I noticed a lot of odd incoming links today from Engadget and others to the Apple Rumor Generator that I created a short time ago, and I was curious as to why that was happening…well, after reading the rumor from Apple Insider, I can see why people are pointing to the ole generator… …”people familiar…
Don’t look now but there’s another massive vulnerability on the loose and this time it’s your Mac that’s under fire. Shellshock, the newly-discovered vulnerability affects Mac and Linux machines by allowing an attacker to inject code directly into your machine. This vulnerability is one of the worst found yet, as it has the chance to…
iCube has released iRec (not to be confused with iRecord) for those of you looking for a one button solution for recording video directly on to your iPod. iRec will record at 640×480 with a 2.5 Mbs bit rate from any composite, or S-Video source – no computer required. It charges your iPod as well,…
Remember the winner of the Stupidest iPhone Case Award? Well, the government has gotten wind of the iPhone 6 gun case, and Sen. Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) is calling for a ban – and rightly so. His team published a press release on his website stating that the iPhone 6 case probably violates federal law. “Any…
Online games are a way for the average internet user to escape the stresses of regular life and enjoy some low-risk entertainment by themselves or with friends. Unfortunately, the massive popularity of some online games has attracted the attention of cybercriminals, which means that some games are putting players at risk of accidentally infecting their…
If you’ve been following Apple’s releases lately, you’ll undoubtedly notice that emergence of the “Pro” moniker. From the iPad Pro to the MacBook Pro, it appears that Apple is designing its products for professionals — at least that’s what the name implies. But there’s something else to consider, especially in light of the 9.7-inch iPad…
by Florencia Viadana Exams are the most stressful period in the life of the average student. You have to deal with enormous preparation materials during exams and an almost unbearable amount of stress. At such moments, simple and short tips on improving your performance in the discipline in the shortest possible time will help you….
Today’s a big day down at the Google campus, because they’ve got a big announcement scheduled for 1 p.m. Eastern today, and who knows what it could possibly be about? Well duh, it’s about the new Nexus One phone, one of the worst-kept secrets in recent history – although the argument could be made that…
Well, it was bound to happen, and now here it is. Opera is attempting to get Opera Mini out onto the iPhone. Visitors to the 2010 Mobile World Congress got a chance to check it out the other day, and apparently, Apple is onboard. How do I know this? Here’s a little timeline. First, there’s…
What is the deal with that red button in the top left corner of your Mac applications, anyway? This question often vexes new Mac users who are perplexed to find that clicking it doesn’t always quit an application. Here’s how to fix that.
[Image via Kimberly White/Reuters] I have a friend of mine who isn’t very tech savvy. She loved her BlackBerry for years, because she loves to wear down the keyboard with frequent texting. When the iPhone came out, she debated it for literally years until she finally caved in and bought it. Now it’s her favorited…
Your Mac has a few built-in ways to hide files on macOS from Finder windows. This will make the file invisible until you choose to reveal it or turn the invisibility off. Keep in mind that this doesn’t remove the file from your system or encrypt it. What does it mean when you hide files…
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