Month: March 2014

Microsoft Office for iPad is a pretty full featured product – now it’s finally here – but it turns out it has no native printing functionality. However, that won’t be forever. In 2014 printing documents onto paper may feel antiquated, but for many regular Office users it’s all part of […] Read the original post…

We had a lot of fun testing Reallusion’s CrazyTalk7 for Mac at the last year’s Macworld-iWorld—so much fun, in fact, that we named it one of the 2013 Best of Show winners. And what’s not to like about CrazyTalk? The demo we saw of this facial animation software featured a […] Read the original post…

A Thursday report from TechCrunch hinted at the Drobox’s acquisition of eBook reading an sharing service, Readmill. Today, the Berlin-based startup confirmed the company was joining Dropbox and shutting down its app later this year. Continue reading → Read the original post by Julie

Your iMac’s built-in stand is elegant, but it seems as though you should be able to do more with it. Two vendors here at the Macworld/iWorld show aim to help you do just that. Rain Design’s upcoming mBase stand (above), available in June, is cut from iMac-matching aluminum and elevates your […] Read the original…

Hello, gorgeous. Yes, I’m talking to you. You are perfect just the way you. All of those selfies you upload to Instagram on a daily basis are completely flawless. Don’t ever change a thing. Much better.  But, if you do take a snap of yourself and notice something that you don’t quite […] Read the…

Monoprice offers its Monoprice 30″ IPS LED-Backlit LCD Monitor with Adjustable Stand for $576 plus around $33 for shipping. That’s $814 off list, $89 below last month’s mention of a similar monitor, and the lowest total price we could find. Features include a 2560×1600 native resolution, LED backlight, and dual-link […] Read the original post…

Microsoft released Office for the iPad yesterday, bringing Word, Excel, and PowerPoint to the App Store. While many pundits said Microsoft was too late to the game to make any impact, it appears that consumers disagree as the titles climbed quickly to the top of the App Store charts. […] Read the original post by…

When I first saw the Penclic Mouse from a short distance from Prestige’s Macworld/iWorld booth, I thought, “Why is someone selling those pens and pen holders you find at banks?” But upon closer inspection, I realized that the Penclic Mouse is an input device that uses a mounted stylus. The Penclic […] Read the original…

Groupon offers the iEssentials Fitted Folio Case for iPad in Black for $6.99 plus $2.99 for shipping. That’s the lowest total price we could find by $6. It includes a stylus and features a magnetic closure. Read the original post by dealmac – Today’s Edition

HD Voice offers richer, fuller sound and dramatic noise cancellation. And it’s another way the leading carriers will (soon) compete. Read the original post by Julie

Get Games offers downloads of Borderlands 2: Game of the Year Edition for Windows or Mac for $9.99. That’s tied with our mention from six days ago (since expired) as the lowest price we’ve seen for this game. (It’s a current low by $20.) Of note, a Steam account is […] Read the original post…

Monoprice takes 10% off gaming keyboards and mice via coupon code “GAMER10″. That’s the best percent-off coupon we’ve seen on these computer accessories from Monoprice this year. Shipping starts at around $3. Choose from mechanical keyboards, units with backlit keys and USB hubs, 6- and 7-button gaming mice, and more. Read the original post by…

CowBoom offers the Audio-Technica EarSuit Audiophile Headphones, model no. ATH-ES88, for $199.99. Coupon code “14119541″ cuts them to $99.99. With free shipping, that’s the lowest total price we could find by $64. These headphones feature a frequency response of 9Hz to 26kHz, 40mm drivers, noise isolation, 3.9-foot cord, and faux […] Read the original post…

Typing in characters with the little [silver remote]( that comes with the Apple TV can be painful. While the Remote app can help ease the pain, nothing beats a full blown keyboard when it comes to typing. As it happens, you can use a Bluetooth keyboard with your Apple TV. […] Read the original post…

The vendors also will develop joint solutions to enable Nvidia’s Grid vGPUs to run on VMware virtual machines. Read the original post by Julie