Sometimes I look at the things that blow up on the Internet and I just hang my head in disbelief. We’re currently in one of the worst economic states this country has ever been in. The entire world is looking a recession, and after handing our banks oodles and gobs of cash, our automotive industry…
For those of you that want to get a better look at what Steve Jobs looked like at the event, or who want to see Phil Schiller loving him some Spore, you can now get the “Let’s Rock” Special Event via the Apple Keynote Podcast feed. You can also watch the event streaming online right…
The market turned downward this morning, but AAPL opened up very strong after the release of the 3rd Quarter results yesterday afternoon. The stock opened this morning at $146 a record high open and intraday record high. The Wall Street Journal has an interesting article about Steve Jobs and his life-long hatred of buttons, which…
There is a new phishing scheme out in the wild that is duping hundreds of MobileMe users into giving up their credit card info and other personal data. Computerworld spoke with Dan Clements, the president of CardCops, an identity protection company, who uncovered the scam. They report that the scam was timed with the switch…
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.)
If you commute a lot and listen to audio books, then you really only have two options. Audible.com or CDs. If you buy the books on CD, you may have tried to import an audio book into iTunes in the past – and while it is certainly doable, it’s a pain. You end up with…
And you thought the the $19,000 dollars Gold iPod Shuffle was stupid. Well – you sir or madam – did know about the diamond studded iPod Shuffle did you? ugh. via Engadget
Who’s lucky enough to have had an original Macintosh? While you won’t find it on the Apple Store or a regular computer store these days, there are still existing units – for the price of an arm and a leg. The original price was $2,495, but in 2012 dollars, that was $5,555. So if you…
Ever since the new file system surfaced in the world of Mac, it has been unclear whether it has been good or bad. While there are a lot of good things that can be said about it, there also happen to be several drawbacks. Some of which is rather annoying. If you are not familiar…
Getting content from your television to your iPod just got a whole lot easier. Streaming Neworks has released iRecord, a PVR for your iPod. It uses “state of the art patent-pending compression techniques to give you 3 hours of video/audio recording per Gigabyte of storage.” You simply hook it all up, press the record button…
If you’re looking for an iPhone-like multi-touch experience on your Mac, the new open source project, Lux, might just be your answer. Gizmodo has interviewed the creator of this project, and – assuming this is all on the up and up – it looks like he’s created something very interesting. Here is a demo below:…
Griffith over at Forever Geek pointed me towards the latest release of Handbrake which is now not only multi-platform, but also features AppleTV Support! I will be trying the software out tonight for a 30 Days of AppleTV post, and I’ll let you know what kind of luck I have with conversion times, but for…
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