Is there anything the iPad can’t do? Nah, probably not. Take earning a degree online, for example. Previously the exclusive domain of laptops and desktops, the iPad opens doors to new methods of online learning — all while in your PJs.
There are dozens, if not hundreds, of iPod dock equipped radios and alarm clocks. I look at a lot of them here, but not everything gets reviewed, primarily because a good portion of them aren’t worth writing about. The primary thing that these companies seem to forget when they construct these iPod playing monstrosities, is…
The city of Cupertino has released some detailed floor plans and artist renders of the planned new Apple campus that’s been dubbed the “Mothership,” because of its massive, circular, wheel-like footprint. I captured some super-high-res screenshots of the renders, and they are jaw-droppingly gorgeous.
Insiders call it the Mothership. It’s Apple Headquarters in Cupertino, California, and to Apple fans, it’s a place thought of with romance and wonder. Only the privileged elect have ever been deep within its most secretive recesses, but after an extensive search, I turned up 30 70 156 pictures Inside Apple HQ that Apple probably…
If Steve Jobs was a maestro, the keynote speech was his symphony. No one in the world could deliver what was basically a glorified powerpoint presentation with the commanding presence that Jobs possessed. He was smart, relaxed, focused, and best of all, entertaining. Here are his 7 best and most memorable keynote presentations.
The iPhone 5 announcement is about to happen at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, Apple’s favorite venue for media events. Take a look at how Apple has literally put its mark on the building over the years.
As handy as laptops are, being on one constantly does bring about health problems over time. I’m probably preaching to the choir here, but I’ve recently had problems with my left pinkie of all things! I never really thought that the reason could be that I always worked from the sofa, so the position of…
The iPad: it’s sleek, it’s hip, it’s awesome. But is it fashion? One startup hopes to make clothes for computers and tablets as popular as Gap or Abercrombie.
It’s common to walk down almost any street in a country like the United States and see more than one iPhone. Whether it’s used for simple phone calls or checking Twitter, the iPhone is the definition of pervasive technology in developed countries. While this is true for nations like the United States and many European…
Since the invention of Bluetooth, wirelessly sending over photos, videos, and other types of documents without the use of the internet has become the norm. Now, a lot of people find cables and wires to be messy and prefer wireless devices. If you’re an Apple user, you probably rely on AirDrop and AirPrint a lot….
Just arriving in the App Store today is the latest title from Launching Pad Games, an iPhone game called Mighty Fin. Mighty Fin is an ocean-based side-scroller that has you directing a small, orange fish on his “Round the World Tour” vacation.
Last month a Macbook Air was hacked very quickly…you may have heard of it. Well, it turns out that the “zero-day” exploit in Apple’s Safari browser was actually found in the open-source software library called Perl Compatible REgular Expressions or PCRE, which is used by many products including Safari, Apache, and more. Security researcher Chris…
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