It’s pretty likely that if you use iOS on a regular basis that you have more than one account loaded for email, contact, and calendar syncing. If you’re running more than one account it’s easy to get things confused and save the wrong account as default. Check out the steps below to set the default…
Let’s welcome the new month with (temporarily) free iOS apps. This week’s list is comprised mostly of games, so you’ll have new apps to play with. Here are your paid iOS apps gone free for today. Enjoy! (They’re free now but they won’t be free forever, so download while you can.)
One of the most underrated apps that come with iPhones is the Calendar app. Its function helps people remember important events and meetings and get people organized with their daily lives. This app also notifies users when there are upcoming events, together with important details like time and location. Most people sync their calendars across…
I have a confession: I am addicted to the supermarket. Grocery shopping is my therapy, which may or may not be cheaper than actually seeing a psychologist or psychiatrist. Grocery apps are not always at the top of my list of apps to download, though, as I like roaming the aisles and just getting whatever…
For those of you not attending Macworld this year, you can still participate in the fun by playing Keynote Bingo. If you’re unfamiliar with the game, it’s really very simple. When Steve announces one of the items on your card, you mark it. When you get 5 in a row, you’re a winner! This application…
Protecting the environment starts with ourselves. If we lead an ecological lifestyle and take even minor actions to save nature, its state will improve significantly. But what specific steps can you take, and how can you plan them wisely? These eco-friendly apps come to the rescue. EOS Crop Monitoring This application allows you to monitor…
Remember this? (I suppose that’s a silly question…) An explainer marketing agency experienced some extra creative moments, probably inspired by the birthday of Steve Jobs, and reimagined the 2007 iPhone launched. In many ways, it is totally different from the original, but in perhaps just as many ways, it retains the essence of that momentous…
Hackers have been hard at work on the iPhone since seconds after it was released. The video below, which I discovered via Gizmodo, shows the first truly native application for the iPhone. It is a Terminal emulator, which – by itself – isn’t terribly exciting, but the fact that they have managed to do this…
Over time, your keyboard gets dirty due to dust and small debris. To keep it in tiptop shape, you have to clean it every so often. So once you’re done cleaning it, you’d naturally be excited to use it immediately, right? But what if your Mac keyboard’s suddenly not working after cleaning it? Before you…
Hotels Tourists and affordable business broadband in Singapore visiting Singapore’s great city will find a wide selection of lodging options. There are many exciting things to see and do in the town and numerous budget-friendly hotels. These are a few of Singapore’s most well-liked hotels in the city center. The Orchard Grand hotel’s prime location…
I like keyboard shortcuts. Particularly since I’ve gotten accustomed to Quicksilver. One thing that I wanted to do was cycle through the tabs in my browser (I use Firefox most of the time) without having to use the mouse…I found that it’s different in Firefox and Safari, and one seems to work significantly better than…
Sure, we still have a little over a month to go before the end of the year, but it’s safe to say that Apple is done offering up new products in 2008. Looking back on the developments of the year, there are some pretty impressive things that have come out of 2008 in regards to…
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