Guide to Mac, iPod, iPad and iPhone news and reviews
It’s that time of the year again: Apple’s latest mobile operating system is now available and there are already a couple of great ways to break it in the name of customization and productivity! Nested folders and hidden apps — two of the most useful…
The critics love the iPhone 6, but nature seems to be quite satisfied with the previous generation of Apple’s smartphone. As you can see in the video below, the iPhone is quite the popular venue for this crowd of leopard frogs who just can’t believe…
The battle for the loyalty of tablet users sees another shot fired today, as T-Mobile has announced a deal that duplicates the data allowance of any phone plan if you add a tablet. For the US$10 monthly tablet fee, whatever data plan you currently…
We’ve seen so many games make their way from iOS to home consoles and PC, it’s about time our iPads and iPhones started to suck in titles from elsewhere, and that’s just what they’re doing. Both the hilariously offbeat Goat Simulator and the…
Do you hate the current Internet and wish you could go back to the days of boring text on a blank background? Of course you don’t, but if you want to be reminded of just how great things are these days you can take a temporary trip down memory lane…
Following its previous “Your Verse” video ads — which are closer to micro-documentaries than the TV spots you’re used to seeing — two new stories have been given the Apple treatment. The first, titled “Striking a new chord,” follows a musical duo…
This photo is funny for two reasons: first, if you listen to Wall Street analysts, Apple has been doomed for many years, and still is. And second, that obnoxious PowerCD system was indeed born at a time when Apple’s then-current path was leading them…
If you’re a seasoned, old-school Mac gamer, there’s a good chance you remember a funky puzzle game called The Incredible Machine. In the game, players had to perform simple tasks by building overly complex Rube Goldberg devices and experimenting with…
The two-face icon for Finder on Mac dates back to the early days of Mac OS, and at this point I think we’ve all just assumed that it will pretty much always be around. Sure, it’s gotten a few tweaks over the years — with the addition of color and a…
There are worse ways to crack open a cold brew. I probably wouldn’t use one of these cases myself, but if that’s your thing, it’s good to know it’s available.
We’ve covered some of these brewski-crackers before: Opena Case and a Mophie iPod case…
There are some fantastic games on the App Store, but not everyone loves every best-selling title. When some customers decide to use their eloquent writing skills to pen disparaging reviews, hilarity ensues. Bad App Reviews brings you actual App Store…
There are some fantastic games on the App Store, but not everyone loves every best-selling title. When some customers decide to use their eloquent writing skills to pen disparaging reviews, hilarity ensues. Bad App Reviews brings you actual App Store…
The bathrooms at the Cupertino HQ have some decidedly retro Apple flair. Is it wrong that I want to steal a men’s room sign?
[Photo credit: Michael Theis]…
Leave it to a game designer to dream up the bulkiest, most awkward iPhone case ever: This is the iDroid. Made to mimic the look of an in-game communicator in the game Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, the case has a bunch of goofy…
It figures that the company that brought us a round computer mouse would also be responsible for an unconventional notepad.
[Photo credit: Kenneth]…
“Unique” is an overused word these days, and every game on the App Store wants you to believe it’s like nothing you’ve ever played before, no matter how similar it is to every other app out there. Sometimes You Die doesn’t really have to worry about…