March 26, 2012 Some times I feel bad for the senior citizens of this world having to try and adapt to all the new technology that’s advancing around them. However, a window is not new technology.
One of the most addictive mobile games is hands down Temple Run. We could get sucked into playing this one for hours trying to beat our high score, but what if you could actually play Temple Run, for real.
If you were to put five of your best friends in a room, there is a good chance that at least four of them will own an Apple product of some kind. That is the reason that Apple is now worth billions.
The good people at Apple stand by their products, and it shows. They rarely have problems, and in this most recent test it proves just how durable they actually are.
I tried a couple times to come up with a personal story to open this article up, but I just couldn't do it. Sometimes you say something straight from the hip. While I think this Steve Jobs action figure is cool and looks incredibly life like, it creeps me the hell out.
Even though the late Apple CEO Steve Jobs never wrote a single piece of music, Jobs will receive a Grammy for his contributions to the recording industry.
Barbara Walters has named her Most Fascinating Person of 2011: Steve Jobs.
While her policy has always been to choose only living people for the annual roundup, Walters said that when Jobs retired as CEO of Apple last summer, she knew he’d be her pick to top the list. And even after his death on October 5, Walters stuck to her choice because, much like Jobs believed, “rules were made to be broken.”
Even though Apple is notoriously tough on apps they think are “not suitable” for the iTunes Store, every once in a while, something sneaks through. Here's ten of the grossest, most sexist, and just plain ridiculous iPhone Apps that have actually made it into the App Store.
The big day for many iOS device users is tomorrow. iOS 5 is scheduled to be released and iCloud will then be available for people to using. iCloud will be Apple's bigger jump into Cloud based computing. It was announced a few weeks after Amazon announced it's Cloud based service. And with Microsoft also going Cloud, it's going to be a 3 way fight. Who will win?
I have been trying to write this story for hours now. It’s not hard to talk about someone like Steve Jobs and recite facts about him. Yes, he pioneered how we consume digital content and how we buy our digital music as well as how we use computers and much more. And while it could be considered corny by some for me to say this, he touched lives all over the world. Just look at Twitter and Facebook. One of those lives he touched, is mine.
Last night we all received the sad news that former Apple CEO and co-founder Steve Jobs had lost his battle with cancer and died. He touched many people with his vision of the future including many members of the rock music world.
The man behind the iPad, iPod, iPhone and iTunes has passed away at the age of 56.
