Leather has been a popular material for centuries, in clothing, furniture, and accessories. Despite its long-standing popularity, several misconceptions about leather goods need to be debunked. In this blog, we will discuss some common myths about leather and set the record straight. Myth 1: Leather is not sustainable One of the most common misconceptions about…
A little while ago, Apple released MacBook Pros with the Touch Bar, a new method of interacting with the computer. The Touch Bar lives above your keyboard, replacing the function keys with contextually-aware software buttons that can trigger specific actions. There’s been some hemming and hawing about whether this constitutes a good features, but unless…
Organizing tasks and managing emails can be tedious, especially if you don’t use the right tools. Fortunately, plenty of apps make this process much easier and more efficient. This article will examine some of the top apps for simplifying your workday. Trello A prevalent task management solution is Trello. Its easy-to-use interface, Trello, makes organizing…
I was feeling particularly cynical when Franky B pointed this blog post from the Baltimore Sun out to me on Monday, mostly because it was another Tablet reference in a field of other BS rumors, so I put it aside. But, it is news, and now it’s all over the interwebs, so let’s talk about…
The iPad was thought by many publishers to be the one device that would save them from falling sales and loss of interest. According to the Audit Bureau of Circulations, average digital issue purchases have fallen in recent months. When the iPad first debuted, publishers were thrilled about the possibilities that lay in the device…
I’m a car guy, and as such, I’ve seen many different things getting machined over the years. I love watching a lathe or CNC machine doing its work, and I could just sit there for hours watching a cool part get whittled out of aluminum. It’s fascinating to me. Which explains why I like this…
Microsoft’s $300 Million Dollar advertising campaign has kicked into another phase with these “I’m a PC” Ads – which are a focused and deliberate attempt to tell the world that Windows machines aren’t the stuffy “work” machines that John Hodgman has so brilliantly portrayed them as in the long running “Get a Mac” campaign. As…
Howard Elementary School in Eugene, Oregon, has been hit by a string of burglaries in the past year, and this latest time, they took 47 MacBooks from the campus. These computers were used primarily by first and second grade students at the technology-driven school. As it turns out, there are 298 kids in the school,…
Arstechnica has a nice, balanced look at which Apple notebook to buy when you’re making your next purchase. They compare only the $1299 Macbook and the $1999 Macbook Pro. Arguably, you could do a more in depth look at it by comaring more models, but I think the approach is a fair one, that keeps…
Time to dock the iPhones and iPod Touches people, because there’s an update ready to go. According to Apple, here are the fixes: This update for iPhone and iPod touch contains bug fixes and improvements, including the following: Improves accuracy of reported battery level on iPhone 3GS Resolves issue where third-party apps would not launch…
I am really loving the return to 2D gaming that we’ve been seeing recently. Games like Braid on the Xbox Live Arcade, and Mega Man 9 on Wii, are really bringing the 2D genre back into the spotlight and creating some wonderful content that is exactly my kind of gaming. It looks like two students…
I love me a good dock. I like them. They make my live neat and organized, which is the way I want things to go. Sure, my desk typically looks like Skeletor keeps a spare key, but docks help me keep things pretty and organized. When I someday buy an iPad, I’ll probably have a…
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