Month: June 2014

After having acquired Quickoffice, Google had made ported many of the document suite’s features to its Google Drive service. As such, Google will be retiring Quickoffice and migrating users who need native document editing and creation to Drive’s standalone Docs, Sheets, and Slides apps. The move will affect both iOS […] Read the original post…

Microsoft unveiled Windows Phone 8.1 back at the BUILD 2014 conference in April and even though the developer preview was released soon after the announcement, the new software hasn’t been released for the general public as yet. Read the original post by Ubergizmo

Apple has taken to the streets of San Francisco to celebrate pride day. Tim Cook, Apple’s CEO is on hand at the festivities, as are other members of Apple management, and numerous employees, family members. and friends. If you’re there, grab an iTunes Gift Card. If you’re not, you can […] Read the original post…

Fruit Ninja strategy guide: How to slice and dice your way to your highest score ever! In Fruit Ninja by Halfbrick, you are a ninja that is tasked with slicing as much fruit as you can while avoiding obstacles such as bombs. There are a few different modes to […] Read the original post by…

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If you use the Notes app on your iPhone or iPad regularly, Siri makes it easy to access them at any time by just asking for them. Not only can you pull up notes from certain time frames, you can also ask Siri to show you notes about specific things. […] Read the original post…

On June 29, 2007 people were lining up in droves outside Apple Stores to be among the first to own a wide-screen iPod, a revolutionary phone, and a breakthrough internet communicator. To own an iPhone. It was a very different world back then. What few smartphones there were typically had […] Read the original post…

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Sears offers the Tamrac Jazz 36 DSLR Camera Bag, model no. 423651, for $24.95 with free shipping. Plus, Shop Your Way Rewards members earn $21.25 in SYWR points. (Not a member? It’s free to join.) Assuming you use the credit, that’s the lowest total price we could find by $21. […] Read the original post…

Today only, Shutterfly offers a personalized photo magnet for free via coupon code “FREEBIE. (Search for “magnet” to find these items.) With $3.99 for shipping, that’s up to $7 off and tied with our mention from October as the best price we’ve seen on magnets from Shutterfly. Of note, magnet […] Read the original post…

The Apple Store discounts a selection of its factory-refurbished, current-generation iPad Air and iPad Mini w/ Retina models, with prices starting at $339. With free shipping on all orders, it’s tied as the best offer we’ve seen for these models with a 1-year Apple warranty (the same as new units). […] Read the original post…

It was the mid-aughts and user-generated video was on the rise: Google had just purchased YouTube and consumers were starting to get their first camera-equipped cellphones. Read the original post by Engadget

Chubbies Tech via eBay offers the 1st-generation open-box Apple iPad 64GB WiFi + 3G Tablet, model no. MC497LL/A, for $159.95 with free shipping. That’s $440 off and the lowest total price we’ve seen for a new unit. This 0.5″-thick tablet weighs 1.6 lbs. and features an Apple A4 1GHz processor, […] Read the original post…

Google shows us all how to build a simple virtual-reality viewer for our smartphones using some cardboard and several other components. What are you waiting for? Read the original post by Jason

Sears offers the Logitech MK270 Wireless Desktop Keyboard/Mouse Combo, model no. 920-004536, for $17.99. (Amazon charges the same.) Even better, Shop Your Way Max members bag free shipping. (Not a member? It’s free to sign up for a 90-day trial; otherwise, shipping adds $5.99. In-store pickup is also available.) That’s […] Read the original post…