Among the many trends taking shape in application development today, accessibility is arguably one of the most important. With more than 18 million people living with some type of disability – and more than half of them using smartphones – making applications accessible is a major priority. In fact, there is speculation that application development…
I sat down to try out Riot Rings for the first time, intending to play for fifteen or twenty minutes. Two hours and dozens of levels later, I knew that Cervo Media was onto something special with their clever little action puzzler.
When my wife first got her iPhone, one of the first things she did was buy a GelaSkin for the back. In the two years she’s had it, the sticker hasn’t peeled back or had any problems at all. In fact, it’s been one of the few constants for that device. The iPhone model was…
So, today is actually a pretty huge day for Apple. In fact, it’s a pretty huge day for tech fans. From the Microsoft Surface announcement at midnight to the the release of DRM Free tracks on iTunes today…lots of cool stuff if happening. What’s even more interesting is that today is the day that Jobs…
Well, the lines are starting to form here, so I’m heading off to wait. I don’t think I’ll have ‘net access once I get there, so the next time you hear from me I should have an iPhone in hand. If there is any kind of Wi-Fi access once I get there I’ll post throughout…
We’ve talked about it several times recently, as have many other sites, so I feel like its necessary to at least post a quick write up that Steve Jobs has revealed a little more information about his current health. While his health problems have been “a good deal more than a common bug.” They are…
One of the more interesting notes to yesterday’s Apple announcements is the addition of the new Mini Server, a compact little product that sports two 500 gb drives and Snow Leopard Server, a $499 addition by itself. Mac geeks have been using Minis as servers for years – see macminicolo if you don’t believe me…
I reckon that about 75% of you readers out there know your Apple products. You’ve shopped them all out, you know what you like and you know what you want. You’re the Apple person that all your friends know. As cool as that is, the iPad is not for us. Well, it is for us,…
The Internet of Things is a technological trend that some have predicted will ultimately prove as influential as the PC and mobile phone. It refers to the proliferation of non-traditional devices with internet connections of various kinds and to the many possibilities these present. For Apple’s characteristic take on the Internet of Things, look no…
The big issue with Pages and Numbers on the iPad was finding a way to sync the documents with your workflow. Let’s say I was working on an article on my iPad, and I had to take a break. A few hours later, I was ready to work on it again, but now I had…
At that same Hawaiian sales staff conference where the video was shown of Steve Jobs impersonating FDR, there was also this. It’s called Bluebusters, and it’s four minutes of Apple staff spoofing Ghostbusters.
Love it or hate it, the flat look is here to stay with Apple. iOS 7 was a gigantic leap in the mobile OS’s look and feel, which made for a real love it or hate it feeling amongst Apple fans. With OS X 10.9 Mavericks the flat look as started to sneak in little…
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