I’ve never really thought about what will happen to my iPad Mini if I died in the near future. In my family, old iPads (and iPhones and MacBooks) are usually handed down, so everything’s wiped, and practically everyone has his own Apple ID. Source But what if your iPad is locked, and you suddenly pass…
I have purposefully avoided reading reviews of the AppleTV until I got a chance to play with it on my own. I’ve been playing with it for a few hours now, and after spending time with the device, I think I can safely say that this is the future of television entertainment…but iTunes isn’t quite…
Welcome everyone to the new and improved Apple Gazette.com! Elena at Design Disease is an absolute genius when it comes to site design, which is immediately apparent when you look at her work. I like the original design for Apple Gazette (which was also designed by Elena), but until today, my favorite Bloggy Network site…
Ever since its launch, people have loved the amazingly thin design of the MacBook Air. As time has progressed the ultra-thin notebook computer has gained features and become more and more useful. With the expected inclusion of Retina screens coming in the next refresh, one has to wonder what else Apple will include. While there’s…
Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps to download. Enjoy! (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they may go back to their regular price anytime so download the apps for free while you can.)
Remember when we posted about the MOGA Ace Power iOS 7 game controller being on sale at $80 instead of the usual $100? Well, now we know the reason behind the price drop: MOGA is releasing a new iOS 7 game controller soon. We should have foreseen that, really, what with this being common practice…
In just a few days time we’ll finally get a much better look at the Apple Watch. On Monday, Apple is holding a special event entitled “Spring Forward” during which the company will unveil it’s latest high-tech device. At this point it is safe to say that not just Apple fans are excited to see what…
Looks like it. Recently Apple sent the lawyers after Fake Steve, a hilarous blog that is obviously a parody of Apple frontman Steve Jobs. In response, Fake Steve called out for a sugar daddy to help him fight off the lawyers and Wired (owned by Conde Nast) swooped in to back the faker. Honestly, this…
The Smithsonian museum in Washington, DC today launched a new exhibit devoted to the patent office. Planned as a series of exhibitions, first up is an exhibit devoted to over 300 patents held by the late Steve Jobs.
Good morning, app lovers! Here’s the week’s list of free iOS apps today. Enjoy your Monday! (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they will go back at regular price anytime.)
Remember my article “10 Things I Hate About the App Store“? Maybe Apple was listening (yeah, right), because word has leaked out of Cupertino that they’re building a whole new iTunes, incorporating more efficient search and other features.
Apple has finally gotten around to providing an official fix to the spam iCloud Calendar invites that have been getting under our skins for weeks. For some, it’s been more than a month since the spam invites started coming in. The invites were mostly for sales or promos for certain products, usually with Chinese characters…
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