VM Ware is releasing the final version of Fusion, their virtualization software which allows Intel-based Macs to run Windows, Linux or other PC operating systems today. Parallels, not to be outdone, has just released a new Beta version of their virtualization software as well. It’s a tough call on which is the better value. Each…
The world around us is becoming more sophisticated by the minute and to be able to survive this sophistication, we must always get an upgraded version of ourselves. If we don’t, we will be left behind pretty soon. Now while the evolution of mobile phones started several years ago with the basic Nokia brands and…
The MacBook Pro Over the Years MacBook Pros are one of the most popular laptops in the world. Apple has been producing the MacBook Pro line since 2006, and over the last 16 years the MacBook Pro has come a long way. The first generation MacBook Pro was essentially a PowerBook G4 with Intel core…
I enjoyed MacHeist. I thought it was a fun “game”, and enjoyed trying (usually in vain) to figure the Heists out on my own. One of the things that I enjoyed the most about it was how supportive of the independent Mac development community it was. If it’s one thing we like here at Apple…
There are a number of reasons you may prefer to back up your phone without having to rely on the usual suspects – iTunes or a Mac. It happens. Maybe you’ve run out of storage space on iCloud. Maybe you just don’t have immediate access to a Mac when you need it. Or, the version…
Apple Insider reports that Gear Live has the iPhone 2.1 software in hand and note that Core Location can now recognize the cardinal direction of an iPhone with GPS. It can also detect velocity. Both of these are essential to providing turn-by-turn directions. Insider also notes that Apple has implemented a rudimentary version of the…
Nokia today announced their first touch-screen phone – and frankly – they threw the gloves off and came out swinging for Apple’s iPhone. The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is a nice looking phone that has a resistive touch screen and a 640 x 360 display. Engadget have already had their hands on it and their review…
Tablets are slowly easing portable game consoles are the preferred platform for gaming. Tablets offer convenience (you don’t need to carry an extra device to play games) and a literally more hands-on way for controls. At this point, one of the factors where portable game consoles edge tablets is with game selection. But this fact…
Smartphone users can basically be divided into two main camps – the iOS camp and the Android camp. You would think that it’s all just a matter of mobile phone operating system preference, and that at the core of usability, both camps use their phones the same way. But an interesting survey made by Experian…
Looking for that perfect gift? If someone in your life has an addiction to iPhone or iPad apps, here are some real-world goodies that ought to tickle their fancy.
This poster makes some really good points, in shows us some things that we all missed when watching the keynote…
I’ve gotten quite a few emails about the recent iPhone shortages and what that may or may not mean for for the upcoming 3G iPhone. There is a lot of speculation about the date that the 3G version of the iPhone will be released, and I guess it’s time to talk about it – so…
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