Month: March 2014

A forum post on Chinese language site Weiphone.com offers up tantalizing details on Apple’s next round of MacBooks. The comments are attributed to an author with a credible track record of breaking leaks and photos for MacBook laptops in the past, according to MacRumors.com. The poster reports that MacBook Air updates […] Read the original…

A post on Weiphone.com and reported by MacRumors potentially sheds some light on upcoming changes to Apple’s MacBook notebook line as well as some details about the rumored iWatch. The poster has a track record of posting legitimate information, making these rumors more credible than other leaks. Continue […] Read the original post by Julie

Mozilla attributed the death of Firefox for Windows 8 to low adoption, but it didn’t say why people weren’t using the beta release. Read the original post by Engadget

The Hackett Group, Inc. , a global strategic advisory, business transformation and technology consulting firm, today announced that it would be taking a one-time $3.6 million charge in order to reduce staff and exit facilities in non core markets as part of a comprehensive plan to respond to structural market […] Read the original post…

Newegg offers the refurbished NetGear Powerline AV 200 Adapter, model no. XAV2001-100NAR, for $22.99. Coupon code “EMCPGHW43″ cuts it to $18.39. With free shipping, that’s $7 under our mention from last April and the lowest total price we could find for a refurb by $2. It supports up to a […] Read the original post…

The iPad took center stage during a recent airing of The Tonight Show with host Jimmy Fallon and musician Billy Joel joining together to sing a doo-wop duet. The audience was entertained by an a capella rendition of The Lion Sleeps Tonight, but what you see on the surface is […] Read the original post…

The iPad took center stage during a recent airing of The Tonight Show with host Jimmy Fallon and musician Billy Joel joining together to sing a doo-wop duet. The audience was entertained by an a capella rendition of The Lion Sleeps Tonight, but what you see on the surface is […] Read the original post…

A new forum post on Weiphone.com has revealed a number of details about Apple’s upcoming plans for their MacBook notebooks as well as some details about their iWatch initiative. The author of the post has previously posted legitimate leaks and photos of un-released MacBook hardware in the past. […] Read the original post by Arnold…

Newegg offers the LG 27″ 1080p IPS LED-Backlit LCD Monitor, model no. 27EC33V-B, for $249.99. Coupon code “EMCPGHW33″ cuts the price to $224.99. With free shipping, that’s $5 under our January mention and the lowest total price we could find by $18. This IPS LCD monitor features a 1920×1080 native […] Read the original post…

The app, which let people follow artists and play songs, will be removed from Apple’s app store Friday Read the original post by Zach Miners

From crunching numbers to tracking inventory, these are the best spreadsheet apps for iPad! If you work on spreadsheets, be they in Microsoft Office, Google Docs, Apple Numbers, or something els, the iPad can be a great way to take them with you, edit them on the go, and […] Read the original post by…

Microsoft was under fire earlier this week for accessing a user’s Hotmail account in order to identify the source of an internal leak. Microsoft, though, is not the only technology company that reserves the right to access customer emails — the terms of service for Apple, Yahoo and Google all […] Read the original post…

It’s possibly the last thing we’d expect to happen, but a new report suggests that Apple is looking at the possibility of launching the iTunes Store on Android. Yes, Android. It all stems from the folks at Billboard, who claim Apple is talking to the record labels about the plans […] Read the original post…

Twitter today announced that it is shuttering its Music service and pulling its Music app from the App Store. The app will disappear today, while the service will continue to work until April 18th, one-year after the launch of the service. Continue reading → Read the original post by Julie

Small and large teams in any location can work together smoothly because all data, metadata, and internal communications are in a single place. Read the original post by StackSocial