Floods are one of the most frequent natural hazards in Canada. These floods can occur any time of the year, often caused by the rapid melting of thick snowpacks, ice jams, or heavy rainfall. Whatever the case, floods can cause a lot of damage to homes and properties. If you’re unfortunate to have your phone…
Back in October, I wrote a post about justifying the high cost of software, particularly when it came to Mac programs. It was all related to Daylite, a popular business management program by Marketcircle, and a program I was considering using for my own business. I eventually bought it, and Daylite Touch, and it worked…
Whether you’re gearing up for your run, preparing for that last minute study session or packing the car for the great American road trip, picking the right tunes to take with you is essential.
So, there was this hacker named Malcor that was hijacking Apple websites that were too “fanboi”. (Yeah, I can’t believe I just spelled it that way either.) It got the digg community all a twitter, and it caused quite a stir in the Apple online community. It’s the kind of thing that gets people riled…
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Happy Monday, everyone. Let’s start the last full week of November with more paid iOS apps gone free. We’ve got an eclectic mix today, so I hope you find one that you will want and find super useful.
Appleinsider reports that its informants, combined with TUAW’s informants might equal a possible, maybe, not quite sure, but it could be, event at the end of Feb. As astonishing as that might sound – as hard as it might be to believe – it kind of…you know…makes sense. There is this little thing called an…
Unlike other match-3 iOS games, where you find yourself whipped into a frenzy of screen-tapping finger action, Fruit Zen HD hopes to usher you into a state of zen-like tranquility. In a sort of cross between match-3 gaming and Tetris, fruit-themed blocks fall from the top of the screen to the bottom, stacking atop their…
Remember Ming Chi-Kuo? He’s the Apple analyst we told you about awhile back after he made some rather bold predictions about the iPhone 6S. He’s making headlines once again this week following a research note he wrote for KGI Securities, the investment firm that he works for. In the note, Kuo made what could be an even bolder prediction,…
Today’s Apple launch event was the first held in the new Steve Jobs Theater. The sole purpose of the new auditorium seems to be holding Apple keynotes, according to Tim Cook’s touching introductory ode to Steve Jobs. It was an anniversary event in many ways, held ten years after the iPhone changed the smartphone business…
I was driving back from seeing Kung Fu Panda again with my daughter (highly recommended) when I saw it out of the corner of my eye. At first, I couldn’t believe it…so I turned the car around, and THERE IT WAS. The iCar. Sitting with a “For Sale” sign on it right in front of…
This is a fun project from designer Dmitry Zagga. It pokes fun at conceptual design – and if you’ve been around here for any length of time you know that if it’s on thing I enjoy — it’s poking fun. The project is pretty easy, it involves 4 paper cups, two tooth picks, and an…
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