At&t issued initial subscriber numbers for the first two days of iPhone sales with 146,000 registered activations…which were well below the estimated number of units sold, that analysts the world over pulled out of their rears. We saw some analysts say that Apple and At&t sold as many as 500,000 + iPhones in the first…
My absolute favorite version of the iPhone has always been the iPhone 4s. From a everyday use perspective, the glass that made up the back was totally impractical (I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen busted backs on iPhone 4s’s), but it added to the overall aesthetic of this device. It was simply…
Word on the street is that At&t’s EDGE Network is down nationwide… The noise about this started on the Macrumors forum earlier today, and it was picked up by Digg just a little while ago. The Diggers have reported in several different states that the Edge network is down. I have been told by Drew…
When there’s no Wi-Fi available for your laptop or other devices where you are, the next best option is to use your iPhone’s personal hotspot. In case you didn’t know, a personal hotspot is a feature where you can share your cellular data connection to other devices. You simply have to make sure that you…
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A mega bestseller gets a blockbuster sequel, learn the origins of your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, or dismember zombies in a port of a gi-normous console game, and much more in this week’s best brand new apps.
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The choices available to protect our digital identities continue to expand in the vast and ever-evolving space of online privacy and safety. Among the most popular tools are proxy servers and VPNs. Both of these serve as invaluable guardians of our online presence. However, understanding the differences between the two is paramount to making informed…
In Snow Leopard, little dots of light appeared in the Dock beneath apps that were open. But Lion’s default state is to eliminate these open-app indicators, in yet another way that Lion makes your Mac work like an iPad. Here’s how to get the dots back, so you always know what’s open.
Stock up on free apps and some free music downloads too, in today’s edition. It’s games and utilities galore!
Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen suggested recently that the company is working with Apple to develop a version of Flash that will run on the iPhone. We’ve heard this before, but a recent interview with Bloomberg has brought the situation back into the spotlight. Will we ever actually see Flash on the iPhone? At this point,…
With so many emails coming in every day, from personal subscriptions to work-related messages, your Gmail inbox can be a mess. You may want to clean it up but not to the point that they’ll be deleted permanently. After all, some of them may prove to be important or useful someday.
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