It’s been less than a year since the Mac App Store was launched by Apple, back in January. Already, the technology giant is celebrating a relatively significant milestone, being 100 million downloads. In comparison to the iOS app store, the number is completely diminished, but considering that Macs have a much smaller [....]

October 4, 2011 was a day that everyone was anticipating. On that day, Apple held their “Let’s Talk iPhone” event and people were expecting the much hyped, iPhone 5. Based on numerous case leaks and mock ups of the next iPhone, it showed that it could’ve had a significantly thinner design and the [....]

Quality and Appearance The BodyGuardz protectors are touted to be made out of the same material used to protect cars from the scratches and general wear and tear. In comparison to a more common screen protector the BodyGuardz is thicker and made of a softer plastic material. These two factors combine to form [....]

Virtualization has been around for quite some time now, but it was slow to get in the consumer market. Sure, we have some “advanced” solutions like VMware ESXi that are mainly for businesses, but consumer virtualization took off much slower compared to the business market, especially on the Mac. Parallels are known for two [....]

When Apple announced the iPhone 4S, one of it’s highlighted features was Siri. As we all know, Siri is essentially an assistant that understands real conversations. The most puzzling thing about Siri is that it’s exclusive to the iPhone 4S. Many people wondered why and thought that it would run perfectly on the [....]

Today, the day after the company he co-founded back in 1976, released the next generation of their mobile devices Steve Jobs has died. It is a rare and unfortunate time where we are able to look back at all the world has gained due to such a person’s contributions. Jobs recently laid the [....]

Today, Apple announced the continuation to the iPhone line. The iPhone 4S was unveiled, after tons of rumors and speculations. The iPhone 4S is just like the iPhone 4 in design, being just that it’s a slight difference in weight. It’s also featuring the fabulous A5 processor, and an 8 megapixel camera. The [....]

Apple finally announced the iPhone 5 event date and honestly I can not wait for it! Apple has the date scheduled for October 4th at 10AM at Apple’s Cupertino, Calif. campus. It’s very clear that the event is all about the iPhone as you can see in the invite that they sent out. So [....]

While this isn’t exactly latest news, it’s something that has sort of always bothered me since the moment I heard it. If you’re not  100% sure what I’m talking about, allow me to back track. As we all know, the iPad is basically God right now in the tablet ecosystem, as the iPhone [....]

Effective today, August 24th 2011, Steve Jobs, the guy behind the Apple empire, will be resigning. He has been deemed the Chairman of the Apple board and named Tim Cook, the previous Apple’s Chief Operating Officer. Now in his resignation letter he stated that “I have always said if there ever came a day when [....]

Way back in April of 2010, we published a text review of ScreenFlow v2 as we knew we just had to review one of the best screen recording software for the Mac. Now, a little more than a year after our initial review, Telestream has done it again with their latest ScreenFlow version, version [....]

With out any press releases, Apple has silently announced an education friendly iMac. Starting at $999, the iMac comes with a 3.1GHz Intel Core i3 processor, 2GB of DDR3 RAM, and a 250GB hard drive. Interestingly, this particular model doesn’t feature Apple’s latest I/O technology, called Thunderbolt. Clearly, this is geared towards to [....]

iOS 5 Beta 5 has just been seeded to developers, and it appears that Apple is getting quite close to a finished product and the releasse notes mention that it is supporting multiple iCloud account but we are unsure as to how that is going to work yet. Not sure why you would need [....]

In the never-ending terms a developer has to agree to, to be in Apple’s Developer program there is a section that states that the UDID slots on your account are only for you and the people who are “employed” to test your creation(s). But as geeks we can’t stand to not have the [....]