As I’ve said before, sometimes the best ideas are the most simple ones. Take this one, for example. It’s called the Glif, and it’s one of the coolest things I’ve seen for the iPhone yet. But let’s have the PR talk for us. The idea for the Glif was first formed when we realized the…
Well, it looks like hell might have frozen over, because Opera Mini for iPhone was approved by Apple and is on the App Store right now [iTunes Link]. And it only took 20 days or so to do it. So how is it? Well first, let me say that this app is optimized to work…
Variety is reporting this morning that Apple wants to take the price of TV Shows in iTunes down to .99 cents and episode. They even claim that is the reason for NBC leaving iTunes. I think that’s a completely false for a variety of reasons — BUT — I think this brings up a good…
I don’t know if you’ve read Walter Isaacson’s Steve Jobs, but I have to admit I never finished the book. It’s not about how bad or good the book is, really. I just cannot find the time to finish it. This month, another book on Apple and Steve Jobs (somehow he’s still in the mix)…
OS X Lion introduces a new layout to Mail that makes life a lot easier, thanks to threaded conversations. But it can be kind of… monochromatic. Want to make it more eye-catching — and useful? Add photos to your Address Book contacts. Here’s how.
The day you’ve all been waiting for is here: Pluto TV is now on Apple TV! Some of you are probably wondering what Pluto TV is and why it’s such a big deal, and if you’re one of these people, get ready because Pluto TV will change the way you think about watching cable. Pluto…
Introduced in 2007 and required by 2012, sandboxing is a tool used by macOS to limit the damage that a hijacked app can do. Apple says, “While App Sandbox doesn’t prevent attacks against your app, it does minimize the harm a successful one can cause. macOS app sandboxing protects users by limiting how much trouble…
I have a MacBook Pro, and although I love it, one big problem is the lack of USB ports. I almost always need a hub of one kind or another, so that I have enough room to plug in my mouse, external hard drive and everything else that seems to have a USB cord on…
When a society invests in its people’s education, it makes a significant contribution to that society’s development and prosperity. Education empowers individuals to make positive contributions to their families and communities across many domains, leading to a more vibrant and secure society. We need to know why education is so crucial to the betterment of…
You must have logged in to countless websites in the past, but do you know how a website keeps you log in even after you close your browser? That is where cookies come in. Cookies are small data that store information related to your preferences and credentials like bank details, addresses, usernames, passwords, etc. Without…
There are a lot of Sudoku options for iPhone owners. All of them have a varying level of quality to them, but one of the ones I was looking forward to trying the most was Freeverse’s “Big Bang Sudoku”.
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