As you read this, I’m on an airplane headed to San Francisco for Macworld 2009. It’s the last Keynote, and Steve Jobs isn’t giving it – that’s kind of a bummer, and I’m afraid it may hang like a rain cloud over the entire, event. I hope not, but it’s certainly possible. I went back…
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.)
It’s a fun Friday if you’re feeling like buying some apps. While we’re not showcasing free apps (wait till Monday for that), we have got some pretty good iOS apps on sale before the weekend. We’ve got games, a photo app, and some seriously grown up apps as well. Download while they’re on sale!
Steve Jobs has become a legend in his own right in spite of – or maybe because of – his eccentricities and flaws. The genius has inspired millions of people, whether their lives have been touched directly or indirectly. While there are many things that are “known” about Steve Jobs, there are also many tidbits…
Apple is asking record labels to send in updated images of their artists and bands for the new iTunes. Which means that iTunes 11 is almost here. Probably.
Let’s welcome the weekend with some paid iOS apps gone free once again. It’s Memorial Day weekend so there are bound to be more sales in the following days, but here are five apps that are already free. Apps that you will not only enjoy but find useful as well. Paid iOS apps gone free…
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.)
Over the years, Apple’s iPhone has held the banner of premium mobile phones, especially since they lack some budget options for less financially-fortunate people. However, that might soon change once again as reports indicate that Apple is considering a budget iPhone Model in the sub-$400 price range. The scoop apparently came from Nikkei Asian Review….
Electronic Arts has announced “Spore: Galactic Adventures”, a new customizable expansion pack for the recently released game. Players can choose from a variety of adventures all of which have been created by the team at Maxis. Space creatures can be upgraded with 32 new accessories, including Energy Blades, Stunning Charm, Jump Jet, and more. The…
Apple is allegedly hiring engineers from Texas Instruments to help strengthen its pool of engineering talents tasked to improve its proprietary chips for both its computers and iOS products. According to The Next Web, Apple is hiring people in Israel, specifically in Hertezliya and Haifa. Texas Instruments just announced that it cut 250 jobs in…
Sure, there were some pretty big announcements at Apple’s big event on Tuesday, and we’re all excited about getting our hands on a bigger iPhone and the Apple Watch, but there was still “One More Thing” that came after the band U2 played to close out the show that doesn’t feel quite right. Tim Cook…
The declaration of hate against selfies and people who regularly post them on social media has been strong and relentless, yet what has it done to deter people who have an affinity for selfies? I dare say it has had no effect whatsoever. One look at my Facebook feed is more than enough proof. It…
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