If you’re like me, you spend a minimum of 8 hours a day working on your Mac. My primary machine is a Macbook Pro, and for the first several months of owning it, and using it as my primary machine, I suffered through typing on the keyboard and using the trackpad for mouse navigation for…
Tablets are slowly easing portable game consoles are the preferred platform for gaming. Tablets offer convenience (you don’t need to carry an extra device to play games) and a literally more hands-on way for controls. At this point, one of the factors where portable game consoles edge tablets is with game selection. But this fact…
Looking for that perfect gift? If someone in your life has an addiction to iPhone or iPad apps, here are some real-world goodies that ought to tickle their fancy.
With WWDC 2014 in the books, Google took some time to shine this week and kicked off their annual GoogleI/O conference with a (very) long keynote address that was at times slightly rambling, but at its core, released some pretty amazing stuff. If you didn’t have time to watch the 3 hour(!!) keynote yesterday, or…
Mother’s Day is right around the corner and that means it’s time for you to buy that special gift for your wonderful mom or your amazing wife. Whichever the case, getting that perfect gift for these special women in your life is important. If they happen to be an Apple fan or just happen to…
Before getting started, I’m a huge fan of Jailbreaking and tweaking just about every setting on my iPhone. I’ve jailbroken every Apple device I’ve ever owned, including the original iPod Touch that I had to SSH into to jailbreak it manually. I love making little changes like adding a flashing Apple logo instead of the…
With the purchase of Beats, Apple also took on the moderately popular Beats Music service. While the service has remained mostly untouched since the purchase was completed in August, small changes are creeping in that could give Beats Music a huge advantage to competitors like Spotify. The biggest of these changes is the ability to…
Launching Pad Games’ iPhone title Scarlett & the Spark of Life is an old school adventure in the vein of Grim Fandango or The Dig — only without the wildly original premises behind those games. The game finds you taking on the role of Princess Scarlett, a scrappy, self-reliant adventurer who knows how to get things…
In the market for smart devices or smart objects? They’re all the rage at Kickstarter. Check out this week’s batch now.
Over at TUAW TJ Luoma posted commented on developer Brittany Tarvin’s great entry about free software and why free is a misnomer in her opinion.
Cryptocurrency is a larger umbrella of different types of ‘tokens’ or ‘digital currencies’. This kind of currency allows for the creation of transactions and savings without going to a bank. Examples of these are Facebook’s Libra, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and many more. Although they are not considered by banks as actual currencies, many companies allow for…
Last night I got a chance to spend a little more time with the AppleTV “Take 2”, and there are a few things I want to point out. 1. There is no “watch it after it expires” for rentals – We’ve talked in the past about how Apple had a loop hole in the rentals…
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