[Updated: December 16, 2014] There was a time that every photo taken was developed and stored in a photo album. The photos could be organized however you wanted and stored in a way that they could be easily accessible. With the advent of digital photography however, organization, display, and sharing of photographs has moved from…
Kona’s Crate is one quirky little puzzler. The game has you controlling a floating platform that carries a simple wooden crate. Your job is to maneuver the crate up and down and between obstacles to deliver it Chief Kona. The catch? The crate isn’t locked down to the platform.
It was only recently that the media was on fire because of Tim Cook being apparently, inadvertently “outed” by a news person. My initial reaction (and it remains the same, by the way): “What do we care?” Side note: Tim Cook is one of the world’s greatest leaders. So whether Tim Cook is gay or…
With the launch of iOS 7, Apple started offering its users iTunes Radio, a purposed Spotify and Pandora killer, but can iTunes Radio stand up to these streaming giants and possibly even become competition for them? It’s still early to say, but it’s possible. History Since iTunes Radio is not widely used yet and isn’t…
Haven’t you always wanted to go swimming or take a shower with your iPod blasting music in your ears? Okay, maybe not, but having a waterproof iPod plus earbuds is always handy. Whether you’re lounging by the pool, or you’re at the beach, or you’re walking in the rain, waterproof gear is always handy. That’s…
2012 has come and gone, and what a year it’s been! Here are Apple’s top ten most memorable moments of the year.
Like its namesake game, Fruit Ninja: Puss in Boots is a simple game with a simple objective, yet wickedly addictive gameplay that will have you slice and dicing for hours, thanks to a terrific new mode of play.
After what has seemed like a long wait, Apple has finally announced more details about its brand new music streaming service, which will be known as iTunes Radio. It is due to launch in the second half of 2013, and it was announced at the Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco in June this year,…
Apple Insider has a post this morning highlighting a small number of users on forums complaining about the new iMovie. The article includes quotes like: “I even bought iLife just to install iMovie 8 next to my versions of Avid and Final Cut Pro,” Stop right there chief. iMovie isn’t made for you. iMovie ’08…
The Ford Fiesta is an iconic supermini that is a common sight on UK roads. The vehicle is popular with new and young drivers, small families, elderly drivers and many other groups as it is a vehicle that ticks many boxes. Now, after 47 years and 8 generations, the Fiesta is being discontinued as the…
Cases for iPhones can be found left and right, come in all shapes and sizes (figuratively, obviously), and can do all sorts of things. In fact, the mere thought of buying a new iPhone case can be daunting, if only because of the amount of choices. Here’s one upcoming iPhone case that will get your…
The holiday shopping rush is here, but luckily for us, it is not mandatory to brave the crowds in the mall. For the Apple fan(s) in your life, you can easily find perfect gifts without having to put your iPhone, iPad, or MacBook down. And even if it’s already the first week of December, you…
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