This past Friday Apple enabled location-aware transmitters in all of their U.S. retail stores. Called iBeacon, this service works via Bluetooth and the Apple Store App for the iPhone to get location-based information when arriving at one of their stores. The iBeacon system is far more precise than GPS-based methods for finding exactly where someone…
How long has it been since you started working from home? With so many peripherals on your desktop, it can get pretty messy when accomplishing your daily activities. You’ve probably already noticed by now what a mess your cables have created. One way of tidying up such clutter is by incorporating desktop cable organizers to…
If Indiana Jones owned a laptop, this is the bag he’d carry it in. Try not to drool.
You know just how much we dislike having a mess of cables, and while this is inevitable in some parts of the house, if one can employ solutions like Quirky’s, then we’re all for it! While I am a huge fan of Quirky, there is something to be said about wooden accessories. This is especially…
You’ve probably noticed by now that more and more devices are going wireless these days. Otherwise, you must be living under a rock. Remember when it was just all telephones and personal computers? While these all still exist today, there are now wireless variations of these: smartphones and laptops.
As much as we love our MacBooks, we can’t deny that it has its flaws. Or rather, its accessories have some imperfections that go beyond annoying. Does this look familiar? Source No doubt. If you haven’t had a MacBook charger that looked like this at some point, then you’re lucky. To be honest, I don’t…
Halloween candy and wine. Why not? After (or during) the trick or treating round, why can’t adults have their candy and drink their wine, too? It may not be the first match that comes to mind, but with the mountains of candy you will probably have to give away and the bottles of wine you’ll…
Everyone knows what Apple Stores look like: gleaming monoliths of glass and stainless steel. But what about the employees-only areas? We’ve collected some rare photos of the parts of Apple Stores that the public never gets to see.
Life on the go for gadget addicts is not easy. That’s why we have all those pointers on how to expand the battery life of Apple devices. Then there is the plethora of mobile battery packs that will ensure your device will keep going during the day – or night. There are quite a lot…
Pigeon Squadron is a “bombing run” game with some distinctive twists. While the mechanics of the game may seem familiar — flying over targets and dropping bombs on them — Pigeon Squadron turns the genre on its head by making you a pigeon on a comedic mission to drop poop on unsuspecting city pedestrians. That’s…
The Consumer Electronics Show is underway in Las Vegas, and everyone there is trying so hard to be Apple, it’s kinda hilarious. But they all lack one thing that Apple has had since its very beginning.
Capcom has entered since a while the freemium game already and now has chosen to endorse the oh so addictive, and popular, farming scene. The biggest difference this time though is that Capcom’s farming game good-looking, well thought out is and has a nice nostalgic touch. If you’re older than 20 you probably have heard…
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