Most people use their iPhones for practical purposes such as making calls, sending text messages, checking e-mails, and taking photos. To pass the time, there are some that also use their iPhones for playing games. There are different kinds of games that you can download from the App Store depending on your preference. One of…
The UK is home to some of the most prestigious universities in the world, and as such, degrees from UK institutions are highly sought after. But what are the most popular degrees within the UK? The most popular degree subject in the UK is Nursing, with over 162,464 applications being made to UCAS (the Universities…
Folders in OS X generally all look the same, and while that’s great for knowing what’s a folder and what’s an application, it doesn’t really make it easy to distinguish one folder from another. Folders like those for Dropbox, Google Drive, and your Home and Library all have icons that are different from all the…
With the recent(ish) release of the AirTag, people thought of several ways of using it to suit their needs. However, one of the caveats of the AirTag is that it doesn’t have its own case or accessories. That means that you’ll have to buy those separately depending on the purpose you’re buying them for. Here…
Today, there are 15 great-looking games that I’ve never seen in the App Store before, completely free — but only for a limited time. There’s also a highly sought-after Music app, a golfing scorecard, and a free Syfy episode download!
There’s a new option in radio – or there will be on January 21st. It’s called FlyTunes, and it’s coming out of the gate taking shots at satellite radio. The new service will have an iPhone specific interface that can even allow you to timeshift your music and store as much as 30 minutes of…
Came across an app this morning that blew my mind — for a minute. A mobile version of Halo 4 in the App Store? Nope. It’s a scam that instead of giving you Halo 4, gives you a chess game. Yeah.
Apple has released the 5th version of the iPhone SDK for developers. The latest version if dubbed build 9M2173a. As per usual these days, there is very little information available about that this actually does differently, other than the obligatory “bug fixes”. After developers have some time to poke around with the software they may…
Now that the iPhone 3G has been released, Apple has started airing a series of commercials that are very similar to the original iPhone launch commercials. These ads show off the phone doing things “really fast”. Here’s the Australian version: I saw a US version of this ad during The Daily Show last night, and…
I’ve always been a sucker for apps that are supposed to help you get fit and keep track of your health. That’s a result of a combination of spending too much time in the kitchen and a love for tech. With the amount of food apps and recipes that I constantly look at, I certainly…
This thing has officially become part of my left arm. I’m getting so used to using it, I’ve noticed that I don’ use my Macbook Pro as much as I used to…and that’s a good thing. I used to keep my Macbook Pro powered up almost 24/7. Why? Mainly so I could check my email…
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