Disney and Apple — now, where have we heard about these two mingling in content related activities before? Sure enough, whispers of a potential tie-up regarding a $30 per month TV service for iTunes are turning into more of a gentle roar, with The Wall Street Journal reporting today that both CBS and Walt Disney [...]

Accessing your iPod’s (again, pre-2007) music and transferring it to your Mac is similar to the process of doing so on a PC. Like the PC method, you have to set your iPod to manual transfer and open it from the Finder (the Mac equivalent to the Windows Explorer). Whilst browsing the iPod in the [...]

There are few things more frustrating than losing an entire hard drive’s worth of information, photos, documents, and music due to a hardware failure or virus. While a regular backup of the contents of your hard drive on either an external drive or a server-based storage system are effective ways to prevent a critical loss [...]

Microsoft’s search engine Bing, despite its similarities to Arby’s, is pretty great—and now it’s come to the App Store to invade iPhones and iPods Touch. The app features some of the hallmarks of Bing, like the endless image search, image of the day and voice control. Some key features: * Daily image from Bing.com * [...]

iPhone: If you’ve ever looked into text-to-speech transcription for your computer, you’ve certainly come across Dragon NaturallySpeaking. Now the folks at Dragon have developed their own iPhone app that lets you dictate to your iPhone—and it works really well. The app is a breeze to use. Just fire it up and press the Record button [...]

iPhone 3GS: It’s been a long time coming, but Apple’s finally approved a (notable) live video streaming app for the iPhone 3GS. Ustream is one of the first out of the gate, and it seems to deliver on its promise. Ustream already has an app in the Store that lets you record video and upload [...]

Song Summoner: Jason sez: Song Summoner was one of the few games released for the iPod-not the touch, but original clickwheel type. It was special, as a game, because it used your own music to procedurally generate enemies. Now, it’s on the iPhone. It’s $10, but it’s an RPG, which supposedly implies more gameplay hours [...]