.2. At the time of this writing its not exactly clear what the update does, but one hopes that it will help the 3G reception problems that have been bugging so many users. It’s not something that I’ve had a problem with, but I know…
We take our MacBooks with us practically anywhere, and protection is a must. When you’re carrying a MacBook with you, whether that’s going to school or heading to work, you must use a bag that would protect it well. You can opt to use a regular bag but that probably won’t offer that much protection….
by Jeff Cutler When I’m sitting in line outside the Boston Apple Store’s Boylston Street entrance on May 15, I’m going to be blogging and probably Twittering about the experience. It won’t be totally about the free T-shirt I’ll get at 6PM when the doors are reportedly going to open for the first time to…
Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps to download. Have fun! (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they may go back to their regular price anytime so download the apps for free while you can.)
It looks like there might not be a reason to wait in line for the iPhone (but I’m going to anyway). According to BusinessWeek, 2 separate sources have confirmed that Apple will be supplying 3 Million iPhones at launch. If that’s the case, pretty much everyone that waits in line for one should be able…
There’s quite a bunch of apps that have dropped their prices this week, but if you don’t feel like spending a single cent, here are our four choices of paid iOS apps gone free. They are a mix of productivity tools and fun apps. OfficeSuite Pro – PDF + office documents There is more to…
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