Month: October 2013

On Thursday TiVo rolled out its new out-of-home streaming feature, provided that you’re using one of TiVo’s Roamio Pro or Plus DVRs and an iOS device. The DVR maker has offered the ability to watch live TV, stream recorded programs, and download complete shows to an iOS device for a while […] Read the original…

The rally, which takes place on the 12th anniversary of the signing of the Patriot Act into law, is being organized by the StopWatching.Us coalition. Read the original post by Gautam

The best apps for iPhone, iPad, and Mac that are sure to get you and your family in the Halloween spirit Halloween is right around the corner and that means candy, trick or treat, scary movies, and lots of other traditions. There are lots of apps available for both […] Read the original post by…

If you’re a developer and you’ve ever wished you had magical bots to help you build, analyze, and test your apps, well OS X Mavericks Server can do just that. And Apple has sent out an email saying so: Take advantage of continuous integration in Xcode by creating bots with OS […] Read the original…

Delivery Status Touch has been update for iOS 7, with a refreshed interface and some iOS 7-exclusive features. Background notifications are supported, letting the status of your packages update when the app is closed. AirDrop sharing lets you share your package status with others around you. You can also share […] Read the original post…

Vine has been updated with a couple of major additions for editing videos, called Sessions and Time Travel. Sessions allows you to save a post for later, allowing you to come back and add to, edit, or discard it at a later time. To use Sessions, when recording a video, tap […] Read the original…

A new optical disc uses QR codes etched in tungsten to achieve extreme levels of heat resistance A researcher at the University of Twente in the Netherlands has developed a new optical memory device out of tungsten and silicon nitride that he says could store data safely for extremely long […] Read the original post…

Apple recently released iOS 7.0.3 which came with plenty of improvements and bug fixes. One of those improvements is to the way we can reduce motion and animations in iOS 7. If you prefer raw speed over fancy animations, this one’s for you! Launch the Settings app from the Home screen […] Read the original…

The software behemoth surpasses analyst expectations on the strength of its business portfolio. A sign that the “One Microsoft” strategy is paying off? Read the original post by Jason

newegg offers the Team Color Turn 16GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive in Green, model no. TG016GE902G, for $7.99 with free shipping ($0.50/GB). That’s the lowest total price we could find by $9. It features up to 20MB/s read speeds and a 360° swiveling cap. Read the original post by dealmac – Today’s Edition

TigerDirect offers the HP 500GB Portable USB 3.0 External Hard Drive in Black, model no. WDBMWV0020BBK-NESN, bundled with Total Defense Premium Internet Security Bundle, for $79.99. After software activation, this $60 mail-in rebate cuts it to $19.99. Plus, get a $10 off code good for your next TigerDirect purchase of […] Read the original post…

OMG Life wants to help you document your every move with its wearable, lifelogging camera, the Autographer. But a high price, poor hardware and software design, and subpar photo quality make it a bust. Read the original post by james_melzer@sra.com

When iOS 7 was announced, one of the most frequent questions in the Apple design and development community immediately became – what will Tweetbot do? The thing about Tweetbot, and all of Tapbot’s apps, was the way they looked. The personality. That was achieved through heavy, textured design. And iOS […] Read the original post…