The New iPod Touch Will Further Obliterate The Point-And-Shoot Market Mg Siegler, techcrunch.com It’s easy to forget that the iPod touch didn’t even include a camera until 2010. While such a key feature has been standard on the iPhone since its initial unveiling in 2007, Apple apparently didn’t think it was one of the must-have … Continue reading iPod Touch makes point and shoot camera pointless
Healthcare Finally Moving Past Wang-Like Legacy Systems Dave Chase, techcrunch.com Editor’s note: Dave Chase is the CEO of Avado.com, a patient portal and relationship management company that was a TechCrunch Disrupt finalist. Previously he was a management consultant for Accenture’s healthcar… http://flpbd.it/O4Y4E Related articles Avado lands $1M to transform healthcare in the same way Mint … Continue reading Avado shows healthcare is ready to move past the server huggers
Twelve South introduces HiRise for MacBook stand, shipping now for $70 Darren Murph, engadget.com Hot on the heels of its HiRise for iMac release, the Mac-only accessory maker known as Twelve South is outing a similar riser for MacBook products. Engineered to hoist MacBooks from 11 to 15 inches up off of one’s table, the … Continue reading Twelve south: Put your Mac book at eye level, live longer
Samsung patent ties emotional states to virtual faces through voice, shows when we’re cracking up Jon Fingas, engadget.com Voice recognition usually applies to communication only in the most utilitarian sense, whether it’s to translate on the spot or to keep those hands on the wheel while sending a text message. Samsung has just been granted … Continue reading Samsung patents voice recognition for emotional state
mobiquityinc.com October 26, 2012 A standard lab-coat pocket is about 8.5 inches by 7.5 inches. An iPad mini comes in at 7.87 by 5.3 inches, meaning that it is the first pocket-sized iPad (at least, if you’re into wearing lab coats) to hit the market.… http://flpbd.it/fp9Fn iPad Mini: To Doctors, Size Does Matter Related articles … Continue reading iPad Mini: To Doctors, Size Does Matter
Cover for the new issue of TIME shot with an iPhone and Hipstamatic Xeni Jardin, boingboing.net Ben Lowy got the cover of TIME Magazine this week with an iPhone and the photo-filtering app Hipstamatic. Not even for, say, a special tech issue or anything like that! Can’t say I’m surprised—I use Hipstamatic with my iPhone5 … Continue reading iPhone used for cover of Time magazine
Natural Keyboard Brings the Outdoors Right to Your Desk Anita Li, mashable.com Hunching over a desk all day at work may make you yearn for the great outdoors. Artist Robbie Tilton aims to remedy that by creating a computer keyboard made from organic materials. Laser cut from an Apple wireless keyboard… http://flpbd.it/EgyTk Related articles Hands-on: … Continue reading Natural Keyboard Brings the Outdoors Right to Your Desk
gizmodo.com There’s an ocean of apps out there. Whether you just got your iPhone and are feeling adrift or you’re a salty old dog seeing what you might’ve missed, here are the absolutely essential apps. Social Twitter: Twitter thankfully… http://flpbd.it/cdICD The Best iPhone Apps Related articles The Best Alternatives for Almost Every Pre-Loaded iPhone … Continue reading The Best iPhone Apps
Clayton Christensen: “Disruptive Innovations Create Jobs, Efficiency Innovations Destroy Them” Rip Empson, techcrunch.com If you get the opportunity to hear Clayton Christensen hold court, seize it. Christensen is a Harvard Business School professor and renowned author and innovation expert, perhaps best known for his book “The Innovator’s Dilemma,” wh… http://flpbd.it/vxutu Related articles Turning openness into … Continue reading Clayton Christensen: “Disruptive Innovations Create Jobs, Efficiency Innovations Destroy Them
Never forget a face? Take the test Gerry Everding-WUSTL, futurity.org WASHINGTON U. – ST. LOUIS (US) — A new online experiment tests your ability to remember names and faces, and compares your score with others’. The test, which can be taken from a computer, smartphone, iPad, and other mobile… http://flpbd.it/dn2t5 Related articles Review: Logitech's Ultrathin … Continue reading Never forget a face? Take the test
