Guide to Mac, iPod, iPad and iPhone news and reviews
[Editor’s note: Last week, we posted our initial hands-on impressions of Apple’s new EarPods. Now that we’ve had the EarPods for a week, we’ve expanded on those initial impressions for this formal review.]
It’s become de rigueur to des…
Adobe has released the Digital Publishing Suite (DPS) Single Edition for iPad as part of its Creative Cloud slate of offerings. This app, which features a heavily Mac-oriented workflow, is the latest in a series of cloud-based releases from Adob…
Acclivity’s AccountEdge Pro is the powerful, significantly more feature-rich big brother to the company’s very good entry level business account application, AccountEdge Basic ( ). Both are built on the same double-entry accounting foundation…
Twitter’s getting just a bit more photogenic: The company on Tuesday announced a redesign for its iPad Twitter app, along with updates to its iOS and Android apps and a new profile page overhaul that includes Facebook-style cover photos.
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Three advocacy groups plan to file a formal complaint against AT&T, alleging the carrier is violating the U.S. Federal Communications Commission’s net neutrality rules for blocking a video-conferencing application on Apple’s iPhones and iPad…
Few know how exactly it will work, but iOS device owners and businesses will soon get the chance to jump on board with Passbook. The new feature debuts this week, when Apple releases its iOS 6 update on Wednesday.
First introduced as part of App…
The rivalry between Google and Facebook is stepping up a notch after Google on Monday acquired Nik Software, the German company behind Snapseed, a popular iOS photo app. Snapseed is a photo manipulation app that also uses filters in a similar wa…
Were you lucky enough to get your order in for your iPhone 5 in time for delivery on September 21? Or are you planning on waiting in line at the Apple Store, so you can revel in the glory of the iPhone 5 with other owners? Regardless of how you pl…
If you’re just as worried about your own image as the image quality produced by your camera, the just-announced Fujifilm XF1 could kill two birds with one stone. The new premium point-and-shoot camera is available in three faux-leather-covered bod…
You’d have to be pretty well-off to consider a $2100 tab for a body-only camera an “entry-level” price, but in the realm of full-frame-sensored DSLRs, you’d also be hard-pressed to find a better bargain. Nikon announced its first full-frame DSLR i…
Editor’s note: This story is excerpted from Computerworld. For more Mac coverage, visit Computerworld’s Macintosh Knowledge Center.
Three years ago, I wrote a story comparing hard disk drives to solid state drives (SSDs) based on capacity, p…
Software Garden’s Note Taker HD is an application for your iPad designed to help you quickly capture notes using your finger, a stylus, or keyboard. The app also allows you to annotate PDF files and add a variety of graphics to your notes, inclu…
It’s become de rigueur to describe Apple’s white earbuds as “ubiquitous” and “iconic”—and justifiably so. Not only are they almost inextricably linked to the company’s iPods and iPhones, but Apple revealed at its recent press event…
Audio manufacturer Velodyne has traditionally been known for its high-end subwoofers. Indeed, a visit to the company’s home page reveals photos of speakers designed to provide the lowest of the low frequencies in a home-audio system, ensuring th…
Managing financial information is, by far, my least favorite part of being in business for myself. Don’t get me wrong, I like the money, but time tracking, invoicing, bill collection, monthly statements, and expenses—all a necessary part of th…
On one hand, the $8 MyScript Notes Mobile from Vision Objects is yet another of the growing number of iOS note taking apps. However, it attempts to separate itself from the pack by focusing on handwriting as its main—well, actually, it’s only