Month: March 2013

The Apple Store discounts seven factory-refurbished Apple Mac mini computer models, as listed below. With free shipping, each is at least $100 under the best total price we could find for a new unit. Sales tax is added where applicable. A 1-year warranty applies, the same as new systems. Items […] Read the original post…

The Apple Store discounts a selection of factory-refurbished MacBook Pro laptops, as listed below. With free shipping on all orders, each is at the lowest total price we could find by at least $105. Sales tax is added where applicable. All come with a 1-year Apple warranty, the same as […] Read the original post…

China’s plan to create a substantial outsourcing industry was hit with another blow last month with the release of a report that laid bare, in ways never seen before, the extent of the security risks of working in the country. Read the original post by CIO

eWEEK examines features that are likely to be built into the Samsung Galaxy S IV and why it will not only succeed, but dominate the smartphone market. Read the original post by iPhoneHacks

Since I’ve compared iPhone Twitter apps, weather apps, podcast apps, and calendar apps, it’s time to put my app where my scrutiny is and compare Apple news site apps, including iMore’s, at a glance. There’s an interesting debate when it comes to websites-as-apps, and perhaps most poetically, Apple news sites as […] Read the original…

If you take your DVR serious, you may have sprung for a TiVo instead of trusting your TV-watching needs to your cable or satellite provider. Read the original post by Ubergizmo

Hmmm, we all know that Samsung’s biggest day for 2013, at least in the first half of the year, would happen in just three days’ time, when March 14th rolls around in New York City and they will unveil what is most probably the Samsung Galaxy S4 in that part […] Read the original post…

The Google Nexus Q was announced well in the middle of summer last year, but somehow, the device did not really kick off in the way that Google wanted it to , but here is a device that might just bring back memories of the Nexus Q for the few […] Read the original post…

If you used email in the late ‘90s or early 2000s, odds are you are familiar with Eudora. Even after its maker Qualcomm officially decommissioned this trusty email client and dorm room staple, a loyal cadre of fans kept it alive in open-source form. But when Mac OS X Lion […] Read the original post…

B&H Photo Video offers the Sony 32GB SDHC Class 10 UHS-1 Secure Digital High-Capacity Card 2-Pack, model no. SF32UX/TQ, for $34.95 with free shipping ($0.55/GB). That’s tied with the the lowest total price we could find for a single card. (For further comparison, we saw a single card for $30 […] Read the original post…

An early iPhone prototype has surfaced, different from others that we’ve seen before, and much closer akin to the aspect ratio we’re now used to in the iPad. It’s also caught on camera. While we have previously seen design concepts and renders, it’s rare that we see a development prototype. […] Read the original post…

Was it was some subconscious desire to prove that, in building and pricing the Chromebook Pixel, Google had suffered a temporary bout of insanity? Or a fit of self-flagellation to directly experience the contortions necessary to live and work completely in the world of cloud services and mobile apps? Either […] Read the original post…

Marvel Comics was an innovator when it launched its Digital Comics Unlimited subscription service in 2007. But sometimes being an innovator can burn: The company built that initiative on top of Adobe Flash just as the iPhone arrived on the scene and made Flash irrelevant to a new generation of […] Read the original post…

If you haven’t picked up the new version of our iMore app from the App Store, we highly recommend you do as it’s a great way to get all your favorite iMore content in one place right on your iPhone. Aside from being able to leave comments inside the app, […] Read the original post…