There is an app for just about any activity you can think of – navigating through traffic-filled city streets, finding a significant other, and reserving dinner at top restaurants in your area. However, are there apps out there that can be used to change the world for the better? You bet. Here is a list…
A recent article published in Billboard, then clarified in Fortune, mentions that iTunes has increased their market share of the music market, up from 21.42% in 2008 to 26.65% in 2009. The first glaring thing that I noticed here was in the first paragraph of the Fortune article: Songs streamed directly to cellphones, once touted…
Will people ever tire of speculating about the latest thing apple has up its sleeve? Probably not. Will we ever tire of devouring those speculations? Probably not, as well. Here’s another iPhone Air concept that has surfaced, created by designer Sam Beckett. This particular iPhone Air concept features a device that has a 4.7-inch display…
There has been a huge debate regarding which smartphone is better in terms of functionality. Many users have wondered which mobile operating system is superior, iOS or Android. The two options have been in existence for over a decade now. They have accumulated advanced features that have enhanced their functions and quality. Based on how…
Google has released an open source Google Toolbox for Mac. The Toolbox provides sample code for developers and is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. Apple has launched a series of “How to” videos for PC users that are interested in switching to Macs. The 3 tutorials include Anatomy of a Mac which introduces Finder,…
I wish! Seriously. People who run, jog, or work out at the gym know all too well how the default Apple earbuds suck for these activities. They don’t fit comfortably. They are more prone to falling out. The cable gets annoying. While there may be other brands that manufacture earphones specially designed for sports activities,…
Apple has been catching some heat for throttling CPU performance on older phones with weaker batteries. If you have an older iPhone, you’ve probably realized it’s slowed down over the years. But how can you be sure it’s the battery? Here’s how you can figure out if your phone is getting throttled, and what you…
I came across an article online at macworld.co.uk where they were advising readers to not buy an iMac that contained an old-fashioned hard drive. Instead of the old-fashioned hard drive, the article covered several reasons why it would be better to purchase an iMac with SSD. They went on to state that the hard drives…
The iPhone dominates the cell phone landscape as the phone most used to browse the Internet, for obvious reasons, but now the iPhone has been dubbed one of the most popular for uploading pictures as well. According to data pulled from Flickr (and MacNN), more members use the iPhone to upload photos than any other…
February is fast approaching an end, and it is looking more and more like we won’t be seeing that iPhone SDK we were all promised. Rumors are starting to circulate that the iPhone SDK will be delayed by as much as 3 weeks. My own personal guess, since we’ve seen no indication that Apple will…
Sure, we can all talk about how all those folks that unlocked their iPhones may be screwed (and guys, I feel sorry for you if it happens – but don’t say I didn’t warn you), but – instead – let’s talk about another interesting part of that little announcement from Apple yesterday: Apple plans to…
Brand new and just for you: apps just released this week that your iPhone and iPad want like you wouldn’t believe.
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