Month: March 2014

If you like jailbreaking your iOS device, you have a chance to meet the hackers who have brought us easy-to-use jailbreak tools, and jailbreak tweaks that unlock the potential of our devices at the WorldWide Jailbreak Convention (WWJC), which will be held in San Francisco next month, on April 12 […] Read the original post…

Flappy Bird may have been taken away from us, but it looks like it’s coming back. Eventually. The developer, Dong Nguyen, famously pulled the insanely popular game from both the App Store and Google Play. But according to a recent tweet, the bird will fly again: @painfullpacman Yes. But not soon. — […] Read the…

No surprise that OpenDaylight-sponsored study shows strong interest in open source software-defined networking. Read the original post by Marcia Savage

Sir Lancelot’s Armor recently launched an iPhone and iPad protector made from bulletproof glass, one of the hardest materials in the world, that would help protect your device from scratches and falls. But can the bulletproof glass on the protector withstand an actual bullet? Continue reading → Read the original post by Jason

This week we get our rant on when discussing the new Veronica Mars movie and the unnecessary mess made by UltraViolet. We’re far calmer when talking about Microsoft’s release of OneNote for the Mac and our plans for next week’s Macworld/iWorld. We also share an “I told you so” moment […] Read the original post…

Ending today, Adorama via Rakuten Shopping offers the Crucial M500 960GB Serial ATA 6Gb/s 2.5″ Internal SSD, model no. CT960M500SSD1, for $449.99. with free shipping. Plus, apply coupon code “SUPER15″ to yield 6,750 Rakuten Super Points. (They convert to a $67.50 credit.) Assuming you use the credit, that’s $58 under […] Read the original post…

Introduced earlier this month, iOS 7.1 appears to be causing issues with personal hotspots for quite a few iPhone users around the world. Following the update, some users appear to be unable to save APN settings for personal hotspots, which have vanished following the update from iOS 7.0.6 to iOS […] Read the original post…

Apple has created an 8GB iPhone 5C and brought back the iPad 4 to replace the iPad 2—moves that focus on profits over innovation. Read the original post by Jason

We have heard plenty of good things about Titanfall so far, although its debut on the Xbox One platform earlier this month was marred by service errors as well as downtime . Read the original post by Ubergizmo

The days of overpriced hybrids are long gone as three of this week’s best laptop deals can slide, twist, and rotate their screens to be used as full-on tablets. With prices starting at $385, it’s a sure sign that hybrids are here to stay. If it’s quad-core power you seek, […] Read the original post…

You know the maxim, “Give a man to fish and he eats for a day; teach a man to fish and he eats for a lifetime”? A similar adage applies to anyone who spends a lot of time working with text on their Mac: Learn how to use regular expressions—sequences […] Read the original post…

Apple is launching a cheaper iPhone 5C. But instead of adding to its iPhone 5C lineup, the company should discontinue it. Read the original post by Jason

Careful crafting of the logical and physical aspects of a network is essential for an effective security policy. Read the original post by Natalie Timms

Adorama Camera via Rakuten offers the Dell 23″ 1080p LED-Backlit LCD Monitor, model no. S2340M, for $129.99 with free shipping. Plus, coupon code “SUPER15″ yields 1,950 Rakuten Super Points, which are redeemable for a $19.50 Rakuten Shopping credit. Assuming you use the credit, that’s $20 under our mention from three […] Read the original post…

It sometimes seems as though our lives are 90-percent list these days, thanks in no small part to the facility of smartphones for making said lists. Though I appreciate the handiness of Apple’s own Reminders app, when I want real power I turn to Snowman’s $3 Checkmark 2 for iPhone. There […] Read the original…