If you’ve ever taken apart an Apple device, you know what delicate work it can be. Imagine trying to extract incriminating child pornography photos from a laptop and you’ll understand why tools that help you see what’s on...Here’s How Police Departments Use Mac Tools For Computer Forensics
If you’ve ever taken apart an Apple device, you know what delicate work it can be. Imagine trying to extract incriminating child pornography photos from a laptop and you’ll understand why tools that help you see what’s on...Byword for iOS released
Those who know me know that Byword has become my favorite writing tool. I've been keeping my mouth shut about this release during the beta testing period, but I'm really excited to announce it's arrival: Byword for iOS. The iOS version includes the Ma...
Apple releases iBooks 2.1 and new Find My iPhone
There's been a flurry of software activity from the Apple mothership today, and just when we think things are settling down, some new software appears. If you're on an iOS device you'll see a new version of iBooks, now at version 2.1. It's a redesign ...
Hex Vision Classic Leather Watch Band for 6G iPod nano: Good-looking, reasonably priced
When the first watch bands started appearing for iPod nanos, I really thought the idea was ludicrous. After all, what kind of person would spend a minimum of US$129 on a touchscreen watch when they have a really good clock in their pocket -- an iPhon...
Reflection app goes live, brings iOS screen mirroring to your Mac
Ever wanted to use AirPlay mirroring to show the screen of your iPad 2 or iPhone 4/4S on your Mac? Just released, Reflection ($14.99 for a single license, $39.99 for a 5 pack) offers a well-featured mirroring receiver for OS X, ideal for education an...
Readability: Coming to an iOS device near you on March 1
Do you like reading articles on the web, but hate all of the cruft that ends up making posts hard to read? Relax. Readability is going to be available for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch for free on March 1, 2012. Readability is somewhat akin to Reader ...
Will Apple dump the iPhone’s aging 30-pin connector?
The 30-pin dock connector featured on every iPhone and iPad ever sold by Apple, as well as a huge number of iPods, may be headed for history's dustbin. Apple is reportedly considering a move to a smaller connector on the next iPhone.
Apple Looking To Ditch Traditional 30-Pin Connector [Rumor]
When the first iPod prototype was handed to Steve Jobs he told the engineers it was too big. To prove his point, he calmly walked over to a fish tank, dropped the iPod into the water and pointed at the air bubbles escaping from...Apple introduces Mastered For iTunes tracks
Apple's trying to differentiate iTunes from its competitors with a new "Mastered for iTunes" section that's filled with high-fidelity, ear-pleasing music. These tracks are processed using a set of guidelines and tools that'll maintain as much of the ...
In Japan, iTunes gains ringtones, 3G purchasing, iTunes Plus, Complete My Album, iTunes in the Cloud
Following yesterday’s story by the usually accurate Japanese blog Macotakara on Apple’s Japan arm rolling out iTunes in the Cloud for music, Japanese music journal AV Watch reported this morning that the California-based iPod maker has its sights set high on the 130 million people market. According to the report, customers in Japan are now finally able to purchase and download music...
iHelicopter maker launches iPhone controlled Stunt Car Racer
From the makers of iOS-controlled iHelicopter (and its souped up cousin aptly named the Cobra) comes a new iOS-friendly toy that will have you revved up for some cool stunts. Tapping the accelerometer sensor, the Stunt Car Racer uses your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch as the steering wheel. A free app works with the...
War Hero’s Lost iPod Gets Returned To Him In Iraq
Maybe I’m just a greedy bastard, but if I found a shiny new iPod wedged in between couch cushions at a hospital waiting room, I might ask around if it belonged to anybody, but I probably wouldn’t make the effort to return it to...
