One of the things that I think is really great about the App store is that you can create applications for very specific niches. Pitch Pipe is one such application. (for full disclosure’s sake, Pitch Pipe was conceived by occasional Apple Gazette contributor Drew Corbitt). Pitch Pipe for iPhone/iPod Touch works just like a traditional…
Only one more week, and we’ll have the dish on what Apple has in store for us. While most rumors point to the iPad, iPhone, and Apple Watch (accessories) being the highlight, I am still hoping for MacBook announcements. After all, it has happened before, hasn’t it? In the meantime, let’s go to the App…
wget is a non-interactive command-line utility for download resources from a specified URL. Because it is non-interactive, wget can work in the background or before the user even logs in. The program was designed especially for poor connections, making it especially robust in otherwise flaky conditions. While wget isn’t shipped with macOS, it can be…
PC Mag’s, Lance Ulanoff has written an article on PCMag.com entitled the “Seven Computing Wonders of the World”, and in it, he credits one of the seven wonders as the iPhone. The iPhone takes over for the 80GB widescreen iPod with Video in the world of wonder. This hybrid device (yes, it’s a phone and…
Analyst Ezra Gottheil from Technology Business Research (TBR) needs to find another job. If you can make it through this very long winded article on Apple Insider, what you’ll find is that Gottheil is certain that Apple is going to release a $599 netbook sometime in the first half of next year. He bases this…
The evolution of the Apple logo has been an interesting one. The company was founded in 1976, and incorporated in 1977. 30 Years later, the iconic logo for this company is only slightly modified from one of it’s earliest versions. Let’s take a look at how the logo for Apple has changed from 1976 to…
The fine folks at iPhonegold.org have compiled a list of over 100 games that are designed for, or compatible with, the iPhone. There is no shortage of software for the iPhone, and these games are a perfect example of homebrew at its finest. Some of them are very polished, ready to be commercial games…others are…um…not….
Cryptocurrency is a larger umbrella of different types of ‘tokens’ or ‘digital currencies’. This kind of currency allows for the creation of transactions and savings without going to a bank. Examples of these are Facebook’s Libra, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and many more. Although they are not considered by banks as actual currencies, many companies allow for…
One of the things most of us hope to see today at the “Let’s Rock” iPhone event is a copy and paste feature added to the iPhone OS. The video above shows us an example of how it might be done, by taking a look at the way Apple did it with the Newton 15…
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Rogue Amoeba makes some cool software. Audio Hijack Pro is an essential program for anyone even thinking about podcasting…but that’s not the one I’m talking about today…today I want to point you toward a little free app from the Rogue team called Memory Cell. Memory Cell only does one thing, but it does that one…
Since their appearance on the market, smartphones have gone through dozens of stages of improvement, becoming extremely high-tech devices. Now on sale, you can see not only phones with a professional camera but also multifunctional models that can be used for work in the IT field. One of the examples of such progressive smartphones is…
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