Mike Daisey’s "The Agony and The Ecstasy of Steve Jobs" is funny, forceful agitprop
If you're looking for coverage of working conditions at Foxconn and other Apple manufacturing partners, there's plenty to go around. The drumbeat of sharply critical stories continued today with CNN's interview of a Foxconn worker; this follows a sca...
Review – Mercury EXTREME Pro 6G SSD in MacBook Pro
by Gerd N., OWC Customer There are very compelling reasons to upgrade your current MacBook Pro. While my MacBook Pro is still a 2011 model with 8GB of RAM, I always felt that it could be a bit faster. Even with the 7200RPM Toshiba drive fitted, IO oper...
ZAGGFolio Keyboard Case Is Tough, Stylish And A Delight To Use [Review]
If you do a lot of typing on your iPad, the ZAGGFolio keyboard case should be on your list of things to try. It’s a nice wireless keyboard and solid iPad case combined in one reasonably-priced unit. Let’s take a closer look. What’s good It’s...Friday Favorite: Optimal Layout brings app switching and window controls to your fingertips
Optimal Layout is a great utility that fundamentally alters the way that I interact with my Mac. In short, it gives me the ability to use my keyboard to quickly change between windows. That might sound like what you're been doing with ⌘ + Tab, but ...
If iBooks Author Is Overkill For Your Simple eBook Project, Try Book Creator For iOS Instead [Review]
Apple’s new iBooks Author application for Mac is an impressive piece of work, even more so when you consider that it costs nothing. Although easy to use compared to many other page layout apps, it’s still quite a lengthy and complicated process to produce...Stuck On Earth, Perhaps, But Not Stuck For Lovely Photos To Look At [Review]
Today’s Best Thing Ever has to be Stuck on Earth, an app for travellers who haven’t left home yet. The app uses the vast Flickr database of geotagged photos and plots them on a map. Tap on where you want to go in the...Stuck On Earth, Perhaps, But Not Stuck For Lovely Photos To Look At [Review]
Today’s Best Thing Ever has to be Stuck on Earth, an app for travellers who haven’t left home yet. The app uses the vast Flickr database of geotagged photos and plots them on a map. Tap on where you want to go in the...
