Chrome Comes to iOS: A Quick Primer
Looking for an alternative to Safari for iPhone or iPad? (Aren’t we all?) Google may have answered your prayers, because they’ve just brought Chrome to iOS.
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Beef Up Your iPhone 4
I’m a car guy, and as such, I’ve seen many different things getting machined over the years. I love watching a lathe or CNC machine doing its work, and I could just sit there for hours watching a cool part get whittled out of aluminum. It’s fascinating to me. Which explains why I like this…
Watch TechRax Do a Burnout on Top of an iPhone
But don’t do it at home. Or at the parking lot. Or even a racetrack. TechRax’s antics are not strange to us, and we usually – if not always – say that they are pointless. Take for example boiling an iPhone in Coke. Why???? However, some are actually amusing to watch. Like today’s video. I…
Apple History: Newton – the first iPhone
So, if you’re not into the iPhone it’s going to be a very long and boring week for you as far as Apple news goes. I doubt there will be much to talk about that doesn’t revolve revolve around the upcoming device. In an effort to not spread or start any more FUD about the…
How to unlock iPhone without password
Apple devices are famous for their tight security features like a strong password that help in preventing unauthorized access. However, if you forget to remember the passcode, you will experience unrelenting problems. Passcode lock, therefore, is an effective security tool for iPhone devices. On this note, the worst part is forgetting the passcode and entering…
Slew of rumors point to iPhone 5 launch this October
We’ve been hearing various rumors on when Apple will finally unveil the iPhone 5. Speculations have been buzzing all over the net since the start of this year and with the last three months of the year looming. Another spate of supposed “clues†are indicating that the iPhone 5 will finally be announced this October….
iPhone OS Updates to 3.1.3
Time to dock the iPhones and iPod Touches people, because there’s an update ready to go. According to Apple, here are the fixes: This update for iPhone and iPod touch contains bug fixes and improvements, including the following: Improves accuracy of reported battery level on iPhone 3GS Resolves issue where third-party apps would not launch…
More Dock Love: DLO Wall Dock
I love me a good dock. I like them. They make my live neat and organized, which is the way I want things to go. Sure, my desk typically looks like Skeletor keeps a spare key, but docks help me keep things pretty and organized. When I someday buy an iPad, I’ll probably have a…
RUMOR: iPhone’s Safari to get Offline Storage…maybe more…
Ars Technica reports that while the iPhone SDK will be staying web based for the foreseeable future, the iPhone’s Safari may be getting offline storage ala Google Gears. Perhaps, even icons on the home page. While some will still complain that there are things you can’t write in Ajax or other web based code, I…
Dual Core CPUs Coming To iPad 2 And iPhone 5?
Apple is no stranger to the hardware arms race. RIM, Motorola, HTC and Samsung just to name a few are packing their high end smart phones with circuitry that would make a computer jealous with dual core CPUs being the newest trend. According to an analyst however, Apple could be bringing a dual core CPU…
Bootlace Ferrule – What is it, Types and Uses
Do you know the best way to protect your copper wires from damage? Yes, using bootlace ferrules is the best possible solution you can have. Most manufacturing industries or wire companies now use bootlace ferrules for secure and sturdy wire clamping in their area. However, the point to consider is why you should use bootlace…
If Apple was a telco…
In a perfect world, Jobs wanted the iPhone to run 100% under his terms. That would mean not having to choose AT&T as an exclusive telco partner. It would mean seeding the idea of a phone that could run on an unlicensed network in the same way that we use WiFi. Walk in the heart…