Max & the Magic Marker has gotten a lot of hype and a lot of love over the last few months, so I decided it was time to give the game its official AppleGazette review. After playing through the game, here’s what I thought of it.
The iPhone Nano rumor is trying to make a comeback after it’s lack of existence at Macworld disappointed next to no one. Now the updated nonsense is claiming that Apple will release the iPhone Nano in China. All of this, of course, is coming to us from an analyst named Brian Marshal from AmTech –…
Well these fellas just went above and beyond the call of duty. They actually have LCD TVS attached to their chests, and the video playing on them is coming from a video iPod. This is probably the best iPhone costume you will ever see… via TUAW
The rumor mill is starting to get its wheels spinning as the month of September rolls on closer. Now there is word circulating that Apple letting select retailers know that they should hold off before placing orders for Mac Minis, Macbook Pros, and Cinema Displays. First, it should be mentioned that rumors for almost EVERY…
When I saw the “Existing Customers” tab on the iPhone rates page on Apple’s site, my heart sank for a second…I thought I was about to get screwed…but NOPE…this looks great…. Click Here for more info.
Pretty much since the iPhone 5s was released last year, there has been speculation and rumors as to what the next iteration of the iPhone will look like and what features it will contain. Search YouTube and you’ll find a plethora of either intentionally mis-titled and deceptive “leaked” iPhone preview videos that, even if they…
The built-in Dictionary app in macOS is hardly the sexiest piece of software out there, but it is a crucially overlooked resource. When combined with the context menu’s “Look Up” function, it makes both learning words and using words correctly far easier. And for folks learning another language, it’s crucial to getting translations right. It’s…
Check it out: nearly 20 brand new apps that you’ll wonder how your iPhone or iPad ever got along without.
Good Monday to you! Today we’ve handpicked some quirky games, a few educational tools, and a clever app for managing your Google AdSense account.
Gizmodo is hosting iUnlock, a free, open source application that makes it possible to unlock your iPhone using only software, so that it will work with any compatible carrier. For our non-US readers, I would still like to advise caution. Gizmodo will have a full tutorial on how to do this soon, but there is…
Apple has long been known for its unique ability to create products that are both beautifully designed and provide amazingly useful functionality. Over the years, the synergy of hardware and software developed under the same roof has been one of the company’s greatest strengths, and has helped the iPhone, iPad, and Mac to truly stand…
With the pandemic looming over the world today, a lot of people are struggling with their mental health. Unfortunately, not everyone has access to mental health care. In addition, there are people who also cannot afford to pay for consultations. While this may not be the solution to mental health, there are apps out there…
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