Apple opens up an Express Lane to customer support
If you’re the type of person that absolutely detests the customer support calls, Apple’s newly released Express Lane might be just what you’re looking for....
Touche: Can you kill flies with that newspaper killer?
I sing the praises of the iPad at every chance I get. It usually ends with a speech about the end of newspapers as we...
Most commonly used words in App Store Reviews
Have you ever wondered what people love or hate about an application? Marco Arment, developer of Tumblr and InstaPaper has compiled a list of the...
Virtualization news aplenty: Parallels 6, VMware for iPad
Working in an all Mac environment has its perks, not having my finger on the virtualization market isn’t one of them. I rarely have to...
Seesmic Desktop 2: all your network are belong to us
Remember the good old days of Twitter? When it was just this website, you know, and we all had just one twitter account? Now we...
Steve Jobs Interview: Building Blue boxes
Steve Jobs, sans black turtle neck, gives us a brief introduction to the world of blue-boxing in the YouTube clip attached below. Surprisingly enough he...
iLovehandles: Turn your new Nano into a watch
A lot of people on Twitter have been joking about turning their brand new iPod Nano into an iWatch. It isn’t at all surprising, considering...
A vibrator the iPod Touch is not
The new iPod Touch lacks the vibration mechanism that is present in the iPhone, despite early indicators from Apple stating that a user would ”...
Where are the Game Center games?
Apple rolled out iOS4.1 yesterday, and with it the new Game Center app. Game Center functions much like the other game focused social networks, such...
Stream Netflix in Safari under Windows
If you’re a Mac user, Netflix Streaming works flawlessly in Safari as long as you have Microsoft’s Silverlight plug-in installed. Sadly, Netflix will redirect you...
Android’s own walled garden that no one talks about, conveniently
What’s a walled garden? We suspect it has something to do with the fact that users or developers get locked into something they might not...
Versiontracker is now part of CNET’s Download.com
The one website that helped me in my transition to OS X several years ago was Versiontracker. Knowing no one with an Apple product, and...
iFixit rips apart a shuffle: Not much to see here
The less that goes into these things, the more room there is for cheaper devices, or higher profit margins, depending what side of the device...
New iPod Touch now supported by Find My iPhone app
The new iPod Touch is just as sexy as the iPhone 4. I know a lot of people who would be just as heartbroken if...
Safari plugin: AutoPagerize, it’s a time saver
Pagination is icky on most sites. For some, it makes sense as a way to segment content into consumable chunks, while for others it’s implemented...
Mophie’s Juice Pack Air for iPhone 4 released
Mophie has released the Juice Pack Air for the iPhone 4. The $79.95 battery pack for your iPhone is the latest offering from Mophie’s popular...
Can’t rip a CD in iTunes 10? There seems to be a bug
This one’s kind of humorous. After just falling short of declaring the CD as dead, Apple seems to have a problem with importing CDs in...
Apple gets serious in Japan, replaces 5,500 iPod nano batteries
The backstory is something we’ve been familiar with for a couple of years now, batteries are dangerous, and can catch on fire occasionally: it’s happened...