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…
I am sure you’ve heard of the current Pope’s visit to the UK. Â While we have devouts on one end of the spectrum, there are also critics on the other end. Â It’s a fact of life – you can’t please everyone. This post is for Catholics who lean towards the developments in technology, courtesy of…
Hardcore graphic novel lovers just might be shaking their heads. I know a number of people who will not even consider reading their graphic novels in digital format, and I totally respect that. However, there are also people who get quite excited about the idea of graphic novels being available in digital format. With the…
The Apple iPad is perhaps the coolest e-book reader-other-gadgets combined you can ever have. It is not a surprise that many vendors and publishers are jumping into the iPad app bandwagon – they can reach so many more people by doing so. And, even the most conservative sectors cannot deny or stop the fact that…
After yesterday’s Fall Keynote we had to make several tweaks to our newest infographic, but we are proud to present a timeline for the most important product launches in Apple’s history, keeping an eye on the stock value at the time of every product launch. The team also analysed several data around the AppStore and…
Computers crash all the time, and Macs are no exception. I once had a MacBook brick on me while I was on a two-week business trip, making my life miserable and forever losing a ton of important data along the way. That’s a mistake I won’t make again. External hard drives are the perfect solution…
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…
Remember the endlessly epic MacPaint? All through my childhood and adolescent Macintosh years, I tried to master its sheer brilliance by creating hideous black and white abstract art with titles like “Square Dancing in a Blenderâ€. Having zero actual illustration talent, I wasn’t able to manage much else, but I was ever in awe of…
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