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Since I can’t cover everything, here are some recommended articles from other websites. ° From wccftech: Samsung is upgrading its team dedicated towards catering to Apple’s needs, including a group focusing on developing AR headset displays. ° From...
Last year Lenovo unveiled a proof-of-concept laptop with a display that can expand upwards, giving the user more screen real estate. It’s not the first company to dabble with such tech. Could Apple one day incorporate such tech into Mac laptops or iPads? As noted...
FishSkyn’s unique MacBook skins are gorgeous and can add a bit of flair to your laptop. I’ve been using the Malibu skin (pictured) on my 16-inch MacBook Pro for over a week. Not only does it look great, but it also adds a smidge of protection. Once applied, the skins...
Not everyone needs a stylus for use with an iPad. And not everyone who needs a stylus needs an Apple Pencil. I’m a fan of the Pencil, but if you’re looking for a solid, and less pricey alternative, Adonit’s latest the Adonit Dash 4, works fine with any iPad or Android...
If you use your Apple Wireless Keyboard frequently with your iPad, check out WaterField Designs’ US$79 iPad Wallet (http://sfbags.com/products/ipad-cases/wallet-ipad.php), a well designed, compact solution for carrying and protecting the tablet and keyboard.
By Alex Cole
So, you’ve just got yourself a nice and shiny iPhone 4. Wondering what useful apps you could install? That’s a good question as there are hundreds of thousands various applications (free and paid-for versions) that could be possibly useful for you. Here’s a list of 10 interesting apps for your iPhone that could help you get started.
By Jason Scrivner
Most people who know me think of me as a video guy. But some may not be aware that for much of my life, I’ve been a musician — behind the instruments, not at the control boards and mixers. So when it comes to music-creation software, I’d consider myself “amateur to semi-pro,” and I believe it’s folks like me that Apple (http://www.apple.com) had in mind with the latest update of Logic Pro, now called Logic Studio (US$499).
LaCie (http://www.lacie.com) has introduced its first network-attached storage solution to feature Wi-Fi. Basically, it’s the company’s version of the Apple Time Capsule. It’s not quite as easy to set up as Apple’s product, but it’s still a serious competitor.
