Month: July 2014

The Apple Store in Durham, North Carolina, is the location of a recent smash-and-grab robbery, with display models the target of the heist. Continue reading → Read the original post by Evan Selleck

Microsoft has a new and major update for its OneNote note taking app for iPhone and iPad users, allowing people to insert files into notes and more. The new 2.3 version of OneNote for iOS has the following change log: Insert Files – You asked, we listened. Now you can insert […] Read the original…

Bountiful bags This week’s roundup of new Mac gear includes new options for carrying your MacBook, as well as a way to protect it from spilled milk. Bluelounge The $18 Kickflip is a hinge that elevates the back edge of your Macbook, if you prefer a raised-back typing angle. The hinge is attached […] Read…

Dell offers the LG 60″ 600Hz 1080p Plasma HD Television, model no. 60PN6500, bundled with a $150 Dell Gift eCard for $699.99 with free shipping. (The gift card will be added to your cart automatically and will arrive via email 10 to 20 days after purchase.) Assuming you’ll use the […] Read the original post…

Tanga offers the refurbished Bose QuietComfort 15 Noise-Cancelling Headphones, model no. QC-15, for $214.99 plus $4.99 for shipping. That’s $49 under the lowest total price we could find for a new set. They feature 35 hours of of playtime via a AAA battery, detachable audio cable, and fold-flat ear cups […] Read the original post…

The Apple Store cuts up to $310 off a selection of factory-refurbished 1st – through 4th-generation Apple iPads, with prices starting at $249. With free shipping, that’s among the best sales we’ve seen on these models, yielding the lowest total prices we’ve seen for each tablet with a 1-year Apple […] Read the original post…

The Apple Store offers cut prices further on its selection of factory-refurbished Apple MacBook Pro laptops, with models now starting at $929. Plus, all orders receive free shipping, yielding many all-time price lows. Each comes with a 1-year Apple warranty (the same as new units). Notables, with price drops: Refurb MacBook […] Read the original…

On July 29, Apple officially expanded the availability of its AppleCare+ coverage plan, adding two new countries to the mix for protection of your iPhone and iPad. Continue reading → Read the original post by Evan Selleck

The great city of London, which has been promised to deliver 5G connectivity to the masses before the year 2020 clocks out and we usher in 2021, has yet another story that touches on the technological department. Read the original post by Ubergizmo

Altatac via eBay offers the Apple iPad Air 32GB WiFi Tablet with Retina Display in Space Gray, model no. MD786LL/A, or White, model no. MD789LL/A, for $499.99 with free shipping. That’s the lowest total price we could find by $54, although it was $10 less two weeks ago. It features […] Read the original post…

Asana’s group collaboration and task management app for iOS has been totally revamped in an impressive way. It still lets users work together on shared projects, monitor deadlines, assign tasks, and fling related files back and forth, but the experience has changed a fair bit. There’s now a home screen […] Read the original post…

As the most valuable company in the world, you would expect that Apple has top-of-the-line security measures in place to protect against fraud and other crimes. Yet, a 24-year-old man from Florida is accused of scamming the Cupertino-based company out of almost a third of a million dollars right before the […] Read the original post…

Last quarter, Twitter reported 255 million monthly active users, up 5.8 percent from the previous quarter but not enough to satisfy investors. Read the original post by Wall Street Journal

Quacks like a … file In this week’s Mac app roundup, you’ll find a duck that likes to move your data around, a phone that doesn’t need dusting, and a tower that knows what happened to all your files. Cyberduck 4.5.1 Developer David Kocher’s $24 Cyberduck is a Swiss Army knife of utilities […] Read…

A bit more than a week ago, Intel offered new Core i5 and Core i7 chips to augment its line of “Haswell”-era microprocessors. Apple wasted no time getting the new chips into its own production; on Tuesday the company introduced refreshed Retina MacBook Pros containing the new processors. Are Apple’s […] Read the original post…