Month: July 2014

Every week Apple adds tons of new media content on iTunes — music, books, movies and more. It’s impossible to keep up with all of it, but it’s not impossible to pick out the very best. Here they are! This week we’ve got a new album from two giants in […] Read the original post…

Every week Apple adds tons of new media content on iTunes — music, books, movies and more. It’s impossible to keep up with all of it, but it’s not impossible to pick out the very best. Here they are! This week we’ve got a new album from two giants in […] Read the original post…

The Android community just got a big scare. In the space of a few days, Qualcomm has both made and retracted a Digital Millennium Copyright Act request that took down 116 code repositories that were allegedly using the chip maker’s confidential technology. Read the original post by Engadget

Computers might still seem a tad complicated to novice users, yet all of them know how to operate a browser, a multimedia player, an image viewer and a messenger client. Read the original post by Softpedia

For the past few years, NASA’s been working on a powerful rocket called the Space Launch System meant for missions to the moon, Mars and other places far from our planet. Read the original post by Engadget

It’s time for some Republicans to adjust their attitudes. The primaries are all but finished. Read the original post by Tyler Morning Telegraph

CheetahMounts via Amazon offers this Cheetah 23″ to 37″ Articulating Wall Mount for LCD / Plasma HDTVs, model no. ALAMLB, for $16.69. Coupon code “KU3LHFU6″ drops it to $12.52. With $8.20 for shipping, that’s a buck under our mention from a month ago and the lowest total price we could […] Read the original post…

The Connor family may be doing a great job preventing Skynet from becoming self-aware and declaring war on humanity, but Google apparently isn’t taking any chances. Read the original post by Engadget

If you’re wanting to head out and catch a new movie, Siri makes it easy to find out exactly what movies are playing near and what theaters they’re available at. Once you find a movie you’re interested in, Siri can even present you with showtime information. How to look up […] Read the original post…

Ask the majority of the Western world and it is unlikely that they would recognize the name YY . Read the original post by GuruFocus.com

While the iPhone gets a lot of attention in the jailbreaking community, there are dozens of useful jailbreak tweaks and apps for iPad worth mentioning. With the release of the Pangu jailbreak, we thought it was a great time to highlight some of our favorite jailbreak tweaks and apps for the iPad.  […] Read the original post…

Recommended Reading highlights the best long-form writing on technology and more in print and on the web. Read the original post by Engadget

The ultimate guide to Supernauts: How to level up faster and become more Fab than ever! In Supernauts, you are tasked with rebuilding a world and saving all citizens from Earth. The more they know and the more you build, the more rewards you’ll collect. If you enjoy games […] Read the original post by…

The Home screen — known behind the scenes as SpringBoard — is the central hub of iPhone and iPad activity. It’s not a destination. You’re not meant to linger there and stare. It’s a transport, a gateway. It’s what gets you to your apps and your content. From the Home […] Read the original post…

Verb’s clients include Dell Inc., The Livestrong Foundation and Whole Planet Foundation, a nonprofit established by Whole Foods Market Inc. Verb currently conducts four such competitions annually with plans to grow the number of annual competitions to 10 by the end of next year. Read the original post by Business Journal