iClooly: Alumistand for your iPhone 3G[S]
Sure there are numerous iPhone stands available, but if you have one of the new sleek aluminum and glass iMacs, you might consider getting one that matches your iMac. The iClooly from Pyramid Distribution may fit your needs.
As soon as I opened the package, I was slightly disappointed. Along the edges of the iClooly, you...
Airlock: Using Your iPhone to Lock Your Mac
When I was in college, I was looking for a way to lock my computer based on the proximity of my cell phone. This was 4 years ago, and the only solution I found at the time involved a lot of terminal hacking, which wasn’t something I was looking forward to so I never did...
Elgato Turbo.264 HD: The Turbo Converter
The Elgato Turbo.264 HD is designed to do only one thing. But sometimes things designed that way are best. Sure, a Leatherman has a ton of functions, but have you ever tried to actually use one? They are awkward and hard to handle, not the best tool for the job. Fortunately, Elgato ain’t no Leatherman.
In...
Take a Chill Pill for Your Fever
Chill Pill is a desktop application for Shaun Inman’s Fever RSS Reader. I’m not going to go into details about Fever, other than it is an awesome RSS Reader, and it is what converted me to RSS.
Chill Pill allows you to enjoy Fever’s rich RSS experience while taking advantage of Cocoa and all of the...
Know Where You’ve Been: GPS Kit for iPhone
I’m an avid backpacker and hiker, and since I live in central New York, I have the Adirondack Mountains in my backyard. When Milind asked me to test out a GPS app for my iPhone, I just couldn’t say no. I recently spent a few days hiking, and got to use GPS Kit.
GPS Kit is...
BT-1 Webcam: A Bluetooth First
Announced back in January, and winner of the 2009 Macworld Expo Best of Show Award, the BT-1 webcam is the first bluetooth based wireless web cam for the Mac. Apart from the name, everything looks just plain promising.
Get a fresh angle. The world’s first Bluetooth webcam is now shipping. — The BT-1 connects wirelessly to...
