Month: June 2014

Is 3D video on the decline , destined to return to the realm of novelty? Not if you ask IMAX. Read the original post by Engadget

Apple will reportedly have enough sapphire glass for both of its iPhone 6 models as well as the iWatch in 2014, based on the latest supply chain check at the company’s sapphire glass manufacturing partner GT Advanced done by analyst Matt Margolis for Seeking Alpha (via GforGames). As a result […] Read the original post…

A new profile on Tim Cook done by the New York Times has shared a variety of details discussing the Apple CEO’s leadership style over his nearly three year tenure as the head of the company, including his influence on product development, brand expansion, and “quiet” approach to design. […] Read the original post by…

Time Warner paid its chief executive, Jeffrey Bewkes, $33 million last year . Yet that considerable figure is dwarfed by another: $108 million. Read the original post by New York Business.com

Every Steam Machine shown so far has amounted to a small desktop PC. But what if you want to take that gaming experience on the road? Well, you might get your wish — meet Steamboy , a handheld take on Valve’s platform. Read the original post by Engadget

George Hotz aka Geohot, the famous hacker who had released popular jailbreaking and unlocking tools like blackra1n, blacksn0w is back. He isn’t jailbreaking iOS devices, so don’t get too excited. Continue reading → Read the original post by Gautam

George Hotz aka Geohot, the famous hacker who had released popular jailbreaking and unlocking tools like blackra1n, blacksn0w is back. He isn’t jailbreaking iOS devices, so don’t get too excited. Continue reading → Read the original post by Gautam

More input in the way Athens Regional Health Systems’ electronic health records system was implemented should have come from the clinicians who use it every day, and fewer decisions should have been made by the hospital’s information technology department, a top hospital administrator and two vice presidents of system vendor […] Read the original post…

This week, we stormed the floors of E3 2014, interviewed Shuhei Yoshida and Phil Spencer, took Sony’s Project Morpheus for a test-run and watched Amazon launch its Prime Music streaming service. Read the original post by Engadget

Great games done dirt cheap, courtesy of GOG.com. Read the original post by Brad Chacos

Metal — throw the horns! — is iOS’s new low-overhead, high-performance API for writing to the Apple A7 graphical programing unit (GPU). But given Apple’s other graphical tools, from SpriteKit to SceneKit, where does Metal fit in, and what does it mean for developers and for the future of apps […] Read the original post…

Priceline was one of the best investments over the past 10 years. The stock surged more than 4000% during the same period. Read the original post by Seeking Alpha

Hulu is building up its fledgling collection of art house movies this weekend with a deal to offer Magnolia Pictures’ catalog . Read the original post by Engadget

Once again we’ve gathered together the best iPhone apps and best iPad apps and games released this week! We’ll regularly dig up the best, freshest social, music, photography and productivity apps for iOS, not to mention action games, shooter games, puzzle games, and anything in between. Come on and dig […] Read the original post…

If you use iCloud for your contacts its because you want them every where and don’t want to have to worry about losing them. Not ever. Unfortunately we’ve had some readers report that, after performing a software update on their iPhone or iPad, their iCloud contacts went missing is action. […] Read the original post…