The Internet has brought many conveniences to our lives, but it comes with risks. Malware is one of those risks that can expose your personal information to cybercriminals. Removing malware from your computer is a necessary step to protect yourself. Here are six effective methods: Run an Antivirus Scan Several different types of malware can…
Within the ever-changing realm of Twitch streaming, ads have both positive and negative implications. Although crucial for generating income, advertisements frequently interrupt viewer interaction, presenting a difficulty for broadcasters. This extensive manual explores efficient techniques for blocking advertisements specifically designed for Twitch streamers. We prioritize improving the user experience by facilitating navigation through the intricacies…
Introduction In the world of mobile communications, few things have remained as consistently relevant and innovative as Apple’s iPhone. Since its inception, the iPhone has not only revolutionized the way we think about smartphones but also how we communicate with each other. Particularly, Apple’s messaging platform, iMessage, has become a staple for seamless, secure, and…
There have been rumblings about this for a while now, but it’s official: Safari is now Safari 5, and it’s available right now. From the official press release: Apple® today released Safari® 5, the latest version of the world’s fastest and most innovative web browser, featuring the new Safari Reader for reading articles on the…
I’ve been using my iPhone 5 as my all-around gateway to the internet. Aside from having an always-on internet plan, I’ve also ditched my mobile WiFi device and have been using the iPhone 5’s personal hotspot feature to allow my laptop to access the internet. But even with the relatively fast LTE speeds I’ve been…
I seem to have a problem with bags. I don’t know what the problem is really, but I always seem to be searching for the next big thing. A while back – pre Apple days, back – I purchased a Swiss Army backpack. This thing had everything I wanted and needed at the time, and…
Apple announced twice yesterday that it as extending the registration for this year’s World Wide Developers Conference. First, it was mentioned in the press release announcing that Steve Jobs was giving the keynote. Then later in the day, Apple sent out another email to developers letting them know that the early registration discount had been…
So – that wasn’t fun. The other day Apple Gazette got slammed with a bunch of traffic – the site was killed…you might have noticed. Long story short – we’re back, things are great, and the site is now on a much more robust server. Thanks for all the emails and tweets. Back to work.
Image via Wired I love Wired magazine. I’ve been a fan since I first picked it up a few years back and I’ve been a subscriber most of that time. Not only is it well written, but it’s also well designed. I think it’s probably my prototype for the perfect magazine. And as of yesterday,…
Apple will have its Second Quarter results conference call this Wednesday, April 23, 2008, 2:00 p.m. PDT/5:00 p.m. EDT. Apple will, as always provide a live audio stream of the call which you will be able to access here. Before the actual call, Apple will release the numbers via a press release, but it is…
Head over to Apple.com to check out the new site design. This is the most major site overhaul for Apple.com this century…but the design isn’t terribly different from what we’ve seen in the past. Click Here to check it out.
Spigen is one of the better known case manufacturers out there, and they do have pretty good products. Not only do they do the job of protecting your beloved iPhone, they also look great. That’s double points for them. Then there’s the fact that they have been known to “leak” details about the iPhone 6,…
