We take a look at MoneyWiz for the iPad, iPhone, iPod, and Mac. This application is one of my most used applications on my devices. It has allowed me to switch to using just the iPad or Mac and when I want to see my balance on...
Read More
If the new Magic Mouse teardown did not tickle your fancy, then the apart-ness of the new iMac may facilitate that feeling for you. iFixit seems to have the gadgets immediatly that of which the money for I have not. If you would like to see the nitty gritty of the new iMac announced Tuesday, then check out the full teardown [Here].
Read More
Windows 7 is officially among us. The long awaited Vista replacement/upgrade is a significant step in the right direction for the Operating system. Windows has met the maturity of OSX and the differentiation is more of a preference than that of security and stability. Windows has driven me to long nights and near insanity in the past with its numerous bugs and whatnot. This time there has been little hair pulling since the first beta was made available. Now we can all rest for awhile and have a worthy succesor to XP. If you’re in the market for multiple PC’s or copies for Boot Camp on your Mac then check out the $149.00 family pack and save yourself some money.
Read More
I had another issue with my AT&T account. Like many I talk to or hear on podcasts, I repeatedly have to call AT&T due to billing issues, features not working and various other issues I have encountered.
Read More
Today we take a look back at the Richard Solo 1800 and see how it performed. The Richard Solo 1800 is worth the money and should be considered if you have any backup power needs for your iPhone or iPod.
Read More
If you have been wanting a MacBook Air from the get-go and have not had the money or thought it too expensive, Apple is offering it to you for just $999 refurbished. The great thing about Apple refurbished items is they carry the exact same warranty as their new products. This eliminates your risk and makes it worth the waiting you have had to endure. See the specs below and get one while you can.
Read More
The new flash drive from LaCie has combined the styling of money with the convenience and storage of a USB flash drive. The new CurrenKey comes with 4GB or 8GB of flash memory and is available in bronze or silver. The drives are available now, starting at $24.99 and up and is larger than a penny at 36 x 9 mm, but certainly adds to the appeal of a flash drive.
Read More
Apple continues to make fun of Vista and the current ad campaign Microsoft has been at work on. In the new ad, PC is trying to sell cookies to raise money to fix vista. While the ad is a bit of a stretch it is a good laugh.
Read More
The 2012 Official Olympic Logo has been revealed for awhile now, but not widely known. The logo cost 400,000 British Pounds and maybe it has deep meaning, but to us looks like something from your kids kindergarten class.
Read More
If a ruling passes this week it could force music sellers to pay publishers more money. The increase would be from 9 cents to 15 cents, and although that does not seem like much, when put in perspective it is quite the chunk of change. The millions sold every day make this number a great one and a threat to the cost we pay and Apple pays to their publishers.
Read More
NBC has come back to iTunes as most know and for good reason. In the short time they have been back, 1 million downloads have been made from NBC and their different properties. They must have noticed that it is not a good idea to try and compete with Itunes at this time and they were loosing a lot of potential cash. Now if only they would realize they would make more money if they charged less, we would be all set.
Read More
Apple gave credit where credit is due when it comes to the inventor of the idea for music players like the iPod. Apple used Kane Kramer in a lawsuit when they needed to prove who held the acknowledgment of iPod invention. When Kane Kramer was just 23 years of age in 1979, he created the IXI. The credit card sized device held 3.5 minutes of music on its internal chipset, which is pretty impressive given the technology of the day. Kane did envision that capacity would grow with time and he certainly had it right. He did try and capitalize on the idea, but that fell thru given the timing of the device.
Read More
