Today I recorded just a few short videos, mainly because there isn’t much happening to record on day one of the event. At least not when you’re flying in that day. On Tuesday I’ll be getting out onto the floor and talking to vendors about their products, and hopefully we’ll get some interesting stuff to…
As you may know, I’ve been working on building a media center for my home, A few months back, I bought a portable hard drive and started burning DVDs – ones that I legally own, mind you – and putting them into iTunes. I had a few hiccups, but it was going well until I…
Some of you have probably already seen this little gem, but in all the Macworld hub-bub, I somehow missed it until just the other day – and I’m just now getting around the posting about it. This brilliantly designed laptop sleeve is called AirMail. It’s made out of vinyl, and lined with fleece. It’s built…
Kona’s Crate is one quirky little puzzler. The game has you controlling a floating platform that carries a simple wooden crate. Your job is to maneuver the crate up and down and between obstacles to deliver it Chief Kona. The catch? The crate isn’t locked down to the platform.
Oh, the Hackintosh. Everyone wants to put OSX on their devices, but they all know that Apple doesn’t condone it. Well the latest version of this is the HTC Shift, which received a custom install of OSX. Here’s the deets from PocketNow.com: Since its release, we’ve seen some users successful installWindows 7 onto the platform…
Yesterday wasn’t a great day for Apple’s stock, although it’s safe to say that things could have been worse. At the close of trading for the day the stock was down $6.27 with over 42 million shares changing hands according to TUAW. More upsetting for Apple, I would assume, is the downgraded status Oppenheimer Funds…
Apple is having a meeting today, and it’s all about the iPhone 4. Of course, we have the topic, but what specifically do we have to go by? A lot of speculation. First, there’s the Wall Street Journal: Apple’s iPhone 4 has been dogged by reports of antenna-reception problems since its launch last month. The…
I Stumbled Upon an interesting link tonight from indigo3d – John takes a look at the evolution of the Mac OS from the original System OS to the current Mac OSX…complete with screenshots. I have included a few of them below, but check out John’s article for the full info on each version.
Ninety-nine percent of iPhone apps are pretty straightforward. You have to run without falling off a cliff or you swipe right to meet a boy/girl for a drink or you order your food ahead of time. However, there are a few odd ones and in the spirit of Halloween, we’re celebrating the unusual and weirdest…
Sigh. Every so often, I get a little bit frustrated about money. Then I find something like the item pictured above, and I have a hard time deciding between how stupid this thing is and how much I want to set it on fire. Yet again, we have another product from Stuart Hughes. You remember…
Macgamestore.com has launched its own version of the App Store specifically for Mac Games. Their new free application, Mac Games Arcade, looks and feels quite a bit like iTunes, and it’s clear that’s the intention. There are titles from over 100 Mac developers, you can get demos, write reviews, purchase games, and maintain your digital…
That is not to say that they bother me; rather, I wish they didn’t bother me; I simply wish I could be a little bit taller, isn’t that correct? If I play more on this account, my Cheap FIFA 22 Coins will become extremely strong, as evidenced by the PSG link, which I created. If…
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