Month: April 2014

Google has released two new apps for iOS, one for Docs and one for Sheets. The two apps are dedicated to viewing and editing text documents, as opposed to the Google Drive app, which shows all of your documents in one place. It’s a way to easily find all of […] Read the original post…

Google has released two new apps for iOS, one for Docs and one for Sheets. The two apps are dedicated to viewing and editing text documents, as opposed to the Google Drive app, which shows all of your documents in one place. It’s a way to easily find all of […] Read the original post…

When you spend your days thinking about tech, you develop very strong feelings about gadgets. Read the original post by Slate Magazine

Construction on Apple’s Campus 2 is continuing to progress and a new aerial photo courtesy of Ron Cervi, KCBS news and traffic reporter, shows that all of the buildings on the site have now been demolished in order for new work to begin. The area where the circular-shaped […] Read the original post by Juli…

Yesterday, several images surfaced on Chinese site Feng [Google Translate, via Nowhereelse.fr] showing a physical mockup of what was said to be Apple’s upcoming iPhone 6. The mockup appears to be based on design drawings shared by Japanese magazine MacFan last month. Most of the reports […] Read the original post by Eric Slivka

A small business would do well to consider the affordable APA20, which brings the robustness of 802.11ac to dedicated access points, despite its somewhat fragile antennas. Read the original post by james_melzer@sra.com

NASA is looking to open up the International Space Station for greater commercial use. Read the original post by Gizmag

Yugster offers the Monster Beats by Dr. Dre Studio Noise-Canceling Over Ear Headphones in Black or White for $109.97. Coupon code “FreeYugBuck” cuts them to $108.97. With $5 for shipping, that’s $46 under our January mention of a different color and the lowest total price we’ve ever seen. (They’re also […] Read the original post…

A unique new iPhone case called Lunecase has gone up on Kickstarter which has managed to catch our attention. This accessory will notify users whenever there’s a message or an incoming phone call with a glowing set of LEDs on the back. Interestingly, the case doesn’t need a separate battery […] Read the original post…

From tracking stats to GPS tracking to improving your swing, these are the best golfing apps for iPhone! Looking for the best iPhone apps to help you plan and track your golf game? Whether you want to work on your swing or just need a great rangefinder for the […] Read the original post by…

Canon takes 15% to 30% off select refurbished lenses, with prices starting at $70.55. Plus, coupon code “MOM14″ bags free shipping on all orders. That beats our mention from four days ago (which lacked free shipping) and yields an extra savings of at least $12 per order. A 1-year Canon […] Read the original post…

A Gartner report reveals that 81 percent of organizations were found to have a chief marketing technologist in 2013, up from 70 percent in 2012. Read the original post by Jason

The Weather Channel is a huge name in meteorological prognostication, but its app needs to be more focused around useful weather data. Read the original post by james_melzer@sra.com

The Epson PowerLite W17 WXGA 3LCD Projector is a capable, low-priced data projector for schools or businesses. Read the original post by james_melzer@sra.com

We now have a better idea about what has been causing Touch ID accuracy issues for some users, as well as what improvements were made to the system in last week’s iOS 7.1.1 update. Many Touch ID errors appear to stem from bad setup scans, which prevented Touch ID from […] Read the original post…