Guide to Mac, iPod, iPad and iPhone news and reviews
The migration to the Apple 30-pin dock cable wasn’t well received initially back in 2003, but it opened the floodgates for a series of accessories customized to the iPod ecosystem. To fulfill the drive for thinner devices, the first Lightning-equipped …
Epson America today announced its latest Epson PowerLite Home Cinema product, the PowerLite 730HD 720p 3LCD projector, providing families and first-time home theater enthusiasts a bright and affordable widescreen experience at home, indoors or out. T…
Case and accessory maker OtterBox has won another court case against a counterfeiter, gaining a $2 million verdict against S & P Trading, a New York-based company that was found guilty of selling at least 146,000 counterfeit OtterBox cases. The com…
A plan slashing $4.1 billion dollars of debt in order for Eastman Kodak to emerge from bankruptcy has finally been approved by the court. Judge Allan Gropper approved the plan, but at a cost — the judge said in his ruling that despite the approval, “t…
Pure is expanding its Jongo multiroom music system with two additional wireless speakers and a new Pure Connect on-demand music streaming service. The two new wireless multiroom speakers, Jongo T2 and Jongo T6, come in different sizes and mounting opti…
Apple has released Logic Pro X 10.0.2, a minor update of the company’s digital audio workstation. The release is aimed mostly at fixing bugs, including undo commands not working properly after Flex Pitch editing, and MIDI recordings getting erased afte…
Escort has worked to bring radar/laser detectors into the digital age with the new Passport Max. The windshield-mount unit takes advantage of a digital signal processor (DSP) to help identify radar or laser signals that would otherwise be lost in backg…
Apple has continued to hold a dominant grip on the tablet market, but Google’s refreshed Nexus 7 tablet aims to steal market share in the seven-inch category. The new Android tablet offers double pixel count of the iPad mini, along with a quad-core pro…
Autodesk Smoke 2013 for Mac Review, Part 1Unless you work in the film or TV business, youíve probably never heard of Autodesk Flame. Autodesk — maker of countless high-end professional software packages like AutoCAD and Maya — doesnít do much to pu…
If you are looking for one of the lightest 11-inch notebooks on the market with one of the best displays in the segment, then you might want to take a look at the Sony Vaio Pro 11 with its 11.6-inch Triluminos display. In addition to running the latest…
Phone cases generally follow the "pick two" maxim, with the three axes being protection, style, and cost. The NuGuard KX case by Newer Tech is no exception to this, but it does attempt to pick two and a half out of three, at least. Bo…
We’ve spoken about the convenience of drive docks in the past. If a user has any significant quantity of data to back up, optical media just won’t do — magnetic high-density media, like hard drives, are the way to go. Docks are a logical and flexible …
We’ve spoken about the convenience of drive docks in the past. If a user has any significant quantity of data to back up, optical media just won’t do — magnetic high-density media, like hard drives, are the way to go. Docks are a logical and flexible …
With all the hullabaloo about law enforcement monitoring and collecting data on users, technologies like virtual private networking and encryption have popped up for more than the tin-foil hat crowd. Many of the solutions available for anonymous browsi…
There’s the question in notebook case design of striking the right balance between portability and protection. That attempt at harmony is more than evident with WaterField’s CitySlicker case for the MacBook Air. The CitySlicker shows just how hard it i…
The 800 pound gorilla in the room with notebook case design is the care, or lack thereof, taken in striking the right balance between portability and protection. An attempt at striking a harmonious balance is more than evident with WaterField’s CitySli…