Well, my list of 10 Games that SHOULD be on the iPod is down to 9 – because EA released two new games for iPod yesterday: Sudoku and Royal Flush Solitaire. Both games are graphically impressive, and I should have a review of Sudoku up soon. You can access previews of the games in iTunes,…
New details are trickling in about the Verizon iPhone and AppleInsider has concrete info on monthly pricing for voice plans. We reported that Verizon would be bringing its personal hotspot plan to the iPhone unchanged. This will give users 2GB a month at $20 and another $20 per GB over. But what about voice? While…
Apple launched its first ad campaign for the new unibody Macbook line last night, and it has a decidedly “green” focus. The new ads focus on how earth-friendly the new Macbook and Macbook Pro are, and this is just the start of Apple’s campaign to promote their systems under this new “green” banner. Steve Jobs…
Ever know someone who just wasn’t satisfied with status quo? If you didn’t, let me introduce you to someone. Me. Last week I wrote about the Microsoft Notebook Mouse, and about how my free score was finally making me happy with my mouse situation. Thing is, there’s a bit more to the story. let me…
Ah the good old Macmothership…I love looking through that site. Today I stumbled upon the first Apple print ad…my, they have come a long way, haven’t they? Click on the image for a larger image.
You have likely felt it is tough to motivate you to do something sometimes. Besides, you may also have days when your energy and emotions are down. These fluctuations are part of our life, and we face these motivational challenges like anyone else. In this article, I will give several strategies to motivate you when…
Flurry Analytics is a company that analyzes info from the web, and uses that data for ad sales and the like. I had never heard of them before today, but then again, I live in a one room shack with minks on my back.From their blog: Using Flurry Analytics, the company identified approximately 50 devices…
I couldn’t leave you guys alone for an entire weekend without a unicorn, right? There’s been talk for a long time now about the wireless connectivity of the Unicorn Tablet, and most of the talk has been around Verizon, mainly because most people are pissed with AT&T’s service. But that’s never made sense to me…
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Last week the 10.5.2 update of Mac OSX Leopard was quietly released to developers and testers – and this thing weighs in at almost 400Mbs, and featuring 100 bug fixes and well over 40 application fixes as well. Mac Scoop has the details, but you can see the complete list below: New issues fixed in…
Stevenotes are often noted by a musical guest or performer. Typically they sing a song and that’s it. Macworld 2008 was a little different. Singer/Songwriter Randy Newman performed – and spoke – at the Keynote in a way that I don’t think any other performer ever has. The point of his first “song” seems to…
With lithium batteries, you will take your fishing experience to another level. We have been selling lithium batteries since 2015, and many of our models have been specially designed for electric vehicles. They have high discharge currents, allowing high performance for longer. We also give away a charger for every battery purchased! Our smart batteries…
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