It’s gotta be tough being a chat program for the Mac. Sure, Adium kicks ass and there are a few others too, but iChat is already built into the OS. Most people just log in there and away they go. No fancy sign up name, no special e-mail account, just good to go from the…
Apple launched its mobile game subscription service, Apple Arcade, more than a year ago. It has slowly but surely solidified its place in the gaming industry and its number of game offers is just continually increasing. If you haven’t found it yet or aren’t aware of its existence up to this point, simply open the…
I’ve always admired ColorWare products from afar. They’ve got a pretty basic premise: send in your stuff, be it an iPhone, iPhone dock, or even an HDTV, paint it, then send it back to you. But really, calling it paint is oversimplifying the process. I’ll let them explain it: After a year of testing and…
Sega today released a port of the original Sega Genisis classic, Sonic the Hedgehog for 5th Gen iPods, iPod Classics and 3rd Gen iPod Nanos. While this is probably the 70th release of this game (it is available on just about every mobile platform you can imagine, plus most consoles, on Gametap, and more), it…
Are you taking full advantage of the digital age? A remarkable 90% of data available today was generated in the last two years, and a significant chunk of this comes from AI generated content. Yes, the bots are busy, and for good reason! AI technology is now capable of producing content that is strikingly human-like….
At Macworld this year I had a chance to play with the “Spore Creature Creator” from EA. Today, the creature creator has been released for PC and Mac, both as a free trial, and as a $9.95 retail version. The Creature Creator allows you to build your own creatures from over 228 parts, paint them…
Yesterday Apple released a security update for iLife ’08 called iLife Support 8.3.1. The update reportedly improves the stability of the suite, and updates a number of other minor issues. This is only for user who are still using Tiger. To update all you’ll need to do is check System Preferences under the Apple logo…
So, I’m gearing up for Macworld 2008, and I want to give everyone an update on how it’s going to work here at Apple Gazette during that week. I’m going to be at Macworld from the 14th through the 17th. I’ll be flying in on the 13th, and I would imagine most blogging, except for…
Happy Monday, everyone! How much time did you spend on your phone or tablet this weekend? I would say I hope not too much, but that wouldn’t be a fair question considering my Sherlock marathon on the iPad. Anyhow, here’s the week’s list of free iOS apps today for your downloading pleasure. (Note: These apps are…
Sustainability is the ability of a business to cut down overhead costs. Making your business sustainable means improving its revenues. One of the best ways to make your business sustainable is by measuring, monitoring, and saving water usage. This is where technology comes in. Here are the top ways technology can help your business conserve…
As a result of the recent surge in the price of Bitcoin, many people are looking for ways to convert their USD into BTC. One of the most popular methods is through an exchange like USDC to BTC. BTC to USDC is a cryptocurrency exchange that allows you to swap your coins. This guide will…
There is lots and lots of talk about this piece in the New York Times yesterday, and it came up as the topic of conversation between myself and my father. A brief word about dad: He’s a Microsoft-certified programmer who owns his own company and has used Windows products since day 1. That said, he…
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