Guide to Mac, iPod, iPad and iPhone news and reviews
This week’s roundup of new Mac apps has everything you need to make sure your important thoughts never slip through the cracks.
Aurelio Calegari’s $3 CosmAtlas (Mac App Store Link) lets you look at the sky any time of day—and from the convenience of your Mac.
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This week’s Mac app roundup is an eclectic collection of software that can help you learn new words, type them more quickly, keep an eye on your best friend, and even get you in the cloud—without worrying about privacy storms.
With a bit of setup, developer Tran Ky Nam’s $5 aText (Mac App Store Link) will make typing frequent fragments of text quick and easy.
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This week’s roundup of new iPad cases includes a splash of High-Street looks (with prices to match) that will turn heads wherever you go.
The Supply Icon (iPad Air; $60) is an all-in-one solution that protects your tablet while providing an on-the-go working environment.
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In this week’s roundup of new iPhone cases, you’ll find an accessory that sticks to your bike, one that’s safe under water, and one that’s so thin you’ll hardly notice it.
The ArmorGuard (iPhone 5 and 5s; $80) is a bicycle kit that includes a case, a mount, and a universal mounting bracket.
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This week’s Mac app roundup brings you sports tricks, photos you didn’t know you could make, and the ability to get things done.
As the new school year approaches, the $10 CoachBase – Animated coach clipboard playbook offers an interesting take on sports training at all levels.
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Animals play an important role in this week’s roundup of new iPad cases, decorating your tablet with sweet cuteness—and a bit of hipster cunning.
The Rugged Waterproof (iPad Air; $300) fully protects your tablet from the harshest elements with its military-grade, impact-resistant design.
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Apple may not have released its next iPhone yet, but that’s not stopping case manufacturers from announcing cases to fit the rumored new models. We’ve got a few of those accessories in this week’s roundup, alongside our usual array of products that work with current models.
The Caplet (iPhone 5 and 5s; $7) is a minimalist case whose unique two-tone treatment decorates your handset with a splash of color.
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In this week’s roundup, you’ll find a few apps designed to help you ease back into your school days, whether being a student is your full-time job or just a part of it.
If you’re a developer who has to deal with that most heinous form of torture known as Web-based issue tracking systems, Neat.io’s $30 Bee could be the source of some much-needed respite.
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