NFC, or Near Field Communications, is a contactless technology used on mobile gadgets so that they can communicate with other electronic devices. Last year, the hype surrounding NFC was high, especially with Samsung integrating the technology in their phones. Apple has not made any moves toward using NFC on the iPhones, and that has led…
Nintendo is entering the mobile gaming market, specifically for Android and iOS, which has long been anticipated by fans of the company. However, for fans of Super Mario 64 and old titles, it is highly unlikely that you’ll see these games on your phone for Nintendo has expressed its intent to release new titles. There…
Macenstein reports a bit of surprising news this afternoon. Apple has apparently dropped out of NAB 2008. For fans of Apple’s professional film/video editing products this is quite a surprise. Apple has, in the past, had one of the largest booths at NAB, showcasing the amazing Final Cut Studio suite, and other professional software options….
If you count yourself among those who hate Apple’s new Maps app, there are plenty of alternatives. Here are the four best, and not one of them will cost you a dime.
Looking for a way to practice good computer related health and fitness? Then MacBreakZ is probably for you. If you want to avoid the stiffness and discomfort that often comes from sitting hunched over a computer all day, you have to remember to take necessary breaks. You also need to stretch your muscles and move…
Well, there are going to be a lot more of these types of accessories in the next few months, and we’ll have to see how the marketplace takes it. Now I’m a dock fan, and I’m a fan of the iMac’s clean looks. I purchased a mStand MacBook stand for my MacBook Pro, and I…
Apple just recently launched Big Sur and while there are noticeable updates, some say it’s not the big update expected. Still, a high adoption rate should be seen soon. In today’s post, we’ll talk about how to create a bootable installer for the new macOS version.
Who’s ready for the next five days? Here are free iOS apps to put you in an awesome mood. Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they will go back to their regular price anytime.)
Some line up for the experience. Some do it because they’re fanboys (& ‘girls). Some just have to have the latest iPhone. Are they smart or nuts? You decide.
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…
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