There’s something charmingly retro about the new Mac adventure game Age of Enigma. It doesn’t have state-of-the-art graphics or cutting edge game play. What it does have is a great story, terrific puzzles, and an engrossing whole package that’s much greater than the sum of its parts.
I don’t think you’ll find too many people that would argue against the fact that JBL is one of the most consistently impressive designers of speaker systems for the iPod on the market. So, when I got a chance to take a look at the latest edition to their family of On Stage products, I…
Around 2011, food establishments started looking at the use of iPads – and tablets in general – to replace the traditional print menu. This option offered a lot of possibilities – from a more pleasant user experience to better stock management on the restaurant’s end. Recently, another effect of the use of an iPad menu in…
As a celebrant or a wine fan looking for a healthy drink for a celebration, you want a wine that bubbles but doesn’t cause a hangover. Perhaps you have chosen to abstain from alcohol or drink only non-alcoholic champagne alternatives. There are many non-alcoholic champagne drinks you can try. They are alcohol-free champagne alternative sparkling wines….
In April of last year, Apple Gazette published a review of a very popular piece of software called MacKeeper. Currently, there are over 80 reader comments on that review — most of which are extremely negative. Yet MacKeeper is a well-reviewed piece of software, with universally positive marks. So what’s going on here?
Early Monday morning Apple announced CarPlay; a new way to use your iPhone and car to listen to music, talk on the phone, receive text messages, and get turn-by-turn directions via Apple Maps. This giant step from Apple seems to be a great new way to use iOS 7 and your car, but does CarPlay…
Portable chargers. Power banks. They’re all over the place. We find them in every shape, size, and color. But have you ever seen a portable charger that looks like a coaster? Better yet, a portable charger that actually functions as a coaster. Yeah, it practically exists. I say practically because it’s a Kickstarter project at…
There are a number of great apps and programs which you can use for managing a website. The task of designing, coding, uploading, and maintaining your own website can be a tremendous hassle if you are unfamiliar with the process. More experienced webmasters will eventually get into a routine and pick up their favorite apps…
With the controversial Jobs movie arriving in theaters today, let’s take a look at the five men who’ve portrayed Steve Jobs on camera.
Apple recently released the newest iteration to the iPad: the iPad Air. This 9.7” Retina display iPad is the thinnest so far at .29” thin, only tied with the iPad mini for thickness. The newest MacBook Air has an 11.6” screen and is .68” thick, making it the smallest MacBook to date. With these two…
As a side-scroller with quirky characters, a low price, and cute, Incredibles-ish graphics, The Hero HD has the potential to be a great game. Unfortunately, that potential is squandered.
Inspired by Robin’s review of the mOna iPad stand, I decided to take a look at the other iPad stands available in the market today. I have never used an iPad stand to be honest – although I guess my bulky Belkin case does function as a stand somehow – but I do find myself…
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