Made with a combination of leather, stainless steel, and fabric earpads, Soho looks and feels really nice when it’s not on your head. Small square earpieces covered in handsome leather go on top of your ears rather than over them, which actually works a bit better than the giant rectangles […] Read the original post…
Review: Twelve South BookBook Travel Journal for iPad
Like every BookBook before, this one is made out of handsome leather, and designed to look like an old hardbound book. The front and back covers are brown, made to weather and age, while the spine is a darker shade with red and gold accents, the latter notably spelling out […] Read the original post…
News: Google Play Music released for iOS
Google has released its Google Play Music app for iOS. The free app provides access to a standard music streaming service and All Access service, which costs $10/month. Google’s standard service lets users add up to 20,000 of their own songs, and listen to the music from all iOS devices […] Read the original post…
News: Killer Duck Decals features Apple TV skins
Killer Duck Decals is featuring some really interesting Apple TV skins ($10) on its site. The skins fit over the entire Apple TV. Six designs are currently available. Nintendo fans might love the NES, SNES, Gamecube console skins, as well as the Portal-themed and Mario Question Block skins. A cartoony waffle […] Read the original…
News: Killer Duck Decals features Apple TV skins
Killer Duck Decals is featuring some really interesting Apple TV skins ($10) on its site. The skins fit over the entire Apple TV. Six designs are currently available. Nintendo fans might love the NES, SNES, Gamecube console skins, as well as the Portal-themed and Mario Question Block skins. A cartoony waffle […] Read the original…
Review: CaseCrown Omni for iPad Air
Although it’s not the absolute best shell for an iPad we’ve ever seen, Omni presents one of the better early options for the iPad Air. Sized so that it fits just right, each port and button is exposed through a properly tailored hole. This means that rather than the shell […] Read the original post…
Review: CaseCrown Omni for iPad Air
Although it’s not the absolute best shell for an iPad we’ve ever seen, Omni presents one of the better early options for the iPad Air. Sized so that it fits just right, each port and button is exposed through a properly tailored hole. This means that rather than the shell […] Read the original post…
Review: Incipio Watson Wallet Folio for iPad Air
Despite its multilayer design, Watson isn’t terribly thick. At first glance, it looks a lot like any standard folio-style case, and the iPad Air easily snaps in and out of the plastic shell. It’s a lot like early iPad shells for the second-, third-, and fourth-gen tablets, leaving the buttons […] Read the original post…
Ask iLounge: iOS 7: Incorrect display of Company-only contacts
Q: I was just entering a contact in my iPhone that had only a company name, with no first or last name of an individual. When the information was entered and saved, the Company Name is a small font and not bolded, like the company name usually looks when you […] Read the original post…
Review: Griffin CinemaSeat for iPad Air
Coming only in black this time, CinemaSeat attaches to the metal poles of a head rest with with a foldable, adjustable Velcro strap. The right side of the case has one long opening running all the way down; this is where the bare iPad Air is inserted and should be […] Read the original post…
Mac: Flipside Wallets Flipside 3X
In an ideal world, our iPhones would already have replaced our wallets for almost everything, holding credit, debit, and ID cards as data rather than plastic. But with Apple’s Touch ID sensors limited solely to iTunes Store purchases via the iPhone 5s, and Passbook making only slow progress towards holding […] Read the original post…
Review: Griffin Survivor for iPad Air
Survivor for iPad Air takes after the most recent versions of the case for the second-, third-, and fourth-generation iPads. Unlike previous editions that had a rubber skin stretched over a snapped-together plastic shell, this one starts with a plastic iPad-holding tray that is then followed by the rubber, with […] Read the original post…
News: Apps: Modernist Cuisine at Home, PlayStation App, Strangebeard + Tilt to Live 2
Modernist Cuisine at Home is indeed an $80 app, but if you’re a cook, you’ll understand why it’s actually a bargain. An interactive digital version of the $140, James Beard Award-nominated cookbook Modernist Cuisine at Home, the app from Inkling includes 260 more recipes and 359 more photos than the […] Read the original post…
Tip of the Day: Zooming in Google Maps with one finger
Not only does Google’s Maps app for iOS generally provide better mapping data, but it also includes some nifty UI features, including the ability to zoom in and out on a map with a single finger. This is a particularly great feature for one-handed operation on an iPhone or iPod […] Read the original post…
First Look: SwitchEasy Canvas for iPad Air
In a surprising move — the first time we can recall this from SwitchEasy — the company has actually taken a step back with its new Canvas for iPad Air ($50). The basic folio design is a very familiar one, having been awarded our Case of the Year Award in […] Read the original post…