Apple’s default mail client is a favorite of many OSX users. With its simple, clean interface and built-in integration with apps like Calendar and Contacts, it really is a great solution for email. Most people just use the surface features of Mail.app and are completely happy with it. There are some people, however, that would…
Poor Phil was just trying to talk about the iPhone – and all Channel 4 wanted to talk about was if iTunes was a Monopoly…then the Starbucks equipped PR team jumped in and saved the day…
Side Note: I wrote this thanks to some research I had to do recently because my Mail app was constantly throwing these errors. After research I found the issue was indeed my SMTP server not being entered correctly. How it became incorrect I’ll never know, but hopefully if you’re having issues with this, my issues…
Apple didn’t miss any opportunity to take a pot shot at the iPad’s competitors pointing out their low sales, small number of third party Apps and their reluctance to leave “The PC era.” Steve Jobs’ speech revealed part of what makes the iPad great: the competition. Low Sales, Low App Numbers, Low Everything Before the…
We’ve all been there: it’s the moment when your brand new iPhone slips out of your hand and lands facedown on the ground. In the few seconds between dropping the phone and leaning down to pick it up, all you can do is hope that the screen is still intact. It’s an absolutely gut-wrenching feeling,…
While there are many upgrades that were made with the new M1 MacBooks, one cannot deny a glaring downside that we’ve been going on about: the limited USB ports. These new MacBooks (like predecessors) have only two USB-C ports and a headphone jack, and that’s it (unless you’re getting the MacBook Pro 16″). Yes, USB-C…
Even gadget hoarders have to get rid of some of their devices at some point. What they do when they eventually decide to let one go, I don’t know exactly, but one of the smartest things to do is to sell your old Apple device. It’s not like no one wants a used iPad 3,…
How big of an Apple fan are you? I love this infographic that lets you score yourself based on your devotion to the world’s greatest electronics maker.
Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps to download. Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they may go back to their regular price anytime so download the apps for free while you can.)
2006 is the year of the laptop for me. After several years of living by on company-issued laptops, then purchasing a low-end used laptop myself when I went freelance, I finally got to push myself into buying a new laptop this July, which was an entry-level Compaq Presario V2000. I really wanted a MacBook, but…
While digging around on digg (as I sometimes do) I saw a post that I think is a very good and important one so here it is… DIGG and DONATE – Believe it or not, you don’t actually have to BUY stuff to donate to The Global Fund to Fight AIDS. Don’t get me wrong,…
Did you know that five years ago, Charlie Hebdo’s staff thought of creating an app and submitting it to the Apple App Store for approval? Understandably, they didn’t go through with their plans, what with Apple’s infamous stringent policies on app approval, not the least when it comes to political (and other controversial) topics. After…
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