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Archives for February 2013

10 iPad Mini Cases That Make Me Want to Buy an iPad Mini

February 28, 2013 by Noemi 1 Comment

The day after the iPad Mini was announced, I was not too keen on getting one, for reasons I expressed – whether clearly or vaguely, it’s for you to decide in a previous post. Since then, I have had the chance to use the iPad Mini, thanks to my brother-in-law who decided to go for […]

Filed Under: Mac Tagged With: iPad cases, iPad Mini, iPad mini cases

Apple Plans to Reimburse Accidental In-App Purchases in Kids’ Apps

February 27, 2013 by Mel Leave a Comment

It’s clear that kids love iOS devices. My kids can’t get enough of the iPad. Even if I tell them that I need the iPad for work (I use it for accessing another email account, making to-do lists, appointments, and work charts), they often win in the end and would play their favorite games or […]

Filed Under: Legal, News Tagged With: apple, iTunes, Tim Cook, youtube

Easily Transfer Files Between iOS & OS X with Instashare

February 26, 2013 by Robin Parrish Leave a Comment

Where has this app been all my life?! Instashare lets you transfer files between your Mac and your iPhone or iPad with the simplicity of drag-and-drop.

Filed Under: Apps, News Tagged With: Apps, Instashare, iPad Apps, iPhone Apps, Mac Apps, TwoManShow

Every Steve Jobs Video, Ever

February 25, 2013 by Robin Parrish Leave a Comment

A serious Mac enthusiast (who apparently prefers to remain anonymous) has put up on YouTube the most exhaustive collection of Steve Jobs videos you’ll ever see. It’s quite the treasure trove, and includes some cool compilation videos as well.

Filed Under: Steve Jobs Tagged With: Every Steve Jobs Video, keynote, One More Thing, Steve Jobs, youtube

iPhone 3x More Reliable Than Other Smartphones

February 22, 2013 by Robin Parrish 2 Comments

An industry report published today says that Apple’s iPhone is considered by users to be three times more reliable than its nearest competitor, Samsung. Needless to say, the iPhone tops the list on smartphone reliability.

Filed Under: iPhone Tagged With: FixYa, Galaxy III, iPhone, iphone 5, Samsung

Apple releases iTunes 11.0.2

February 20, 2013 by Mel Leave a Comment

  Apple has recently announced the release of a minor update to its iTunes software. The new update upgrades iTunes to version 11.0.2, and implements a number of changes.   According to Apple, the new update carries with it the usual bug fixes to make iTunes more stable. Other issues have also been addressed with […]

Filed Under: iTunes, News Tagged With: apple, Arts, Classical music, Composition, Cupertino California, iCloud, iTunes, music

What 2013 Holds for Apple: My Predictions

February 20, 2013 by Robin Parrish Leave a Comment

The rumor mill has always run rampant where Apple is concerned, and 2013 is shaping up to be no different. Just for fun, here are my predictions for what products Apple will and won’t ship in 2013. Sound off and let us know what you think is coming this year!

Filed Under: Feature, Predictions Tagged With: 2013, 5-inch iPhone, Apple TV, Apple TV Apps, iPad 5, iPhone 6, iTV, iWatch, predictions

Do You Use MEGA?

February 18, 2013 by Robin Parrish Leave a Comment

Kim Dot Com’s file hosting service MEGA gives you 10x the storage space as iCloud. But does it foster illegal piracy? And if so, does that affect your decision to use MEGA?

Filed Under: Piracy Tagged With: file storage, infographic, infographics, Kim Dot Com, MEGA, online storage, piracy, privacy, Storage, whoishostingthis.com

A Peek at Apple’s Other Facilities

February 15, 2013 by Robin Parrish 7 Comments

The iCloud Data Center in North Carolina. Apple’s mysterious offices in Austin and Sacramento. Apple’s international headquarters around the world. Take a look inside dozens of Apple facilities that the tech company doesn’t want you to see.

Filed Under: Apple Inc, Feature Tagged With: Apple Australia, Apple Belgium, Apple Brazil, Apple Canada, Apple China, Apple Data Center, Apple Europe HQ, Apple Europe Limited, Apple Finland, Apple France, Apple Germany, Apple Hong Kong, Apple International, Apple Japan, Apple Netherlands, Apple Russia, Apple Shanghai, Apple Singapore, Apple Spain, Apple Sweden, Apple Switzerland, Apple Taiwan, Apple UK, Austin Operations Center, iCloud, Sacramento Operations Center

Evasi0n Jailbreak Tool Posts Record Downloads

February 13, 2013 by Mel Leave a Comment

Apple has many competitors and rivals – among them Samsung, Google, and Microsoft – but one of its biggest “rivals” is not even a company but the practice of jailbreaking. Even though Apple’s engineers are working tirelessly to plug all vulnerabilities that developers can use to jailbreak its devices, it has been largely unsuccessful, only […]

Filed Under: iOS, News Tagged With: apple, Google, iOS, IOS jailbreaking, iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, Microsoft

New Website Collects Kickstarter Apple Projects Into One Store

February 12, 2013 by Robin Parrish Leave a Comment

I love checking Kickstarter for cool new Apple accessories. Don’t you? New website BiteMyApple.co has just launched, making it easy to get your hands on those crowd-funded gadgets — collecting all of them in one place.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: accessories, BiteMyApple.co, Chris Johnson, kickstarter, Shopify

When Siri and Raspberry Pi Collide

February 7, 2013 by Noemi Leave a Comment

When Raspberry Pi was announced, it piqued the interested of DIY enthusiasts simply because it opened up a world of possibilities for those so inclined. It also provides a way for children to actually learn how to dabble with hardware and software without having to spend an arm and a leg for equipment. True enough, […]

Filed Under: Mac Tagged With: DIY, Raspberry Pi, siri

12 New 3D City Maps Added to Flyover

February 6, 2013 by Robin Parrish 9 Comments

Since its launch, Apple’s never stopped working on Apple Maps. Even a feature that’s not broken, like 3D Flyover mode, is getting new content. Check out these 12 new cities that have just been made fully 3D.

Filed Under: Apps, Feature Tagged With: 3D Mapping, Apple Maps, Flyover, Maps

What Will the Last OS X Be Named?

February 5, 2013 by Robin Parrish 10 Comments

Numbers don’t lie: when it’s released later this year, OS X version 10.9 will unquestionably be the last major upgrade to the venerable OS. But there are only a few cat species left to choose a name from. Which one will Apple pick? Which one would you pick?

Filed Under: Opinion, OS X Tagged With: Apple Inc., Mac OS x, OS X, OS X 10.9

Weird & Wonderful Sights from MacWorld 2013

February 1, 2013 by Robin Parrish Leave a Comment

Take a look at this quick gallery culled from on-site images uploaded to Twitter, Instagram, and Flickr straight from MacWorld, which is happening right now in San Francisco.

Filed Under: Feature, MacWorld / iWorld Tagged With: Flickr, Instagram, MacWorld / iWorld, MacWorld 2013, Photos, Pictures, twitter

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