It looks like Wal-Mart will be the next retailer to join in selling iPhones – and just in time for the holiday shopping season to kick into high gear. According to Boy Genius Report it looks like Radio Shack might have been in the running as well, but Wal-Mart could have possibly “swooped” in and…
Well, in a report that I’m still having a hard time believing, TUAW says that they have official confirmation that there is no Flash support on the iPhone…yet. The announcement was made during the State of Media Address yesterday. “There will be no Flash support at the moment on the iPhone.” Now, if that’s true…then…
Late last night Apple released the iPhone 2.2 software update. New features include: Enhancements to Maps including Google Street View, public transit and walking directions, display address of dropped pins, and you can share location via email Enhancements to Mail including a resolution to isolated issues with scheduled fetching of email, and improved formatting of…
I am using my iPhone too much. I have noticed I’m starting to get some serious eye strain by the end of the day. I can only conclude that it’s the iPhone, because that’s the only thing that’s really changed in my viewing habits over the last few weeks. It started out as a mild…
One of the coolest sites out there for buying computer parts online is NewEgg.com. In the past, I’ve ordered lots of things from them, ranging from hard drives to full enclosures, and never once had a problem. The other day, I was surfing around, looking for external storage, and I decided to use the iPhone….
The iPhone is not great at managing its internal storage. Its hard to figure out exactly why this happens, but over time your iPhone’s ability to assess its available free space degrades. This can result in spurious error messages indicating your running out of storage, even though you’re not. You can restore iPhone backups to reset…
Looking to get things done? Today’s selection of limited-time-only free apps for iPhone and iPad will help you do just that. There’s also a smattering of games and an app that turns your iPad into a window viewer for several beautiful environments.
Designing your own poster, newsletter, or even graphics for your social media content is an essential task that many people face. They all involve typography graphics that must attract attention. But the creation of it might be difficult because different text effects will come as a real challenge for people that want to try to…
hmmm…what can you say, really?
You know, I really thought there would be more to talk about for the 30 Days of iPhone articles. It’s actually getting hard to come up with much to discuss….the thing, for the most part, just works. I’m getting used to having it in my pocket, and I use it constantly. I read an article…
Quick story: I’m a video game guy, and I’m a huge fan of anything with Mario in it. Super Mario Galaxy 2 came out this weekend, and both myself and my wife were ecstatic to get it. Because of that, I went to Walmart at midnight to purchase the game. I’m sure that the last…
Earlier today I posted some Thoughts on the Keynote, but I didn’t address the iPhone “Web 2.0” development issue on purpose. I think it’s worth a post by itself. After watching the Keynote, then watching it again – this time looking at it a bit differently – I couldn’t help but notice the utter silence…
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