Yesterday, I spoke about my wife’s iPhone 4 randomly turning into a piece of masonry, and I got quite a few responses about it. Thanks for all of your positive – and not so positive posts, so let’s address some of the basics. Yes, I did try a hard reset. I’ve been doing that on…
A quick look at Apple’s booth at Macworld 2009
After the strike of the Covid 19 pandemic back then in late 2020, outsourcing custom software development services have become the new solution for many companies worldwide. Outsourcing is the transfer of an internal business process to an external service provider. Businesses have been outsourcing since the early days of trade and commerce. For instance,…
If you’re selling your iPhone, there are quite a few things to consider. Most important is getting the most money out of your used device. You also have to think about how the transaction will take place and be mindful of your safety, whether it’s an online deal or you’re meeting face to face. You’ll…
Each level starts with disjointed lines like these… Deceptively simple Blueprint 3D represents an entirely new kind of game: one specifically made for the touchscreen format of the iPad and iPhone, that wouldn’t work on any other kind of device.
Whether it is a public company, a non-profit organization, or a private company, the board of directors is responsible for protecting the interests of shareholders and investors in the company. It is important to note that public companies are legally bound to create a board of directors, while it is optional for NPOs and private…
Who would have thought that “iPhoneography” would become a word? More so, such a widely used term! As it has been said so often, the iPhone has made photography easy that most anyone can take awesome photos; but of course, pros would have reservations about that. Then again, remember Tangerine, which was a Sundance hit…
The police department of Victoria, Australia has issued a warning to travelers not to use the built-in Apple Maps on iOS 6 devices and just use other map apps alternatives. The warning came in light of a fatal error on the troubled Maps app that came with the iOS 6 system. According to the Victoria…
Apple has posted a “Cyber Monday” special on the online Apple Store today. All products at the store will be eligible for free shipping, regardless of the expense of the item. The deal is not U.S. only – so far it’s been confirmed for Canada, France, and the U.K. as well. You can head over…
Apple has quietly laid off 50 sales people at Cupertino. The reasoning behind it is reported to be due to a shift in the way Apple plans to attack enterprise sales. The number of layoffs was not large enough to legally require a public announcement, so Apple has been keeping quiet about the situation, out…
The iPhone was my first smart phone. Up until it was released, I never saw a reason to carry a “smart phone” around with me. They didn’t do what I wanted done in a way that I wanted to do it. As a result, I never got used to, or addicted to, the Blackberry way…
Summer time will be here before we know it, and with it will come a new iPhone for all of us to enjoy. Well, that’s the assumption anyways, since Apple has released a new iPhone every summer since 2007. This year the 3GS will have a successor, so what will it be and what will…
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