Month: April 2014

We’ll admit to being fans of the Mailbox app for iOS, and now our fandom might just have to expand to Mac OS X as well. Today Dropbox, who bought Mailbox a year ago, announced that they are bringing the mail client to OS X in beta form. Read the original post by Derek Kessler

Nintendo classic R.B.I. Baseball has been re-imagined for mobile and is now available on iOS. A fast-paced arcade feel, straightforward pricing with no in-app purchases, and plenty of current players to pick from make this one a solid contender for top of the sports games category. There are 30 MLB teams […] Read the original…

Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, and I talk about we think we know about iOS 8 and OS 10.10, new iPhone designs, surprising memos that came out of the Apple vs Samsung trial, and more. Download and subscribe: TWiT.TV Read the original post by Rene Ritchie

Newegg offers the True Image BRTN450 High Yield Black Toner for $24.99. This $10 mail-in rebate cuts it to $14.99. With free shipping, that’s $16 below the lowest total price we could elsewhere. It prints approximately 2,600 pages and is compatible with the Brother TN450 among other printers. A one-year […] Read the original post…

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Microsoft Store offers the Knomo Brixton 15″ Lincoln Slim Briefcase for $49.92 with free shipping. That’s $10 under our January mention and the lowest total price we’ve seen for this case. (It’s also a current price low by $54.) It measures approximately 15″ x 11″ x 1″ and features a […] Read the original post…

At least two hardware engineers from Broadcom have left the company to join forces with Apple, according to a new report. This fuels recent rumors that Apple plans to bring new baseband processors to its 2015 line of iOS devices, but could also be linked to other rumors stating that […] Read the original post…

An artificial pancreas that can be implanted into the body and release insulin to help diabetes sufferers has won an invention prize at the Gadget Show Live. Read the original post by Sheffield Telegraph

Some users are reporting that they’re seeing an option in Apple Maps on their iOS devices which allows them to be notified whenever they report a problem. This is reportedly visible to only a few users as of now which means that the feature is still in testing. Continue reading […] Read the original post by Valerie…

Can the WLAN industry and its highly proprietary systems play nice with a technology that’s poised to be a poster child for interoperability? Read the original post by Lee H. Badman

Apple’s been keen to move more and more of their design work in-house, and the latest hires indicate that they might even be ready to move baseband processor work into the labs of Cupertino as well. According to AppleInsider, two senior Broadcom engineers — Paul Change and Xiping Wang — […] Read the original post…

Apps are the lifeblood of mobile devices. They give us reason to pull out our iPhone or iPad. We can rely on the best apps to provide us with a service that simplifies our life and offer us convenience. You can add to your collection of apps by grabbing your […] Read the original post…

A windowed app experience on iOS has long been the dream of many, and there have definitely been tweaks in the past that accomplish it. But a new tweak by the name of OS Experience is in development by Evan Swick, and it looks like it might be the best […] Read the original post…

Apple recently hired two high-level baseband hardware engineers who left their longtime positions at Broadcom to join the team at Apple, reports AppleInsider. The discovery of these recent hires follows a report earlier this week that suggests Apple is assembling a team of engineers to develop its own baseband chips […] Read the original post…

Heartbleed is a devastating bug that shatters online encryption efforts. But don’t freak out! Here’s how to stay safe from the horrid Heartbleed vulnerability. Read the original post by Ian Paul