Wacom has done it again with the new release in their Intuos series, the Wacom Intuos5. Wacom is promising a productivity increase with the new multi-touch surface along with enhanced features; let us see how the new Intuos5 stacks up with the Intuos4 we reviewed sometime back! After having a good chunk of [....]

If you have ever used Photoshop and needed to export certain layers, groups, and slices, you can quickly find out it is the most frustrating process in the design world. Whether you are a developer clipping images out of a Photoshop file to be used in a [....]

It is obvious the the future of television lies within internet streaming yet right now only certain networks offer streaming content and even then it is limited at the best. So, what if you could take every channel you love and create a personal stream of it so you can watch it wherever you are? Well if [....]

Coming from someone who learned the hard way that glass, even on something as small as the iPod nano, can be easily shattered the importance of a screen protector is immeasurable. So for my second ride on the roller coaster I decided to play it safe and get a screen protector for my iPod. [....]

We have reviewed many Unity books before, however, we never reviewed a full-on Unity book geared to Unity-experienced developers. That’s exactly why Packt Publishing, with the help of Jate Wittayabundit, released Unity 3 Game Development Hotshot. With just a word of warning, Unity 3 Game Development Hotshot is far from a beginners book. You should be [....]

Want to get yourself delved right into the 3D gaming world but never had the knowledge to do so? With Packt Publishing’s recent release, Unity 3.x Game Development by Example Beginner’s Guide by Ryan Creighton, it is a great read if you wish to get started in the Unity world. If you have been following [....]

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 [....]

If you haven’t figured it out already, I’m one of the biggest jQuery fans out there. When Packt Publishing gave me the opportunity to review three of their jQuery books, I was more than happy to give a full read of all three books and make one huge jQuery book review. As that was nearly a [....]

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 [....]

Today I’m going to be brining you a review of the Chromatics Skin for the iPhone 4 by Phantom Skinz. This case will run you around $29.95 from their website. I have been testing out this Skin for the past month now and I have to say I personally am very pleased with it. It [....]

I have always been a big fan of the look, and only the look, of the Apple in-ear headphones; the sound on the other hand left something to desire and that something is coincidentally the sound. Now, don’t get me wrong, I am not framing the headphones in this review as heaven’s answer to this problem but [....]

Background The DS-90U is one of the main iconic products that made DoubleSight Displays the brand it is today. DoubleSight is known for manufacturing monitors, but when they released their USB Monitor, the market slowly started to take advantage of the new idea. Design The DS-90U’s Black matte finish looks very nice and blends in most [....]

Your paper boys route might of just gotten a little smaller. PressReader for your iOS devices creates a one stop shop for all of your news consumption. I was never a big fan of news papers, probably because I could never figure out how to get them to not fall apart and bend when I was reading an article [....]

Even though you may not realize it, every single website you visit  has an HTTP server to it. There are many HTTP servers out there, even some based upon open source projects, but the majors ones are mainly Apache (most websites use Apache), Microsoft’s IIS (blah!), Nginx, and lighttpd. Nginx has been getting quite [....]