Sick of all the news, rumors, and predictions about the new iPhone(s)? Do you just want the day to come when you can get your hands on one? You’re certainly not alone. In fact, you’re just a drop in the ocean of Apple lovers. There are, however, those who are lucky to be able to…
As some of you know, I have a baby on the way. In fact, the wife was due yesterday, but that didn’t happen. What you probably don’t know is that I’m also an intense car guy who is buying a crew cab truck in the next few months, and outfitting it with enough technology to…
Last night, my wife was feeling a little bit concerned about the health of our impending child, so we headed off to the hospital to run some tests. We go into a triage room, get hooked up to a monitor, and sit there for 30 minutes. Turns out there’s nothing wrong and it’s all good….
Avatron Software has released Air Sharing for the iPhone – and its an app you’re going to want to pay attention to. With Air Sharing you can mount your iPhone or iPod Touch as a wireless drive on a Mac or PC running Windows or Linux. Viewable formats include: iWork, Office, Web Archive, Web Page,…
China has allowed its citizens access to the iTunes store again now that the album Songs for Tibet – The Art of Peace has been blocked. Any attempts by people in China to access the album will result in an error -and not just in iTunes. You can’t get the tracks from Amazon or YouTube…
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Apple Gazette has five (5) 1-year subscriptions to YouMail’s awesome voicemail transcription service which is valued at $100 annually. The rules are similar to our previous SugarSync subscription giveaway. YouMail recently updated its iOS App with a new user interface and features. The service focuses on transcribing your voicemails and making them available on your…
[Image Via Engadget] It would be pretty fair to say that I’m a video game guy, particularly consoles. I own every Nintendo console ever built, as well as a PS2, PS3, PSP, XBox, and XBox 360. Up until recently, they were all hooked up to a dedicated television in a dedicated game room. I think…
Sort of a deductive reasoning game based around numbers, Everyday Genius’ Square Logic could be Sudoku’s more creative and colorful sibling. Much like in Sudoku, you’re presented with a grid, which must be filled in with numbers, and there can only be one of each number in every row and column. The similarities end there,…
We spend a lot of time doing tedious things with computers. Magical though they may be, and as powerful as they are, folks still use computers to manually enable repetitive tasks. With just a teaspoon of programming knowledge, you can automate the boring parts of your computing life. launchd is one of those tools that…
I couldn’t find much out about these guys, but this is a very well put together, sketch comedy bit that shows us how John Lennon invented the “BeatleBox” LONG before the iPod was ever thought of…funny stuff…
Next week we have a “Townhall Meeting”. It’s Mac focused. We’re going to be getting something new. I don’t know what exactly, and this article is not a speculative piece on what that might be, but when discussing the possibilities with a friend yesterday, the conversation shifted a bit, and it got me thinking about…
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