January 2012
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Better than Batman
Source: frugaldad.com
December 2011
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September 2011
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August 2011
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“If we don’t want our young people to tear apart our communities then don’t let...”
– via The Brooks Review
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R.I.P mouse?
Cult of Mac reports
We’ve gotten word from a previously reliable source that Apple is discontinuing the Magic Mouse in favor of the Magic Trackpad. Our retail source has informed us that Magic Mouse inventory is not being replenished for Apple stores, and that Apple is finally phasing out the Magic Mouse.
Its been a while since I have used my Magic Mouse, with Lion you end up needing the Magic...
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The only time you will see Apple make something...
Image from This is My Next
The early iPhone 5 mockups indicate that the home button is going to be huge!
The Russians used a pencil:
I believe that if this new gesture region is in fact coming to the iPhone, it will be used for only one thing: switching between open apps. We can all agree that the current multitasking solution (double clicking the home button and then tapping the respective...
July 2011
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June 2011
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Google tries Social again! →
Loads of reactions to google+
Some positive
Marshall Kirkpartick
I thought I’d type up some notes after an evening of using Google’s new social network, Google Plus. This is a really big deal, a super ambitious effort involving scores of engineers over months of near total secrecy. (Though some helpful sources and I scooped the core Circles part of all this three months ago.) The...
No Email? →
Business Insider:
When Research In Motion shipped the PlayBook without native email support, it was surprising.
After all, RIM’s greatest strength is a killer email-application for BlackBerrys. Why didn’t it have email baked into the PlayBook?
Turns out it had to skip native email support on the PlayBook because its architecture can’t support two devices with one...
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May 2011
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Apple Legal's letter to Lodsys →
Apple letter to Lodsys
Apple is undisputedly licensed to these patents and the Apple App Makers are protected by that license. There is no basis for Lodsys’ infringement allegations against Apple’s App Makers. Apple intends to share this letter and the information set out herein with its App Makers and is fully prepared to defend Apple’s license rights.
I doubt Lodsys will continue to pursue...
Unitportables →
unitportables website:
We are surrounded by stuff. Computers, phones, cameras, iPods, iPads and a number of other great gadgets.
Stuff that we need, love and want to keep close no matter if at home, at the office or when travelling. And here comes the tricky part: as the number of gadgets grow and get more important, how can you keep them all close at the same time and especially, when...
Courier for Mac →
Courier is a cute app which lets you share files, images, photos, movies, and more with all your favourite online services like facebook, flickr, Amazon S3 among others.
I really love the UI, currently on sale for $2.99
Keeping me company →
Great episode of This Week in Tech hosted by Leo Laporte, Loic Le Meur, Joshua Topolsky, Owen JJ Stone and Ryan Block . Kept me company on my train journey back home.
Far too much →
Reuters writes:
Microsoft Corp’s move to buy money-losing Internet phone service Skype for $8.5 billion was immediately skewered by critics and investors, who questioned the logic of the deal and suggested the software giant is paying far too much.
$8.5 billion is a lot of money for a company that does not make a profit, net loss of $7 million last year. From the looks of it they are...
The AOL fiasco
Eric D Snider remarks:
The transition was going to be arduous and complicated. This was particularly true for the people who write AOL’s press releases, who had to work overtime issuing statements with business terms like “restructuring” (which means firing people), “streamlining” (which also means firing people), “re-branding” (which means making people...
I am a sucker for colour
Laurens Laudowicz explains why he created his Kickstarter project :
Why not COLORFUL cables? In our world every MP3 player, phone, laptop and other digital device has many options for colorful accessories that add personality to YOUR device. Lot’s of cases, earphones, speakers and more and they all come in various colors. All except the charging cable. They are pretty much always either...
time savers
Apple Matters writes:
As great as Apple software is, we’ve all benefited from dozens of iPhone and other iOS applications that overshadow or completely replace some of Apple’s default apps on our mobile devices. For whatever reason, Apple seems reluctant to upgrade its mobile apps until several versions later. But luckily, smart, enterprising developers fill the gaps. Let’s...
If You See a Stylus, They Blew It
Steve Jobs said a while back:
If You See a Stylus, They Blew It
Nevertheless, a Stylus can be pretty handy even on an iPad. Its great for sketching, taking notes or for signatures on Square.
I ordered The Cosmonaut at Kickstarter. Macworld has a great roundup of iPad styluses, check it out.
April 2011
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March 2011
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Kickstarter - The Cosmonaut: A Wide-Grip Stylus... →
February 2011
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January 2011
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LEO Ergebnisse für "Erwähnung" →
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