Tag: iPhone
Apple’s ad campaign, a brief history…
Apple has used their ad campaign to get switchers, when switching wasn’t cool. They had a good run with the “Get a Mac” ads with...
Only Skin Deep: moreBeaute (Skin retouch) Review
Sometimes the only digital camera you have with you (or at least the one closest to hand) is your iPhone. The trouble is, it doesn’t...
iTravel… Travel life just got a whole lot easier.
Apple continues to make our lives easier with the products that they make. The iPod brought us digital music that was easy to attain and...
Gizmodo’s next-gen iPhone – updates and what it means
Obviously a lot has gone on with the next generation iPhone hardware fiasco since we last wrote about it. Gizmodo published a lot more of...
55,000 Quotes, All For Free
Whether you’re a trivia buff, a history major, or just someone who likes to utilize both sides of your brain every now and then, you...
Miss Spider’s Tea Party for the iPad, and an interview with Nicholas Callaway
There are quite a few children’s interactive books that are available for the iPad. They are pretty similar in what they offer, in the way...
Creating Web Apps for the iPhone that work offline
Some people don’t want to go through the hassle of creating a native iPhone OS application. Maybe they don’t want to battle with the app...
Gizmodo “joking” about the 4G leak being legit? Ive says it’s a lark
There’s obviously incentive to “Punk” the internet and get a slew of new traffic. Gizmodo’s been known to do some pretty skeezy things during their...
ABC’s Streaming app for the iPad a success
Days before the iPad was released, Apple had started to place iPad only and Universal iPad apps into the Apps Store. Many of them were...
This is why I am excited for iPhone OS 4
When Apple announced iPhone OS 4 earlier this month, there was a lot of talk about what it means for Apple as a company. That’s...
Sneak peak at the iPhone 4G?
We all know that we’re getting a new iPhone at some point this year, and we’re hearing that the 22nd of June may be the...
Genealogy on your Mac: Reunion 9
I am a huge genealogy nut. I spend a couple hours a week researching, and adding to my family tree. I figured that there must...
Marketcircle working on Billings Pro
Billings has been my go to application for invoicing clients. It does everything I need it to, and it does it really well. That being...
Apple is working on an e-ticketing system
Having a mobile device that’s as widely adopted as an iPhone gives a company some wiggle room for introducing innovative concepts that would otherwise be...
Batter up: Yahoo! Fantasy Baseball ’10
Thanks to the mobile Internet, armchair sports are no longer confined to, well, the armchair. Yahoo! Fantasy Baseball ’10, developed by Yahoo! Inc. (of course),...
Barnes & Noble App for the iPhone — A great way to find new Books
I really dig when I fall on an app I would not otherwise have found. The Barnes and Nobles bookstore would fall in that category. As Canadians, we don’t have B&N’s so why go looking for their app? Well, let me fill you on to the why!
Comparing Speeds: Mobile Opera versus Safari
After yesterdays news that Apple has approved Opera’s browser, we thought it’d be a good idea to find out how much the reported speed increase...
Big Steve Shuns a Member in the iPhone Family
I’m beginning to wonder if I should be afraid every time Steve Jobs steps on to the stage for an Apple Press Conference as he...