Well the rumor mill is going crazy about “The Brick”. It’s supposed to be the big thing at the Apple Macbook event in October – if the rumor from 9to5Mac is to be believed. The big question is – what is it? One theory, is that it’s a wireless USB hub. That would be cool,…
I’ve got mixed feelings about DRM. For the uninitiated, DRM – or digital rights management – is what Apple used to shackle down iTunes songs for years just to make the music publishers happy. DRM stops you from taking that song that you purchased and transferring it to another device that you don’t own. Essentially,…
As an inn proprietor, you are in every case extremely quick to keep a precise record of your business’ pay and costs. To cover all your monetary issues, you really want a strong invoicing device that meets generally your business needs. If you have any desire to send proficient and adaptable solicitations to your clients,…
Last week I talked about Pulsar, a program that lets you listen to satellite radio via your desktop, without having to log into a clunky web interface. Turns out that Rogue Amoeba makes a lot of products, including Audio Hijack Pro, so I sent off an e-mail, and they sent me a free license so…
Competition in e-commerce stores and businesses is getting tough and companies have to do everything better to stand out. For this, experts say the best thing to do is to use high-quality product images. But the problem begins when brands have to purchase editing tools and hire professionals. You can also either spend a significant…
I was checking my e-mail the other day and saw that someone on my LinkedIn profile had recommended me. It’s a funny thing about LinkedIn – Everyone seems to have a profile, but no one ever does anything with it. But why not? Why do we constantly update our Twitter and Facebook feeds without giving…
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Thank god I’m wearing my rubber underwear. Phonearena.com is reporting that they have the first pics of the Apple iSlate, as well as the fancy OS that it’s going to be running. Here’s the specs: Running OSX Clouded Leopard Widget based homescreen Browse & Download apps from the App Store Up to 2x faster to…
Throughout the course of the year, taxpayers must pay at least 90% of their taxes, either through withholding, anticipated tax payments, or a combination of the two. It’s possible they will have to pay an estimated tax penalty, if they don’t. Estimated tax is levied on the income that is not withheld from a worker’s…
The Web has changed a lot since 1996. As the Internet has evolved, websites have changed with them, but for most of the last 10 years, Apple.com has look very much the same (at least the front page, anyway). Take a look at how the site has changed from 1996 to now… (by the way,…
Spore is a game with a lot of hype behind it, and a very long development history. To some people, Spore may be their most anticipated game ever, and now we’re looking at it being released in 2008. I stopped by the EA booth today and got a chance to play Spore for a minute….
Last Thursday, though it feels like a month ago now, we talked about WWDC 2016 and what we were expecting from the WorldWide Developer’s Conference. The biggest thing that we Apple junkies missed was the introduction of new hardware. Just about everybody was expecting some new version of the Macbook Pro and, clearly, our dreams…
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