Category: Reviews-HowTos

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Feral Interactive’s Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing (Mac App Store link) is aimed at a young…

The Huawei Ascend Mate is a phone that fits the screen-size gap between the 4 to 5-inch smartphone and the seven-inch or more tablet, with a screen that could easily be described as being right in the middle of the two. Since it has to effectively perf…

App.net (ADN) is a relatively new online service that many people think of as just an alternative to Twitter: a place to post short messages and to read the messages of people you follow. But App.net also offers a number of other services, includi…

For $120, Sena’s Magia Zip case for the iPad 2 and third- or fourth-generation iPad protects your tablet with nice leather outside and soft velvet inside. You also get a case that’s awkward to use and comes with a few too many unneeded features…

I’m a geek, and I’m a golfer. As such, the $130 GolfSense Glove-Based Sensor system seems like a gadget designed just for me. The Sensor itself is a small, very light (17-gram) device that attaches to your golf glove and works with an iOS or A…

There are plenty of tips and tricks for keeping us savvy with our MacBooks and iMacs, but there are also some easy elements that can help us do more of what we need and want with ease. We’ve uncovered five lesser known tricks for our Mac that’ll make you wish you knew them all along. […]

I want to make a video of my Mac screen with seamless screen-zooming. I have been using QuickTime Player to record the screen, and can zoom the screen during the recording, except that QuickTime continues to record the 
full screen. I would like to a…

If you’ve been wanting to buy some quality games for the Mac but have shied away from those big pricetags, Feral Interactive and MacGameStore.com have a special surprise in store for you. Today through next Sunday, Feral and MacGameStore are teaming up…

Remember Minesweeper? Older PC users probably recall looking for hidden mines within tiled grids in that pre-installed Windows classic. What passed for excitement then was watching the grids open up when clicked, displaying numbers that gave you a roug…

JBL makes two nearly identical speakers, with names that highlight their key difference: the $200 SoundFly Air lets you stream audio to the speaker using Apple’s AirPlay technology, while the $180 SoundFly BT uses Bluetooth, instead.

With the …

Prototypes are important for all sorts of endeavors that pit a creative component against technical requirements—including, of course, software development. Before full-blown development starts, simplified models of a product help insure that all…

ChillBed’s $35 ChillTab 2 is a muscular little stand (roughly 4.8 inches wide and 6.5 inches tall) with an attractive exterior designed for home or office use. Approximately two inches above the stand’s base are two heavily padded brackets to …

Of all the apps I’ve reviewed and purchased over last few years, Endless Alphabet—a free educational kids app for iPhone and iPad—is the one that my 4-year-old son has loved the most, far and away. He’s played with it longer, asked for it m…

Look, someone has to fight the impending alien invasion, and if it’s an international, covert organization, so much the better. XCOM: Enemy Unknown-Elite Edition is a turn-based, squad-focused combat in which you must repel alien invaders while …

One of the most amazing things about the App Store’s offerings is the fact that you get so much punch for relatively few bucks; so when a drum app shows up that costs a whopping $49.99, it’s hard to think that it’s truly better than 10 existing $4….

Comic book characters have so far struggled to score a smash hit on a mobile platform, with few titles proving worthy of the Marvel and DC Comics’ names. But Injustice: Gods Among Us for iOS hopes to change all that with a huge cast of iconic char…