Man, I’m old. When I went to college, I had a laptop. It was nice, and pretty, and never went to my classroom because I figured that everyone would think I was a tool for using a laptop in class. Turns out, that’s not the case today. In fact, laptops are encouraged in many lectures,…
As much as I love my iPhone, I hate AT&T. I was always a fan of Cingular, and when AT&T bought them – things went down the toilet. If it wasn’t for the iPhone I doubt I would be a customer (though, in all fairness – I might not have a choice – AT&T is…
We put up with Google because the apps are awesome. But there are downsides to living in the panopticon. If you’d prefer not to have a corporation and all its buddies breathing down your neck, consider these privacy-focused Google alternatives, chosen especially for Mac users. Notes on Our Google Alternatives While free services were preferred…
[Image via MacRumors] We’ve been wondering for a while now how FaceTime is going to work with other iOS devices that aren’t the iPhone, and according to MacRumors, we may now have an answer. Apple’s latest beta version of iOS 4.1Â released earlier this week has offered the strongest evidence yet that the company is planning…
If you like reading books on a screen, then e-books are one of the best inventions of this century. Carrying a library in your purse or pocket is an amazing freedom for avid readers, and display and annotation tools make reading more useful and educational. But outside of DRM-mandated apps like Apple’s iBooks and Amazon’s…
After the stampede of iOS users rushing to install the newest iteration of the iPhone operating system there have been mixed reviews. Most major issues boil down to a few tweaks that can be done easily. Knowing this, here are the 5 most annoying things about iOS 7 and how you can fix them. Notification…
Sure, we all like to complain about the iPhone camera (mainly because it’s terrible), but no matter what you think about it’s quality – there is no questioning its dominance on Flickr. The chart below from Edible Apple shows that the iPhone’s growth has increased substantially while the Nokia N95, with it’s vastly superior camera,…
Offering a safer environment for students and staff is one of the primary duties of every school. An expanding trend includes security cameras for schools as a comprehensive security plan. With the aid of surveillance through cameras, schools can lessen several typical issues they face, such as: Violence Theft Bullying Trespassing Absenteeism Every day, guardians…
Sh#t just got real. Cortana is about to enter the domain of iOS and Android, While Siri can be as sassy as the girl next door with a teeny weeny doggie in her bag, Cortana can hold her own. Plus, Cortana has her own huge following, thanks to Halo. It’s not the first time Cortana…
In today’s fast-paced digital world of endless entertaining websites, including Subgame.org, finding moments of relaxation and tranquility has become essential for maintaining a healthy work-life balance. Amidst the hustle and bustle of daily life, the timeless card game of Solitaire emerges as a beacon of calmness and entertainment. With the ubiquity of technology, particularly Apple…
Mobile competition is heating up. Today Microsoft unveiled their updated Windows Mobile 6.5. The design completely revises the main interface of the platform, which now features a “honeycomb” home screen design, and zune-like menus. Microsoft also revealed their “Skymarket” – their own version of the App Store. The OS update also includes both Flash and…
In honor of the new iPod shuffle I thought I’d put together a list of the 5 actual worst Apple products of all time. 5. Original iMac “Hockey Puck” Mouse The original iMac was an amazing machine. I have one. It still stands up today as a functioning Mac that is a capable beast. The…
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