Month: February 2014

The build-outs of the LTE networks of AT&T and Verizon in the United States have hit the point where they’re covering smaller cities in 4G radio signals. In fact, just today Ma Bell announced that they’re flipping the switch to turn on AT&T LTE coverage in 12 municipalities around the […] Read the original post…

I can do a lot on my iOS devices. I can read and send email, surf the Web, watch videos, play games, write articles—it’d probably be faster to compose a list of the things I can’t do. Still, for all of that, I haven’t gotten rid of my Macs, and […] Read the original post…

Apple on Tuesday filed paperwork with the New York federal court to appeal a 2013 ruling that found the company in violation of antitrust laws regarding its iBooks publishing arrangements with major book publishers. Reuters: Apple filed its formal written arguments before the Second U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, asking the […] Read the original…

Brian Henry, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, and Paul Hiemstra, Treasurer and Investor Relations, will present at the Morgan Stanley Media & Telecom Conference at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco, Calif. Read the original post by Market Wire

In this week’s podcast Serenity Cadwell and Chris Breen join forces to discuss the news of the week. That news includes the Massive SSL Bug From Hell, a ponder or two over whether Apple’s quality has slipped, Ren’s winning Threes strategy, a heartfelt discussion of how deeply Comcast cares, and […] Read the original post…

Yahoo News Digest initially launched at CES in January as a U.S. only product, but today it spreads its wings and brings twice daily doses of news to UK readers. Importantly, the content is tailored to the region, and so won’t provide U.S. news you’re perhaps not so interested in. Yahoo […] Read the original…

Yahoo News Digest initially launched at CES in January as a U.S. only product, but today it spreads its wings and brings twice daily doses of news to UK readers. Importantly, the content is tailored to the region, and so won’t provide U.S. news you’re perhaps not so interested in. Yahoo […] Read the original…

Monoprice discounts a selection of its headphones via the coupon codes as listed below. That’s up to $256 off and the lowest total price we could find. Shipping adds around $4. The deals: Premium Bluetooth On-the-Ear Headphones in Red or Black for $24.89 via “TAXACT217″ Premium Bluetooth Hi-Fi Over-the-Ear […] Read the original post by…

Pay a visit to Victorinox’s website, and you’ll find that the manufacturer of the legendary Swiss Army Knife offers models with as few as seven implements, as as many as 80. Neither is right for everyone. Similarly, Mac utilities can range from do-a-couple-handy-things apps to do-everything-under-the-sun software. Software Ambience Corp’s $5 […] Read the original…

Every day dozens and dozens of new and updated apps and games hit the iOS and Mac App Stores. It’s impossible to keep up with them all, but it’s not impossible to pick out the very best. Here they are! Today we’re up at bat, testing some speed, and getting […] Read the original post…

Debuting at Mobile World Congress and arriving in the U.S. later in 2014, the V@Home TV Gateway DVR lets you watch and record live TV on multiple devices at once. Read the original post by Susie Ochs

Knox 2.0 provides users with enhanced container features such as support for most Android apps from the Google Play store. Read the original post by Gautam

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