There’s a Kickstarter project for an iPhone 4 / 4s case that does more than just sleeve your device. The AQUA TEK S case is a bulky number that allows you to submerge your phone at up to 20 feet of water. But wait, there’s more. Apart from the ruggedized design allowing it to withstand…
The Sun is a star, inside of which thermonuclear reactions take place in a continuous mode. As a result of these processes, a colossal amount of energy is released from the surface of the Sun, some of which heats the atmosphere of our planet. Solar energy is the source of life on planet Earth. Our…
In what is seemingly turning into a tradition for the AppleTV, the software behind the device is delaying it once again. You may remember last year during the “Take One” phase of AppleTV that the device was slightly delayed after it’s Macworld unveiling, with the device shipping on the last day of February, and not…
New York Times columnist David Pogue, got a chance yesterday to sit down with Steve Jobs and Phil Schiller. In that meeting he also got the opportunity try out the iPhone. He sent emails, made a phone call, and discovered that some features aren’t yet ready. In his article he expresses concern over the smudgyness…
beaTunes is an app from Tagtraum Industries that can help you create some really interesting, and powerful playlists in iTunes. beaTunes can analyze your music and detect the BPM (Beats Per Minute) for every song in your library. This allows you to build playlists based on the tempo of the tracks. It can help you…
Shiira is my favorite web browser. I’ve been using it for a few versions now, and it just keeps getting better and better. I still use Firefox and Safari sometimes, but my primary browser is Shiira, and they have just released version 2.0 of the project. The idea behind Shiira to create a browser that…
From the popular (Sears, JC Penney) to the obscure (Spy Museum Store), there’s truly something for everyone in the attractive app Catalog Spree for iPad. You’ll find catalogs for clothes, electronics, gadgets, toys, gifts, tchotchkes, and even foodstuffs like the Popcorn Factory and Omaha Steaks.
Back in December, I first posted about a carbon fiber MacBook case designed to siphon cash out of your wallet and transplant your MacBook with metric tons of cool. And frankly, were I to have more disposable income, I’d get one. Granted, I’d have to have LOTS of disposable income, but if we’re fantasizing here,…
So it’s possible that some of you Canadian readers woke up with a surprise in your iTunes this morning (I don’t know for sure – since I’m not in Canada – fill us in in the comments). Reports are coming in that Apple will be adding a small number of television shows to the Canadian…
Omar Shahine, a Microsoft Employee, and blogger – posted his thoughts on Boot Camp 1.4 this weekend. He’s very impressed with the improvements, including the use of the Apple Remote to control iTunes and Windows Media Player, as well as the on screen graphics that Apple has added for adjusting volume and ejecting disks. His…
Apple has released another update to iTunes designed to improve stability and performance. From the Update description: Use iTunes 7.7 to sync music, video, and more with iPhone 3G, and download applications from the iTunes Store exclusively designed for iPhone and iPod touch with software version 2.0 or later. Also use the new Remote application…
It’s 7 a.m. when my alarm goes off. As usual, I pivot myself off the side of the bed, pick up my iPhone, and go through my Facebook and Twitter feeds. I’ve never woken up so depressed in my life. That’s because half the people on the east coast have already received their iPads, and…
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