There are some days that I feel like a very important person. Today, is not one of those days. That’s because out there, in the wilds of journalism land, people are receiving invitations from Apple to: “Come see our latest creation.” Who got those invites you might ask? The LA Times USA Today NY Times…
Steve Jobs was one of us. The ultimate anti-establishment rebel who became the establishment, yet refused to play by anyone else’s rules. A geek kid from California who dropped out of college, played with electronics in his garage, and over the course of his 56 years, changed the world forever. Jobs’ fans and admirers are…
Apple critics have long complained about Apple’s walled garden policy that severely restricts the ability of just anyone to develop an app for the iPhone and then sell it. You need to play by Apple’s rules if you want to get inside the so-called garden. This policy may be generating some negative spin for Apple…
Iconfactory and Panic bring you the latest version of their awesome Candybar software. This is THE BEST icon changer for Mac…EVER. At least, Candybar 2 was…now Candybar 3 kicks it up a notch by adding Dock customization and integrating Pixadex 2 right into the Candybar application This is the easiest way to manage and change…
In today’s HUGE edition of free apps, don’t miss Loopseque, an awesome music & beat maker, as well as a nifty home renovation helper from none other than Mike Holmes!
I’m sorry, Conan but despite my promise to you to stop being cynical, I can’t help it. And in this one case, I wish I was not. After watching the Internet show Steve present the iPad to the public, I froze and was taken to a temporary time warp to the day when Steve announced…
Picture this: You’re at the coffee shop and you need a quick refill on your drink. You head to the counter, fill up, and head back to your seat. No more than 30 seconds passed but when you get back your phone is gone. You search your pockets, look on the floor to see if…
Your initial thoughts may turn to the first day you got your iPhone to the day it finally died on you – if you have ever reached that point. There is a degree of accuracy in that, but in this case, it’s all about the iPhone and how it lives its life. Who said that…
This weekend I’ve been in New York City. The wife and I did a few touristy things like visit the Statue of Liberty, take a carriage ride through Central Park, walk through Times Square, and see a show on Broadway. I also attended the 2009 New York Comic-Con. Through all of this, however, my iPhone…
If you’ve been updated on the news and social media these days, then you’d know about Black Lives Matter. This movement has gained the support of millions of people worldwide and for good reasons. People have taken this movement to a whole new level with protests happening around the world. Not everyone can take it…
Today I found almost 20 apps that I have never before seen offered for free, including three photography apps, and a tool to increase your iPhone thumb-typing accuracy.
Surfing around, I came across some old concept designs for the iPhone. It’s really interesting to see the different things that people came up with, especially now, after having had the actual iPhone for a while. I thought you might find these interesting. Take a look. Be sure and check back with us later today…
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