2013 was a big year for apple. New hardware, software, and a range of free products helped give the company a banner year in both sales and customer loyalty. While a lot went on with Apple, there were a few big surprises that really stood out from the crowd. Thinner iPads and better batteries in…
Apple Insider is reporting that Apple’s 17-inch Macbook Pro deliveries have been push backed to “near March” There claim is based on one specific report, and then a generalization about readers in Australia. While the 17-inch Macbook Pro may be taking longer to get to Australia than it will to the U.S. – I can…
Hate it or love it, Apple is everywhere. Since you’re reading this, then you’re definitely one of us. Those who obsess are enthusiastic about Apple. As you probably know, these days, just about anyone can set up a nice Apple-fan website. There are the usual suspects that everyone visits, but there are also the ones…
A company called In Icons made headlines this week by announcing their freakishly-realistic Steve Jobs figurine/doll, which is set to go on sale in February. Is this a loving tribute to a man who changed the world? Or a dishonorable product that preys on the public’s fascination with the recently-deceased?
With 2013 just about wrapped up and 2014 about 98% loaded, it’s time to pull out the crystal ball and try to conjure up what Apple has in store for us next year. For a company that has made its living surprising customers and defining new product categories, this is a pretty difficult venture, but…
The Coding Monkeys’ implementation of the German-style board game Carcassonne for iPad (and iPhone) is absolutely beautiful. The game was designed with a deeply respectful attention to detail, with every last feature that fans could hope for — and then some.
This week on Kickstarter: a piano keyboard for iPad that blew our minds, stick-on gamer controls for touchscreens, an ergonomic iPad holder, a little black box that makes all of your iDevices function as one, and more.
It may have a silly ring to it, but the plops may very well change your life – if you use SSDs regularly. the plops is an SSD enclosure that makes things ultra simple. Instead of having to exert some effort inserting and removing SSDs into different enclosures, the plops SSD enclosure allows you to…
Apple gave Siri a lot more than intelligence — she has a sense of humor, too. iPhone 4S users have been asking Siri all sorts of esoteric questions, and Siri’s not shy about showing off her sarcastic side, as you can see from these Siri answers collected from around the web.
Looking for a perfect puzzle game for short snatches of time? Zonr is a rapid-fire puzzler from KlickTock, one of my favorite game devs. You might know them from Doodle Find or Little Things.
Apple is one of the most profitable consumer companies around today, so it might seem odd to think about what Apple must do to survive, but it is a valid concern. With Steve Jobs gone, Apple has entered a new age and the future of this ingenious company could very well be in jeopardy. Some…
What if toys used iPhones, iPads, and Macs? A clever Instagram user has answered that question with a series of incredible staged photos.
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