Lots of talk recently about a 7-inch iPad. Here’s one of the latest from Forbes: As others have already speculated, White’s contact says the second-generation iPad will be smaller, with a screen that measures about seven inches, compared to the first iPad’s 9.7-inch screen. The new iPad will also include the high-resolution “Retina†display that…
Where has this app been all my life?! Instashare lets you transfer files between your Mac and your iPhone or iPad with the simplicity of drag-and-drop.
Comic-Con is happening right now in San Diego. The mega-event has celebrated comics and pop culture for 44 years now, but thanks to digital media, comics are no longer business-as-usual.
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If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, Apple should be feeling mighty proud tonight. Because Microsoft just unveiled its own touchscreen “Surface” tablet computer, and everything about the device and the media event where it was announced took its cues straight from Apple and the iPad.
The 5th Avenue “cube.” The cylindrical glass tower in Shanghai. The subterranean store at the Louvre. Apple’s iconic stores are like no other retail spaces in the world, and they were all designed by the same architect.
Normally when I hear a rumor, I knock pretty hard on the poster, because nine times out of ten it just isn’t true. In this case though, it comes from iLounge.com, and they themselves admit that this prediction thing can be a bit shaky. As a result, here are some selected tidbits from their predictions…
Hot on the heals of Adobe choosing not to have a booth at Macworld 2009, Apple Insider is reporting that several other big names are either scaling down, or pulling out all together. Companies like Belkin, Seagate, and Creative Labs have pulled out completely, while companies like Google and Marware are scaling back from previous…
Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps to download. Have fun! (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.)
The designers of the Apple TV start-up video have posted some stills of what to expect according to MacRumors. There is still no official word on the exact ship date for the AppleTV, but as I stated in this week’s edition of the Apple Gazette Weekly podcast, my money is on Feb. 28th. You can…
How many times have you won against the USB cable? I don’t know about you, but I hate it when I keep plugging the USB the wrong way round. And it happens all of the time (okay, most of the time). On a good day, I actually do get it right, but for sure, you’ve…
It’s extremely important to have a clear impression of the salary you can get choosing a future career. If you are interested in today’s popular IT field, you may consider becoming a DevOps engineer. If you don’t want to be such a specialist yourself and just need the corresponding services. Obviously, just like in any…
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