If you enjoy television — I mean really love the boob tube — then you really, really need to check out Boxee, which is available for the Mac, Linux and Windows. However, whether you watching on a MacBook on the couch or the 52-inch flat panel on the wall, even if it’s just to maintain form, you’re gonna need a remote.
There are a lot of racing games out there for your Apple handheld, but only a few of them are worth your time or money. Real Racing is a glowing exception with its excellent community features, earn as you learn in-game upgrades and beautiful graphics.
So, you got your kids an Apple handheld computer — a.k.a. iPhone or iPod touch — for Christmas and you’re concerned about the evil it might bring into their lives? Here’s a quick, easy and absolutely free tutorial on how to restrict access to the Internet, unsavory apps, pervy YouTube videos and adult iTunes content.
One area where the iPhone and iPod touch just don’t measure up is the ability to easily share files between your computer and back again. Although the app isn’t here yet, one company is promising a lot and they’re saying it’ll arrive in January.
A security expert has claimed that some data on the iPhone is vulnerable to hackers, including deleted voice mail and email, using YouTube videos to spread the word on what he sees as security flaws.
Assuming you’ve five Apple handhelds lying about with nothing better to do, this is just the stuff — a supremely cool waste of time and resources that will guaranty your 15 minutes of fame among the geekerati.
Which handheld mobile video recorder will rule the streets? There is no question which device offers better quality, but that’s hardly the only factor to consider in this wireless, mobile world where citizens are capturing the stories and images that define our times—from now on the broadcast is the revolution.
This morning my daugher came to me distraught, iPod nano in hand. It had crashed with the words “Connect to Power” fixed on the screen.
We’re all well aware of how iPhone users dominate the use of the mobile Internet. Now, there’s a new statistic that deepens the trend, and it’s so cutting it simply bleeds.
Apple has said their new handset is up to 2.5 times faster than the old one. For once, it looks like Cupertino’s marketing mavens were actually being conservative. Whether you’re benchmarking or just doing a visual comparison, there can be little doubt what the “S” stands for.
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