I’m downloading Rolando 2 right now, and you should too! I really enjoyed the first one and the ’secret’ levels which Ngmoco put out in an update for us while they we’re developing the new version. It’s one of the best and fun games I’ve played on my iPhone so far. In this new version, the environment [...]
Continue reading...30. June 2009
You can share your favourite iPhone apps with your friends, and I don’t mean sharing in the pirate way. Appsfire lets you parse your iPhone apps to a web interface that your friends can check out. It’s a pretty neat concept. While I’m sure most people might not be able to find a use for [...]
Continue reading...3. July 2009
By: Andrew Hersh
Apple recently released a minor update for their set-top media center which adds gesture support for the iPhone/iTouch Remote application. (Free, iTunes) This is great news for those of us who have longed for a consistent method for controlling the Apple TV. The standard Apple remote allows a user to navigate the menus of the [...]
Continue reading...3. July 2009
By: Wayne Dixon
I’ve had an iPhone since the original was launched in 2007. I’ve been through every update, including the latest, iPhone OS 3.0. Throughout this time, Apple has added more and more features, provided APIs for developers, and added much needed functionality like Cut, Copy and Paste to its iPhone OS. Despite all [...]
Continue reading...3. July 2009
By: Corey Harris
TinyGrab is a screenshot utility that allows you to take a screenshot and upload it immediately to the TinyGrab site and share a link to the image. It is as simple as the built-in screenshot command in OS X. Try it now at http://tinygrab.com [download in HD]
Continue reading...3. July 2009
By: Joshua Schnell
We’re taking our first steps into the world of Mainstream Media today. At approximately 4:40 PM EST, I’ll be on the radio talking about the opening of a new Apple store here in Ottawa, Ontario, and what the opening means to consumers. Should be a great time. We’re hoping it turns into [...]
Continue reading...3. July 2009
By: Grant Brunner
I am a heavy user of Flying Meat's VoodooPad software. It is the premiere local wiki solution for Mac OS X, so it has many uses for me. I keep just about everything in this app. Tucked away in nooks and crannies are a couple of useful features that might not be particularly obvious, so here are some quick walkthroughs to enlighten casual users.
Continue reading...2. July 2009
By: Grant Brunner
[Download This Episode] In this episode, Josh talks about missing features in the iPhone. [04.7 MB] [0:10:00] [Hosted by: Josh Schnell & Grant Brunner]
Continue reading...2. July 2009
By: Grant Brunner
WireTap Anywhere is a $129 audio mixing suite for Mac OS X from Ambrosia Software.
Continue reading...2. July 2009
Apple still has its magic! According to NPD and Morgan Stanley, Mac shipments grew 25 percent, which is astounding when the market growth is only one percent. The research firms said that these levels haven't been reached since October, when recession started lowering Apple's sells.
Continue reading...1. July 2009
By: Grant Brunner
[Download This Episode] In this episode, Grant and Josh talk about TweetDeck for the iPhone and iPod Touch. [02.0 MB] [0:04:10] [Hosted by: Josh Schnell & Grant Brunner]
Continue reading...1. July 2009
By: Grant Brunner
Soundboard is an application from Ambrosia Software for Mac OS X that puts all of your sound clips at the tips of your fingers.
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3. July 2009
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