Month: March 2014

I’m a big fan of FiftyThree’s Paper app for free-form sketching, drawing, and even note-taking. You can do quite a lot with this relatively simplistic drawing program, and I’ve been using it as my primary doodle pad for quite some time. For those who have never experienced Paper, here’s the deal: […] Read the original…

Can Windows Phone catch up to Android? Microsoft is giving it a go by offering some OEMs free licenses for it smartphone OS. Read the original post by Julie

One of the many enhancements included with the recent iOS 7.1 update makes it easier for iPhone 5s owners to snap HDR photos. Leaving HDR on all the time means that in some cases, photos are not improved. Not only this, but saving both the normal and HDR […] Read the original post by Fred…

Although the free tier remains unchanged, Google makes its paid Drive storage options more attractive. Read the original post by Mark Hachman

Twelve South has announced the Rutledge BookBook, a new edition of their popular BookBook MacBook cases that promises to be different to each customer. Like the original BookBook, the Rutledge protects your MacBook with hardback covers wrapped in leather. Each Rutledge is crafted from premium leather, and Twelve South says […] Read the original post…

The Apple TV interface is overflowing with channel icons so much so it can make finding your favorites, the ones you actually want to watch, into a chore. Luckily, Apple has just made it a whole lot easier to hide the icons for the channels you never watch. Instead of […] Read the original post…

Softbank CEO Masayoshi Son has been on a mission to purchase T-Mobile and merge it with the Now Network . Read the original post by Engadget

Google Drive cuts prices up to 80% off select cloud storage plans. 15GB storage plans remain free, but they’ve lowered the price of monthly storage plans to $1.99 for 100GB (a $3 drop) and $9.99 for 1TB (a $40 drop). This multiplatform storage works across Drive, Gmail and Google+ Photos […] Read the original post…

A new version of Microsoft Office may be ready for the Mac soon. Is it as important as it used to be? Rumor has it that Microsoft is on the cusp of releasing a new version of Office for Mac. It’s been more than three years since the last version of […] Read the original…

Corporation of America , a leading provider of enterprise IT and communications solutions, today announced with NEC Corporation in Japan that it will showcase a broad suite of top-to-bottom IT and Communications solutions that encompass its IT empowered framework at , March 17-20 in Orlando, FL. Read the original post by Customer Interaction Solutions

iOS 7.1 goes a long way towards “fixing” the usability problems some people experienced with the original version of iOS 7 — not by taking a step back but by taking a step diagonally. Apple has always led the industry when it comes to accessibility. With iOS 7, however, the […] Read the original post…

A few screenshots of Apple’s iOS 8 have popped up on the the Chinese forum WeiPhone, and 9to5Mac claims to have verified the authenticity of the images. The screenshots reveal the icon for Apple’s rumored Heathbook app, which is supposed to tie-in with the company’s long rumored iWatch. The […] Read the original post by…

I had the pleasure of joining Chuck Joiner on his MacVoices podcast this week. Chuck is doing a series on the Road to Macworld|iWorld 2014 so we talked a little about the shows and the sessions I’d be doing there: The Road to Macworld takes a turn to the north as […] Read the original…

Amazon offers the Seagate Backup Plus 2TB USB 3.0 External Hard Drive in Black, model no. STDR2000100, for $108.03 with free shipping. (Newegg charges $2 more after coupon code “EMCPGWW72″.) That’s $7 under our mention from January and the lowest total price we could find by $10. Read the original post by dealmac – Today’s…

Google is cutting the price of thier Google Drive storage offerrings. The most drastic of these is the 1TB option, previously available for $49.99 per month, and has been dropped to $9.99 per month. The most expensive option presented is 10TB for $99.99 per month, though Google says you can […] Read the original post…