Month: March 2013

We all have our blind spots, the Macalope supposes. His happens to be that spot where he can’t see cars behind his antlers. For other pundits, however, they seem to be fairly common mistakes in Apple analysis. First, there are some people you just don’t quote when talking about Apple […] Read the original post…

The gains came despite a strong dollar, which can slow sales of U.S. commodities to foreign buyers. Read the original post by Reuters

If you send lots of emails from your iPhone or iPad, you probably are very familiar with the native Mail app. There may be times when you start an email but don’t have time to finish it. As we already know, hitting cancel allows you to save a draft for […] Read the original post…

The Polly (iPad 2, 3, and 4; $60) is made from faux leather with a soft interior lining to keep your iPad safe and make it easy to transport. The case folds into a stand for viewing and typing, and it features a convenient front pocket for cables and documents. Read the original post by…

Daylight Savings Time starts tonight at 2 a.m. and as we all know, the iPhone has been notorious for causing issues with alarms, in turn causing folks to be late for work, appointments, and what have you. If it’s any indication of what will happen again this year, here’s some […] Read the original post…

A former professional squash player, Duncan got the idea of developing custom headphones for athletes 6 years ago. Read the original post by Ubergizmo

The Amazon MP3 Store offers downloads of the Artists on the Rise – March 2013 MP3 Album for free. That’s the lowest price we could find for such a compilation. This 12-track DRM-free music album features music by twelve different new artists, including Parenthetical Girls (pictured), Flume, Lost Animal, and […] Read the original post…

If you need another example of how Microsoft often seems to operate more like a Keiretsu than a company, here’s one of a new series of videos from them… highlighting Mac and iOS developers. In this case, it’s rockstar developer Brent Simmons of NetNewsWire and Glassboard fame, and it’s all […] Read the original post…

You get a new iPhone, you add a bunch of push mail accounts, download apps that hit the GPS and light up notifications, you watch a ton of video and play as many games as you possibly can, you do it all over LTE while blaring your Bluetooth speaker, and […] Read the original post…

Privacy is dead, the captains of Silicon Valley will tell you. They should know — they’re trying to kill it. Read the original post by InfoWorld

At its core, the iPad is essentially the screen portion of a Macbook with touch capabilities. The portability and ease of use makes iPad the perfect product for staying connected whether you are on the move or in the comfort of your bed. If only there was a keyboard that […] Read the original post…

One of the most powerful U.S. business groups is seeking support from mutual fund firms for proposals that could rein in the influence of proxy advisory firms, but it is meeting resistance from some money managers. Read the original post by WHTC

The original Angry Birds game is now free in the App Store. The game that was first released over three years ago has seen some phenomenal success on every platform that it has been available on. Now for the first time ever, Rovio has decided to make it free. The good […] Read the original…