Last November, Apple purchased HP’s former campus and recently Steve Jobs presented his plans for the plot of land – and it looks like a large ring or a building, almost like the pentagon that many are describing as a “mothership.” [click here for mobile friendly viewing]   Besides the unique shape of the building, [...]

The Apple Design Awards were held last night, praising a handful of applications released on iOS and Mac. I’m happy to report that my favorite RSS feed reader “Pulse News Reader” was among the winners this year. Here are the full list of winners in their respective categories: Student - Grades 2 - Pennant - [...]

According to an article posted in 9to5Mac today one of Apple’s patents which is on file at the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is for a system that will make a device respond to infrared messages beamed at it and detected when using its camera (still or video). Sounds cool right? The idea according [...]

Even though Conde Nast reported that they were unhappy with how well their iPad applications have generated for them in late April, they decided to bring more of their magazines to Apple’s tablet including Vanity Fair, GQ, Wired, Glamour, Golf Digest, Allure and Self. Being a long-time GQ reader and a current subscriber, I received [...]

  The audience of PC gamers has generally been known to be more patient than their console gamer counterparts. Games such as “Civilization” and “Starcraft,” which require much more time and, especially with the latter, many hours of reading and watching video tutorials to become reasonably adequate at it. Despite motions to adapt the games [...]

We just got word that this had been released by one of our friends. Rogers has just introduced a Remote TV Manager Service for all their customers in Ontario only who are using the (Scientific Atlantic) SA 8300 HD PVR - with support coming soon to 8642 HD PVR - and an iPhone. The service allows customers [...]

Just read about this free app called “Zeitag TO” on BlogTO - a popular locally oriented Toronto area blog. The idea behind the app made by Octavo Productions is that if/when you’re out and about in Toronto and wonder what the area you’re visiting looked like decades or even a century ago you can now find out. [...]

According to a report just posted on Mashable via 9to5Mac the day where iPhone, iPad, and iPod users don’t have to connect their devices to their computers via a wired connection for operating system updates might be upon us with the advent of the next version of iOS, iOS 5. “How can this be?” you [...]

Apple is still adamant on denying they’ve been tracking their users. An official senate hearing to come on May 2nd. Apple says they will be attending the hearing. Apple’s user base seems to be inflating considerably. They’ve reportedly surpassed RIM and Motorolla to become the third largest phone seller in the USA and even outdoing [...]

HTC has corrected itself and has made it known that the “Flyer” tablet would support the Android 3.0 Honeycomb operating system but would only be available a short time after the launch, which is scheduled for Q2 2011. Lenovo’s “Think Slate” has been shown recently, but it seems that they’re also developing another Honeycomb tablet. [...]