The love making positions of the “Kalm Sutra” application are free to explore on the iPhone! The ancient art of making love is depicted tastefully in this App where the male Elephant humanoid meets the Lady Tiger and bares her a little more than just his heart. Well hello Lady Tiger! Education is the path […]
Archives for June 2010
Hulu comes to iPad
The rumors were true. Hulu has finally released an app for the iPad — but there’s a catch. Well, two catches, actually. First, you have to have an invite to access the thing. You can download and “tour” the app without an invite, but you can’t watch anything, so what’s the point, right? Second, this […]
iWork and the iPhone
When the iPad first came out, I bought Pages right away, because I figured that I’d be using it a lot. So far, that’s not really been the case, and that’s mostly because of the syncing problem. As of right now, apps that live on the iPad stay on the iPad and don’t go anywhere […]
The iPhone Antenna Thing
There’s been a lot of talk recently about the iPhone 4 and the antenna. For those who haven’t yet heard about the “scandal,” here’s a summation. The cellular antenna is located on the bottom of the iPhone, and is separated from the other antennas by a thin black line. Some people are having problems with […]
An App Bookshelf
One of the cool things about the iPhone 4 and iOS4 on the 3GS is the customizable home screen background. This is also a problem, as some backgrounds are more distracting than others, and can detract from the overall clean appearance of the desktop. Where some people see problems, other people see  opportunities. Jeff Broderick […]
Angry Birds & Angry Birds HD
The iPhone as a gaming platform has been pretty successful so far, but for me, it’s not really for serious gaming. I look at the iPhone as a device for casual games that you can play in the waiting room of your dentist’s office, but not for hours of play like I’d spend on Super […]
An Awkward Conversation
I’ve been married for two years now, and with my wife for over five. In the course of our relationship, I’ve had quite a few awkward conversations with my significant other, but sometimes, the subject can be a bit more awkward than others. I woke up the other morning and checked my e-mail, as I […]
iPad 3G Class Action Lawsuit Expanded
I bought an iPad Wi-Fi+3G model for one reason: road trips. My logic was that if I needed to use an internet connection on the road for my laptop, that most times I could get away with using the 3G in the iPad instead. For $30, I’d have unlimited data, and that was cheaper than […]
5 Epic Apple Fails
iMac. iPod. iPhone. iPad. Everything Apple touches turns to gold. Or does it? Apple’s history is filled with mistakes and outright failures — products that even the most ardent fans shunned, and that Apple itself would rather pretend never happened. We can all forgive Apple its missteps, because you can’t achieve the peak of coolness […]
The iPhone 4: Movies
“Apple of My Eye” – an iPhone 4 film from Michael Koerbel on Vimeo. A few months ago, I bought my wife a Flip camera for mother’s day. I thought in the back of my mind that the next iPhone would come with a built-in camera, but since I had no confirmation and a looming […]
Apple Sold a Lot of iPhone 4s
Friday night, I went to the mall to try to pick up a bumper for my iPhone. Of course, they didn’t have one, and the salesperson told me. “We’re expecting more on Monday, when we’re getting our next shipment of iPhone 4s.” I was surprised they even lasted until Friday night, frankly. So how much […]
FaceTime is a Big Deal
Of all if the cool new features available on the iPhone 4, I think I’ve used FaceTime the most. It started out with a FaceTime call to a friend of mine in San Francisco, then to another who was at a Starbucks in central California. I called my wife from the garage the other day […]
Find My iPhone App Will Track it Down
You’ve heard of Lo-Jack, and now there is the “Find My iPhone” application! Losing the iPad or iPhone could result in dropping another two hundred to eight hundred dollars on Apple equipment, so the solution to not getting one’s property stolen or lost is, of course, in an App. The “Find My iPhone” App uses […]
Reports From the Frontline
[Image from Ross Catrow on Flickr] Man, yesterday was good for me. I sat at home, did some work, played around with my iPhone 4 … good times. For three of my friends though, not so much. As it turns out, three of my friends decided to pick up their iPhones in various parts of […]
Cha-Ching – Selling Your Old iPhone
I said I’d do it earlier this week, and true to form, I did it. I successfully sold both my wife and my iPhones for enough money to almost subsidize both of our purchases, and it wasn’t very difficult, either. But to do it right, you need to start at the beginning: Buying a brand […]
