While the iPhone is the best phone in our book, not having enough storage has always been a slight issue, and because Apple hasn’t provided a slot for additional storage, users don’t have many options – the main one is to purchase a model with bigger storage space. And we know how that goes. The bigger…
The Business Insider is reporting that Apple is going to be working Facebook into the iPhone OS, implementing quite a few different features. Here’s the gist: Our source tells us that Apple is at least going to build Facebook contact syncing directly into the iPhone software, so you can pull Facebook contacts into your iPhone’s…
It may have been a rough year, but Kickstarter has soldiered on regardless. Here’s our picks for the top Apple Kickstarter projects funded in 2016. DoBox DoBox is a Swiss Army knife of storage and extensibility for Apple devices. It wirelessly connects to your iPad, iPhone or Mac to provide a whole host of additional functionality. You…
We all have that love-hate relationship with the lightning cable. We love it because we can’t live without it, but we hate it because it can be unreliable sometimes. Frayed cords, charging problems, or syncing issues – those are only a few things that can irritate an Apple user.
Well, everyone seemed to like taking a look at the 1983 Apple Gift Catalog, and when I was searching for some of the products from the catalog on eBay, I stubmled across this ebay auction for this Newton Poster from 1993. You can click on the thumbnail to see a super-sized version of the poster…
Tomorrow is the big day for Apple, and even though there’s a lot of argument about what’s going to be announced, everyone out there seems to think that it’s the fabled Unicorn Tablet that’s been talked about for months now. Whatever happens on the 27th, it seems that an Apple Tablet may be in the…
I’m back at home finally. Macworld is still going on today, of course, but initially I didn’t think it was going to take the full four days of the Expo to get everything done that I needed to do. I was wrong, of course, and there were still some booths I didn’t get to, and…
Fatal addiction: Authors accuse Apple of destroying Japan’s tech industry (via GlobalPost) Enlarge TOKYO, Japan — Wall Street loves to speculate on whether Apple Inc.’s latest gadget is a winner or a dud. But here in Japan, the tech giant has another constituency desperate to see iPhones disappearing from store shelves: The nation’s…
Giving you the power to conjure anything you can imagine is Scribblenauts Remix, a wildly creative game that’s perfectly suited for iOS.
I don’t have a lot of family, at least not on my side. My grandparents have all passed, and most of the others are estranged in one way or another. Really, the only real relatives I have left are my Great Aunt & Uncle, and they live 2,500 miles away. I’ve often considered getting them…
I do a lot of posts about the competition for a few different reasons. Ultimately though, it’s because if we as Apple fans aren’t aware of what the competition has, then we’re just blindfolded loyalists – which is exactly what people see us as. But this Android versus Apple thing has been getting pretty ridiculous…
I really want to tether my iPhone. More than anything, I really want AT&T to flip the switch and support tethering on the iPhone. After all, they promised they would do so by the end of 2009, now here we are, 2 weeks into March 2010, and no tethering. Apparently, I’m not the only one…
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