Guide to Mac, iPod, iPad and iPhone news and reviews
Just last week, hacker group AntiSec posted a list of over one-million Apple UDID codes online. At the time, the group claimed the device identifying numbers were lifted from an FBI laptop. Now, it seems the codes may have actually been swiped from a d…
Who knows what Apple is announcing this Wednesday? An iPhone? A thing? Who knows? But if they do, you’ll probably want to upgrade, right? And you may be wondering what to do with your current phone? You could always sell it, or you could make use of…
You’d like to filter a particular kind of email crud but either identifying information is missing or faked. How do you go about it? Chris Breen reveals all.
PaperHelper is an interesting and impressive iPad app from a pair of teenage developers. It offers a writing app and web browser app rolled into one and seems to be aimed primarily at students writing essays. Here’s a little slice of its App Store intro: Writing essays just got simpler! With PaperHelper, You can have […]
It’s time to save some of that hard-earned cash with our Daily Deals, featuring a handy list from Dealnews and our own hand-picked selections. Today, we’ve got a some iPhone accessories in the mix and, as always, some sweet deals on iOS and OS X soft…
PowerPoint slide decks are easy to create and, now, they are easy to present thanks to SlideShark for the iPhone. SlideShark for the iPhone is the highly-anticipated companion app to SlideShark for the iPad, a PowerPoint presentation tool that was…
As promised last month, Sprint just announced it is expanding 4G LTE data network coverage to 100 additional U.S. cities, such as Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Washington, D.C., etc., in the coming months. Sprint offers the iPhone, but it does not carry the 4G LTE iPad partly due to its thin LTE spread. […]
Bloomberg Businessweek publishes a profile of Noreen Krall, Apple’s chief patent litigator handling the growing number of lawsuits and other disputes involving Apple, including the high-profile U.S. case that saw Apple win a $1 billion verdict agai…
A U.S. trade judge has hinted that Apple may have a difficult job in invalidating patents owned by HTC. U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) Judge Thomas Pender said in Washington on Thursday that “clear and convincing means something to me,” spe…
QuickBooks Zen is the code name for the 2013 edition of QuickBooks for Mac from Intuit (www.intuit.com). The latest release is designed to help small businesses new to QuickBooks for Mac get up …
Pocket, the excellent offline reading app for the iPad and IPhone, was updated last week – to Version 4.1.3. This update brings a couple of notable new sharing options to the app. You can now share to Google Chrome and to App.net, the interesting new Twitter alternative service. Here’s the full change list for this […]
This is hardly shocking news, but good news that will make the iPhone competitive going forward. The Wall Street Journal reports the upcoming iPhone will support LTE (Long Term Evolution) networks all over the world, including the US, Europe and Asi…
The Octa TabletTail gives you a smooth, domed handle to hold your iPad, while a WhaleTail attachment provides extra leverage and a variety of sturdy viewing positions.
Late last month, NPD DisplaySearch analyst Richard Shim reported that suppliers had begun production on 2560×1600 display panels destined for a 13-inch Retina MacBook Pro. The machine has been rumored to be launching in October.
Digitimes now rep…
Intuit has revealed QuickBooks for Mac 2013, the next major update of the company’s small business accounting software. Relatively few changes to the app have been detailed, but Intuit does say 2013 will simplify a number of common tasks, such as invoi…
American Airlines, United, Virgin, and Delta have all confirmed they’re either ready or working to support Apple’s new Passbook application, debuting with iOS 6 this month. Passbook stores boarding passes, tickets, loyalty cards and other forms of…