Month: April 2014

ExperCom offers the Apple iMac Intel Core i7 3.5GHz 27″ Desktop, model no. Z0PG, for $2,679.28 plus $25.50 for shipping. That’s $594 less than what Apple charges for the same configuration, although we saw it for $3 less last fall. Features include an Intel Core i7 3.5GHz Haswell quad-core processor, […] Read the original post…

Unlike, many of the Cydia offerings we cover here at iPhoneHacks, a new tweak by the name of AudioExplorer+ is actually its own standalone app. It can’t be offered on the App Store because it needs to search the filesystem of your device, so the developer launched the app on […] Read the original post…

AT&T reported its first quarter 2014 results, showing impressive growth in revenues, handset sales and customer acquisition for the quarter. While AT&T operates businesses outside of its wireless division, we’re going to focus on this portion. For the quarter, AT&T posted $17.9 billion in revenue including handset sales, up 7 […] Read the original post…

There’s a rumor going around that Nike is axing their Nike Fuelband hardware division. Whether it ultimately proves to be true or false, given where Apple is and where they may be going with iOS 8, iPhone 6, and perhaps even an iWatch, it makes a ton of sense. A few […] Read the original…

Google agreed to take over some of Samsung’s defense against patent claims brought by Apple under a secret agreement reached in 2012, a federal court jury heard Tuesday. The pact between Google and Samsung was revealed in a video-taped deposition played to the eight-person jury hearing Apple’s patent infringement case against […] Read the original…

Along with its iOS and OS X updates, Apple today also released a patch for its 2013 AirPort Extreme and Time Capsule models, reports Macworld. The firmware update fixes the Heartbleed OpesSSL flaw that was discovered earlier this month and affects both websites and internet hardware like Apple’s most recent […] Read the original post…

Ending today, Newegg offers the BenQ 720p 3D DLP Projector, model no. W770ST, for $579.99. Coupon code “BENQ10PRJ” cuts that to $521.99. With free shipping, that’s the lowest total price we could find by $48, although most stores charge $649 or more. This projector features a 1280×720 (720p) native resolution, […] Read the original post…

More and more, we’re seeing technologies that allow pets to play with toys while the owner is either not around or too busy to give the animal the attention is deserves. Read the original post by Gizmag

In the not-too-distant future, blood made with lab-grown red blood cells could be readily available for use in transfusions According to the World Health Organization, approximately 107 million blood donations are collected globally every year. Read the original post by Gizmag

It seems the only constant at international auto shows these days is a new Veyron special edition. Read the original post by Gizmag

Apple has updated Pages, Numbers and Keynote for iOS right on the heels of the iOS 7.1.1 update. The changelogs aren’t very telling when it comes to what’s new or different, only stating “stability improvements and bug fixes.” Many folks feel this may have something to do with the Heartbleed […] Read the original post…

Boot Camp provides the best performance for Windows on your Mac. It takes a little work to install, so here’s some help. If you need to install Windows on your Mac, you have a few options: software like VMware Fusion and Parallels Desktop can help you get the job done so […] Read the original…

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While Notification Center is a great tool for receiving alerts on your iPhone and iPad, sometimes notification turns into interruption. That’s where iOS’ Do Not Disturb feature can come in handy. It allows your iPhone or iPad to continue to collect notifications, minus the beeping and buzzing. Whether you’re in […] Read the original post…

NEWS ANALYSIS: Tim Cook, in a mission statement of sorts, says Apple wants to leave the world better than it found it—and Samsung’s welcome to copy. Read the original post by Abhimanyu Ghoshal