Did play.com screw up by accidentially releasing the information that Apple is releasing Macbook Core 2 Duo notebooks on Nov. 13th…or is play.com just enjoying a traffic spike from the “leak”? If you live in the UK you can pre-order a Apple MacBook Core 2 Duo 2GHz 512MB RAM 13.3″ Widescreen Laptop for £1029.99…so, chances…
Since movie streaming services such as Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, and Amazon Prime go popular these days, people are prone to stream or purchase digital movies online instead of buying physical DVDs. These physical DVDs could be forgotten about in some corner, waiting for you to watch.
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Fans of side-scrolling games are in luck today! There are also lots of handy utilities, productivity apps, and more in this weekend’s edition of Free Apps.
Have you ever used an ink brush? The kind used so often in Japanese art and character writing? Whether you have or haven’t, you’re going to find that Psoft Mobile’s Zen Brush simulates the feel of using one with staggering realism.
Part creative tool, part game, Let’s Create Pottery is a sublime, fascinating app for iPad and iPhone that simulates the art of pottery creation.
The long wait is over and Apple AirTags are finally here! Since the rumor about it began in 2019, fans have been waiting eagerly for its launch. This tracking device was recently released at the Apple Event and people can’t wait to get their hands on it. Apple AirTags can be found using Bluetooth connectivity…
Apple appears to be betting big on headset tech following a swathe of recent reports claiming augmented reality could soon be integrated into the camera app on the iPhone. It’s just the latest in a long line of news and rumors highlighting the tech giant’s plans to use VR and AR to drive growth in…
A person’s choice of gadgets is probably not the most accurate measure of character or personality, there just might be something in there. In any case, we cannot deny the fact that many people have a perception about gadgets being a status symbol – at least in certain societies. I found this interesting post on…
This might be old news, but I just noticed it for the first time today. If it is, go ahead and skip this post. No seriously, go ahead. I’m not going to tell your mom or anything the way I did when you stole my sneakers. I loved those sneakers. Jerk. Now that we’ve got…
Geektool is a program for the Mac that allows you to customize your desktop with far more than just a wallpaper change. With Geektool, you can display live, auto-updating information right on your desktop. This information you can display ranges from small things like RAM used, CPU currently under load, and uptime since the last…
I’m not a huge computer gamer, I’m much more of a console guy. But when Steam came out for the Mac, I decided to try it out. I had been wanting to play Portal for a long time now, I just hadn’t picked it up for my 360 yet – kind of a low priority,…
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