Today, Apple held its annual conference, where iPods are typically updated. I’ll go into my opinions of the new products, why I like them, why I don’t. iPods iPod touch: fantastic improvements. They truly have delivered everything people are wanting! Front and back cameras, Retina displ...

At WWDC 2010, Apple released the new version of the Safari web browser, Safari 5.0. I’ve gotten to use it over the past few days, and I must say, I’ve quite enjoyed it. Safari 5 hasn’t much new to offer on the surface. It looks rather the same as Safari 4, save for a few additions,...

Tomorrow, June 7th – 11th 2010, marks the day of WWDC 10 in San Francisco California.  WWDC is the world wide developer conference that is held by Apple every year around the first week of June.  Apple usually introduces new hardware and software for their platform. We’re going to do ...

Today I would like to address a well known, well documented, and controversial topic of the hardware modding scene: Hackintoshing. First, for those of you who haven’t heard the term, “Hackintosh” it is essentially the installation of the Mac OS X operating system on non-Apple hard...

As a staunch advocate of ‘my network is more important than my phone,’ I come from the school of thought that the more Apple and Google open up their phones to all networks, the better off we as consumers will be.  Now granted, Google is doing a much better job with the Android platform in ter...

So with a recent domain acquisition I have been making strives to make more apple driven posts. Since the only current piece of Apple hardware I carry around is an iPod video and iPod touch I am limited on scope of which my article can cover. This week I am taking aim at applications available for a...