4 Ways To Improve iOS

May 18, 2011 No Comments by

Though Apple first introduced the iPhone (and iOS, née iPhone OS) just a scant four years ago, the multitouch operating system already feels impressively mature. That maturity doesn’t mean iOS is flawless; there’s certainly room for improvement. Apple says it will reveal some of the details of iOS’s next iteration during the company’s Worldwide Developers [...]

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You Can’t Upgrade The Main Hard Drive On Your New iMac

May 13, 2011 No Comments by

Sandy Bridge Core processors which makes them, well, pretty awesome. What’s not awesome? Apple has made upgrading the hard drive on the new iMacs damn near impossible. full story

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New iMacs Get Reviewed

May 11, 2011 No Comments by

Each new standard-configuration iMac features a Core i5 quad-core processor. Based on Intel’s Sandy Bridge microarchitecture, the processors integrate the CPU, cache, and memory controller on one chip, allowing for fast data access over fewer buses. Each iMac has 6MB of shared L3 cache and support for Intel’s Turbo Boost 2.0, which allows the processor [...]

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Eye-Fi Connects To iPhone

May 06, 2011 No Comments by

I tested this feature out last weekend at one of my daughter’s softball games. I turned on my Canon T2i DSLR camera, launched the Eye-Fi app, and then stuck my iPhone in my pocket and started to take pictures with my camera. When I was done, a full-resolution copy of all those photos from my [...]

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Stop Holding Your Breath

May 04, 2011 No Comments by

If you’re one of the remaining few still holding out hope for a new iPhone next month, you may want to sit down for this — an AT&T representative claims that Apple has informed the carrier there will be no new iPhone in the traditional June or July timeframe. Read More.  

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Old vs New: A Tale Of Two iMacs

May 04, 2011 No Comments by

There are still two basic models: 21.5″ and 27″. Each starts with two configurations, beginning with the processor. As of January 2010, the 21.5″ model sold with a 3.06 GHz Intel Core i3 or a 3.2 GHz Intel Core i3, while the 27″ model featured either a 3.2 GHz Intel Core i3 or a 2.8 [...]

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10 iPhone Apps That Need iPad Updates

May 04, 2011 No Comments

If you’re sitting there waiting for your favorite iPhone app to get a universal update (or even a separate “HD” version for the iPad), you’re probably not alone — here’s a lineup of 10 apps guilty of depriving us of some big-screen iPad love. Call us spoiled, but we get positively giddy when a developer [...]

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Apple Buys iCloud Domain?

Apr 29, 2011 No Comments

Rumours are suggesting that Apple may have purchased a new domain name for the tune of $4.5 million for their new Cloud services. The domain icloud.com until recently was owned by Swedish based company Xcerion for a Cloud storage service but has recently been rebranded to the new domain cloudme.com Read more

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Apple Rumors

Aug 26, 2010 No Comments

Apple has finally made their September event official, and it’s coming sooner than many expected—the “special event” will be held September 1 in San Francisco, and from the look of things it’s going to involve music. Some possible announcements? • New, Facetime-ready iPod Touches? • The long awaited cloud-enhanced iTunes? • A 1.7″ touch screen [...]

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iPhone Users Have More Sex

Aug 11, 2010 2 Comments

The type of car you drive and the kind clothes you wear may not be the only contributing factors to how you often you get lucky, a new study says; the kind of smartphone you wield could play a role as well. According to statistics by an online dating website published this week, iPhone users [...]

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Try Before You Buy

Aug 06, 2010 1 Comment

Apple has a new App Store category called Try Before You Buy, which features free lite versions of popular paid apps. Nice idea, but not good enough. Apple, we want a full 24-hour trial period on all apps. Instead of having lite flavors of paid apps to try, Apple should implement an App Store-wide 24-hour [...]

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