Month: March 2013

There’s no replacing meaty, licensed tools for wireless network support. But a growing number of free and low-cost apps are available when all you have is a smartphone or tablet at hand. Most of the gems live in the Android space, so you iOS developers need to get to work. Read the original post by…

The side-scrolling portable sequel to Castlevania: Lords of Shadow tries to combine classic side-scrolling Castlevania gameplay with the God of War-like action of Lords of Shadow, but it just doesn’t come together. Read the original post by james_melzer@sra.com

StackSocial offers downloads of The Spring 2013 10-App Bundle for Mac for $50. That’s $67 under the best price we could find for just three programs elsewhere. It features 10 apps including Roxio Toast 11, LaunchBar, Animationist, iFinance, and more. Deal ends March 23. Read the original post by dealmac – Today’s Edition

If you weren’t around Friday afternoon, you may have missed a recently published newspaper advertisement where AT&T bashes T-Mobile . The ad says, “The truth about T-Mobile’s network compared to AT&T. 2x more dropped calls, 2x more failed calls, 50% slower download speeds.” It’s only been five days since that […] Read the original post…

Many families share one computer and in turn, may back up and sync more than one iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with that one computer. If everyone in your household all shares the same Apple ID for purchases in iTunes, it’s normally not an issue. But what if that’s not […] Read the original post…

The Department of Justice has approved the merger of T-Mobile and MetroPCS. Now the deal moves on to the FCC. Read the original post by iPhoneHacks

The SteelSeries Free Mobile Wireless Controller aims to improve your touch-screen gaming experience, but it comes with some limitations and a too-high price. Read the original post by james_melzer@sra.com

When we suggest that a company consider an all-flash storage system to solve a performance problem, there is almost always resistance to the cost. That is a fair concern — it’s common knowledge that flash storage is more expensive than hard disk storage. But this is only true when compared […] Read the original post…

Apple has unveiled its Education-Only iMac 21.5″ Desktop for $1,099 with free shipping. Although it’s among the cheapest iMac models we’ve seen (it’s $150 less than buying an entry-level iMac with an education discount), this features much leaner specs than all current iMac systems. For instance, it has an Intel […] Read the original post…

Shoretel is offering its Mobility 6 and Conferencing for iOS capabilities to iPad users through free apps at the Apple App Store. Read the original post by iPhoneHacks