Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps to download. Have fun! (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.)
A few days ago, I wrote a post about Apple’s quarterly earnings call. I’ve been thinking a lot about that big number – $40 billion – and what it really means for Apple. I think the truly telling part about it though I already put in that first post. Jobs said that the money provides…
As a salesperson, you may want to add your calendar to several platforms to help your clients see when you are available. The benefit is good, but the task of adding all meetings is tiring. You cannot rule out the possibility of making errors such as double entries for meetings. The best way to avoid…
What has two thumbs and likes docks? This guy. And more importantly, lots of other people, too. That’s why companies like XtremeMac keep putting out cool new ways to charge our devices, and make it neat and tidy at the same time. In this case, we have the new InCharge Duo for iPad. This is…
This is shaping up to be a pretty huge week for iOS app users — particularly iPad owners. Three major productivity apps are either already here or on their way, and they’re apps that users have been clamoring for, for ages.
I was reading an article earlier today on ZDNet about what’s next for Apple, and it got me thinking. What top-secret project is Steve working on next? Jason D. O’Grady from ZDNet thinks it’s the car: Car tech is still burgeoning, but moving rapidly, how many cars now have some form of screen and menu…
Mophie Juice pack fans like myself who have upgraded to an iPhone 3G will be glad to know that the company is quickly going to be releasing an iPhone 3G compatible version of the charger/case. The new case has been redesigned for the iPhone 3G, but keeps the same features as previous versions. Consumers will…
For some reason, I love getting new laptop bags. I’m not sure if it’s an organization obsession of mine or what, but I have easily 5 bags to carry my MacBook Pro, and easily five different reasons why each one is the best. Recently though, I picked up a new bag for my MBP, this…
Listening to music is one of the most common uses of the iPhone: 64% of smartphone users ages 18-29 and 21% of adults ages 50 and above, according to the Pew Research Center. With these numbers, it comes as no surprise that the demand for better quality audio software and equipment is also on the…
This is a handy tutorial from the guys at Download Squad on how to make an RSS Feed Widget using Dashcode. The tutorial has some great tips and it only takes about 30 minutes to do…I think I’m going to make an Apple Gazette Widget with this shortly…ya know, unless one of you beats me…
Since the pandemic outbreak, almost everyone has shifted to working from home. Having reliable apps on your laptop that will help you work efficiently is now a gamechanger. There are several apps that cater to helping people work more efficiently. However, some of the best ones cost a lot when you purchase them individually. Fortunately,…
A variety of news bits from around the web including iPhone lawsuits, customer satisfaction and more You can subscribe via iTunes, or by RSS feed, or… you can directly download the episode right here. In addition to that, you should be able to play every episode of the podcast directly in your browser by using…
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