Month: October 2013

Updates galore! iWork and iLife may have gotten all the attention this week, but Apple also updated several of its other apps—both big and small—on OS X and iOS. Here’s a rundown. iTunes Trailers 1.3 Out is the iOS 6-inspired interface of Apple’s movie-finding app; in is a swanky new black-and-yellow iOS 7 […] Read…

As expected, the folks over at T-Mobile do not want to be left out of the iPad Air party, and hence, they have announced that they will be rolling out the recently introduced iPad Air this November 1st. Read the original post by Ubergizmo

The No. 1 activity people do with their smartphones is email—LinkedIn says that up to 28 percent of a typical professional’s day can be gobbled up by reading and responding to email on a mobile device. And in LinkedIn’s continued quest for world domination (the stated goal is to have no […] Read the original…

While consumers recognize mobile security as important, they still don’t take the right precautions, according to a survey by Sprint and Lookout. Read the original post by iPhoneHacks

Locality Cloud, the newest version of NetMotion Wireless’ enterprise mobility management solution, supports iOS, Android and Windows Phone. Read the original post by iPhoneHacks

Airmail is not only my favorite email client for Mac, it’s one of my favorite Mac apps period. Since OS X Mavericks officially launched yesterday, Airmail has already been updated with support including interactive Notification Center banners, local drafts, offline editing, and more. Whenever an Airmail update gets issued, it’s always […] Read the original…

Mapping may not be as crucial on your desktop computer as it is on a smartphone, but Apple is betting you’ll still appreciate the fact that it has ported its Maps app to OS X in Mavericks. Keep in mind, though, that since OS X’s Maps pulls from the same […] Read the original post…

If you’ve upgraded your Mac to OS X Mavericks, you’ve probably noticed a few changes to the Safari browser as well. The Top Sites section of Safari in Mavericks is a great place to store your favorite sites for quick access anytime you’d like. By default Safari will start choosing […] Read the original post…

Lenovo offers its Lenovo ThinkPad 14″ Ultralight Laptop Backpack, model no. 0B47306, for $79.99 with free shipping. That’s tied with last week’s mention and the lowest total price we could find by $5. It’s made from military grade materials, features composite rods and an EVA foam back, and fits up […] Read the original post…

OS X Mavericks has a lot of new features you can interact with and see. But Apple also took the time to implement several changes to the core of the operating system that help the system run better overall. These under-the-hood changes help boost performance and battery life. Timer Coalescing Intel’s Haswell […] Read the…

Google+ Hangouts users on iPhones, iPads and iPod Touch devices can now make free phone calls to any phones in the United States and Canada. Read the original post by Kelly

It’s almost Halloween and that means trick or treat, carving pumpkins, costumes, parties, and scary movies! There’s a heck of a lot to capture through photos, that’s for sure! That’s your task this time around, capture the best photo you can that shows off how you celebrated the Halloween season! This […] Read the original…

Dell Small Business offers the Dell Multifunction Color Laser Printer in Black, model no. C1765nf, which also faxes, copies, and scans, for $169.99. Coupon code “9QB025WNJ3X$MJ” cuts it to $152.99. With free shipping, that’s the lowest total price we could find by $90, although it was $44 less after a […] Read the original post…