The Mac OS X Clipboard is an essential tool. Where would we be without the ability to copy-and-paste? Yet its also remarkably rigid. You can’t copy more than one item at a time, for example. Nor can you customize how clips are stored or what kinds of things you want to keep indefinitely. Here are…
Before I met my wife, I was unfamiliar with German board games. I’d never heard of Settlers of Catan or Carcassonne. But once she introduced me to them, I was hooked. The intelligent design and mechanics of these clever games made instant sense, and I wondered why I’d never heard of them before. Ticket to…
EA Mobile’s Scrabble for iPad is a lovely translation of the popular board game that makes excellent use of the iPad’s extra screen size. It couldn’t be easier to play: you just grab a tile with your finger and drag it onto the game board to the spot where you want to place it. It’s…
I’ve never been to Haiti, but that doesn’t matter. The atrocities that the country has seen over the last few weeks has been intense, and it’s important to help them out in any way possible. I don’t have a ton of disposable income though, so sometimes I question how much I could realistically give, without…
AirDrop has been a feature of the Mac operating system since the release of OS X Lion back in 2011. It is a service that enables quick and easy file sharing between computers on the same network without the need of email or a file server. As OS X has continued to evolve, AirDrop has gotten…
You’ve got to hand it to the Apple marketing team. They sure know how to capitalize on the worth and attractiveness of their products, and they don’t pull any punches when it comes to that. Sure, they have had a silly ad or two (I won’t say that the relatively recent genius ad is one…
Fascinating story over at GDGT about the next big potential problem for the iPhone 4: Broken glass. I’ll let them do the explaining, because they do a great job of it. According to my sources both inside and outside Apple, after Antennagate the iPhone engineering team identified another potential design flaw that appears to have…
Parallel Worlds Written by Michio Kaku Read by Marc Vietor Running Time: 14 hrs and 55 mins The long title is Parallel Worlds: A Journey Through Creation, Higher Dimensions, and the Future of the Cosmos by Michio Kaku. After listening to A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson, any student of the universe…
Any time now, we should be getting notifications on our iOS devices that there is a software upgrade available. Yeah, I have been checking periodically, but there’s nothing yet. In any case, for Apple old timers, the evolution of iOS is probably clear in their minds. For those who came late to the game –…
This whole iPad case thing is getting a little bit ridiculous. I’ve found one I like, but it’s not really what I want necessarily. What I really want is something fashionable, but still masculine looking. Problem is, most iPad cases that I’ve found so far look like man bags, and frankly, I’m just not that…
Mobile messaging is now the best way for businesses to connect with their consumers quickly, and on a closer, more personal level. Apple business chat is such one mode of mobile messaging. Business chat, which Apple launched in early 2017, offers the best customer experience as it allows them to access support, search, payments, and…
Jason Chen, an editor for Gizmodo, had his house searched by the cops this past Friday. I’m sure you can guess what it was about. They had a search warrant (pictured above) and in turn, they took a substantial amount of his property. There’s a lot of talk about how this isn’t legal, and how…
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