The Best Freebies on the iTunes Store
[Updated: December 17, 2014] Everybody knows you can get loads of free apps from the App Store. But what about the rest of iTunes? There are free TV shows, ebooks, music, and more — if you know where to look.
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5 Reasons Why Promotional Companies Should Use Artwork Management Systems
Artwork management system is a web-based software that helps companies to manage their artwork and other design assets. It has many benefits for promotional companies. Let’s see 5 reasons why promotional companies should use an artwork management system. Artwork management system is a software that helps promotional companies to manage their artwork. It can help…
6 iOS Features Perfect for Students
Being a student these days means living in a wonderful time of technology and innovation that provides them with a plethora of exciting opportunities. Respectively, it also means relying on these technologies and innovations a lot in your day-to-day life. In today’s world, students are well-equipped for success. They have access to a huge variety…
VoIP is AOK – Apple Lifts Restriction in SDK
I am not an iPhone developer. I’ve never signed an non-disclosure agreenement before, but I’d love to if it meant I’d see cool new Apple stuff before it hit the street. The people at iCall are iPhone developers though, so when they let this one out the bag, I guess they stopped worrying about that…
Julie Roehm Welcomed as New Advisory Board Member at Media Horizons
Omnichannel marketing solutions provider Media Horizons is pleased to welcome Julie Roehm to its Advisory Board. Julie Roehm is an award-winning marketing professional and an inductee into the Advertising Hall of Fame. She specializes in omnichannel and digital solutions, making her an ideal fit to guide Media Horizons into the future. Roehm will join a…
Money Saving Macs? My How Times Have Changed…
There is a great article over at Wired about how opinions of Macs have changed in recent years. People used to complain that Macs were too expensive, but as Windows machines become more and more infected with viruses and spyware, Macs suddenly become much more valuable for the price. Things are changing…and while I don’t…
The Physical Book Problem
Image from Candida Höfer’s book, “Libraries” Last week I was a little bit stressed out. The baby was crying non-stop, deadlines were on my mind and a big hiccup came down the pike with one of my major clients. I decided to go to the local library to spend some time by myself in a…
Pure Speculation: What’s Next for Apple?
So last week was a big week for Apple, what with the release of the Magic Trackpad, updated iMac and Mac Pros, 27-inch monitor, and even a battery charger, so what’s next for the company? Time to speculate wildly. September is iPod month, so first up on the plate has to be an iPod refresher….
LIMITED 15% OFF FOR BIGGEST BATTERY RUGGED PHONE
Well-known global smartphone company OUKITEL introduced WP19 world’s first biggest battery rugged smartphone, which is designed to sustain the unpredictable tough environments that regular phones can not withstand. Apart from the impressive battery, it is also equipped with 8GB RAM & 256GB ROM storage, latest night vision camera, and more. This is an ultra-military-grade rugged…
MoviePeg Gives your iPad or iPhone a Kickstand
The great thing about the iPad is its ability to go anywhere an put it anyplace, giving you a clear view of the movie or text that you want to check out. Problem is, there are occasions when it’s easier for you to watch the iPad propped up at an angle, with your hands free…
iPhone OS 4.0 – Multitasking
Everyone’s been wanting this since pretty much day 1, and now it’s finally here. Apple’s been working pretty hard to implement multitasking without burning up battery life or CPU power, and their solution is pretty neat. Here’s the basics. First, implementation. You’re in an app, doing your thing, when you decide you want to enter…