Earlier this week, I got an email from Evernote saying that people on Evernote Basic will only be able to use it on two devices starting next month. (If you’re using Evernote, then you received it, too.) If I upgrade my plan, I can continue using it as usual. I can’t complain, really. I’ve been using…
Hey LOOK! It’s a story that isn’t about the iPhone!!!! Savor it…it may be the only one for a while…. When you connect your Windows machine via you home network in Leopard, you’ll be able to see it on your Mac in the new Finder just like it was a local drive. You even get…
Apple says there are 200 new features in iOS 6. Here’s an exhaustive list, grouped by category, of every one we know about so far.
xTime Inventory is a new time management tool from app4mac. The software looks very slick and well designed. At first glance, the software looks like it will have a bit of a learning curve, but I’ll be giving it a shot to see how it works. You can try it for free by clicking the…
Apparently there are several people reporting that they have experienced signifigent problems with the WWAN 1.0 Support update that was released last week. The site that was originally dugg is completely dead at the time I write this, but a digg commentor explained the problem here: Besides not working very well with N routers (besides…
The new Apple campus is supposed to look like this when it’s done. Right now, though, we can only see that work on the new Apple campus is not suffering from any delay. Here’s an aerial photo of the construction site, and Patrick May of Silicon Beat thinks it looks like it’s good enough to…
The concept of inductive charging is pretty interesting to me. I’m not a fan of wires, and every night I have to plug in my iPhone to get charged for the next day. Although there are lots of different options out there to fix that problem in the iPhone, they all look clunky and large…
For people who hit the snooze button more times than you can count – FreakyAlarm just might be what you need. This alarm clock app is like no other as it will force you to clear that sleep-fogged brain of yours before it stops nagging you to wake up.
It was only recently that the media was on fire because of Tim Cook being apparently, inadvertently “outed” by a news person. My initial reaction (and it remains the same, by the way): “What do we care?” Side note: Tim Cook is one of the world’s greatest leaders. So whether Tim Cook is gay or…
With the launch of iOS 7, Apple started offering its users iTunes Radio, a purposed Spotify and Pandora killer, but can iTunes Radio stand up to these streaming giants and possibly even become competition for them? It’s still early to say, but it’s possible. History Since iTunes Radio is not widely used yet and isn’t…
Today T-Mobile officially unveiled the T-Mobile G1 – the first phone to use Google’s Android platform. The phone will cost $179 and will be available in the United States on October 22. T-Mobile has referred to the device as “game changing” and say that it will “power a new mobile internet future”. The phone will…
If you’re in the mood for Dungeons & Dragons style gameplay for your iOS device, Dungeon Crawlers is a cell-shaded offer you can’t refuse for a USD $1.99. Unlike other game that offer a lot of customization for your dungeon-crawling party, this game takes a more cookie cutter approach to traditional dungeon games by letting…
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