I love army bags, and I love things that are recycled from old goods. This particular goody falls right into both of those categories. It’s called the iSockit, and here’s the deets: The iSockitâ„¢ 11-inch MacBook Air case features eccentric sling-flap closure and oversized front pocket (measures about 6.5″x7″, 16.5×17.8cm). I designed the iSockitâ„¢ padded…
Has your iPhone (or iPod Touch) become your primary gaming device? If so, then you probably want a game controller not unlike those that accompany consoles such as the Xbox and PlayStation. Of course, the gaming experience is still totally different, but a controller does elevate the gaming experience, especially for specific games. Here’s some…
You’ve probably read all sorts of articles about the best apps from 2015, the apps you must have for 2016, and everything in between. I don’t blame you if you’re having an app recommendation overload at the moment. However, if one of the things that you truly want to do in 2016 is to be…
EA didn’t try to reinvent the wheel when they ported perennial arcade classic Snood to the iPad. But what they came up with radically alters the gameplay — in a surprisingly good way — nonetheless.
I’ve been getting ready for Macworld, and since I have a young child at home who has made it clear that my going to San Francisco for several days is not the greatest thing ever, I have been trying to find a webcam for our Mac Mini. I might as well be trying to find…
Prior to OS X 10.7 Lion there was a little app on the Mac called Front Row. This app turned your Mac into a media center that rivaled the Apple TV. Apple initially launched Front Row as a “digital hub” application to make your Mac the center for all things media related in your house….
The majority of Apple Stores are boxy, stainless steel buildings or storefronts. But the biggest and most dazzling of Apple’s 300 retail locations are true architectural wonders.
In Walter Isaacson’s biography, Steve Jobs is famously quoted as saying that he “finally cracked” how to produce and sell a television set the Apple way. So we’re expecting something irresistibly cool, with these eight features, bare minimum.
What groundbreaking game would you expect to come next from the makers of Scribblenauts? Their answer might surprise you, but in a way, it’s every bit as innovative.
Nature has an inherent ability to calm our senses and rejuvenate our spirits. The soothing sounds of flowing water, the vibrant colors of blooming flowers, and the gentle touch of a breeze can transport us to a place of tranquility and peace. One element that can amplify the beauty of nature and create a serene…
Did you know that aside from the regular apps on your iPhone and iPad like Messages and Notes, there are also others that can actually help you at home? In case you haven’t used it yet, Apple’s HomeKit is going to change your life. From the App Store, you can download the Home app for…
Father’s Day is less than two weeks away so there’s still plenty of time to get a present for your old man that’s both thoughtful and useful. Here are a few great Apple gifts for Father’s Day that will make you the golden child.
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