PadPivot NST Review: The Best Available iPad Stand Just Got Better Darrell Etherington, techcrunch.com I’ve seen a lot of iPad stands in my day. Comes with the territory. But only one has ever earned a regular place in my gadget bag and on my desk: A scrappy upstart from Kickstarter that made it to big … Continue reading PadPivot NST Review: The Best Available iPad Stand
More Blueprints Emerge Of Apple Campus 2, Show Futuristic, Spaceship Like Design Henry Taylor-Gill, mactrast.com Some pretty awesome images have recently leaked (via 9to5Mac) of what Apple’s Campus 2 will look like, and let’s just say that it will be unlike any other HQ in the world. The blueprints show what looks like a giant … Continue reading More Blueprints Emerge Of Apple Campus 2
Apple’s case that Samsung copied the iPhone and iPad—in pictures Jon Brodkin, arstechnica.com With the Apple v. Samsung patent trial underway, Apple is making its case that Samsung’s phones and tablets are ripoffs of the iPhone and iPad. We’ve had extensive coverage of the testimony from our reporter in the courthouse, a… http://flpbd.it/tLwVj Related articles … Continue reading Apple vs Samsung case in photos
Apple has made itself a retailing star - Boston.com. Related articles Apple's Next BRIC Growth Frontier: Russia? (fool.com) Apple Retail is the best for a reason (imagineric.ericd.net) ∞ Apple boss tries to gut retail operation (loopinsight.com) Rumor: Apple is expanding the retail footprint of the iPad (intomobile.com) Apple retail leadership tells employees … Continue reading Apple has made itself a retailing star
Obama's recent State of the Union highlighted the continued importance of increased development of renewable and clean technologies, job training and education through community colleges and e-learning, healthcare and government systems consolidation, information security and rural broadband access, tax code streamlining and fostering innovative US based companies like Apple. And he is showing how his … Continue reading Built to Last: Obama’s State of the Future 2012
Recently I've noticed a bug in Apple mail in which some of my email disappears. Others have written about this (see Google). As a result I've begun using this archiving utility to keep download backups of my mail. MailSteward. Related articles Apple Mail in 10.8: New Special Folder for AppleScripts Used in Rules (startier.wordpress.com) Apple … Continue reading MailSteward: an answer to disappearing mail in Apple mail
How to Migrate All Your Data to iCloud from Google with Minimal Fuss. Related articles Apple extends iCloud storage following downgrade glitch (reviews.cnet.com) How to share documents with iCloud (macworld.com) Apple Gives Previous MobileMe Users An Extra Year Of iCloud Storage (geeky-gadgets.com) Apple extends iCloud storage upgrade for MobileMe users another year (engadget.com) iCloud.com Still … Continue reading How to Migrate All Your Data to iCloud from Google without going mad
Cards: Apple's One-Stop-Shop for iPhone Greeting Cards. This service sends a nice gift card to people you can design yourself. I hate writing gift cards and hate even more spending $3 per card for some cheezy Hallmark card. Related articles Apple offers up to $345 to recycle your iPhone 4S (geek.com) Apple adds iPhone 4S … Continue reading Cards: Apple’s One-Stop-Shop for iPhone Greeting Cards
Mac 101: Automator. this tool allows you to tag content automatically to implemenent the folksonomy approach to file storage and search Related articles Cloud Files vs. Cloud Drive (rackspace.com) New Conference Paper: Folksonomies as Subject Access - a Survey of Implementing Tagging in Library Online Catalogs and Discovery Layers (infodocket.com) Amazon Glacier: Back Up All … Continue reading Mac OSX Automator as a folksonomy builder
Over the past years, I've realized that my devices and the information they store is increasingly important to me. But unlike many commercial sectors from pharmaceuticals to shipping, there was no consumer level technology to easily, inexpensively and legally monitor them and their use. However recently new applications such as Prey and Apple's Find my … Continue reading Prey: Affordable tools emerge to track and visualize the travels of your devices
Colleges are limiting access to social media during classes due to concerns about impacts on learning. Tangled in an endless web of distractions - Boston.com. Related articles Viral Marketing in 2013 Hinges on Content Creation, Social Media (prweb.com) Tangled FX for iOS - Unique New Photo Effect - Currently #35 in Photo (themactrack.com) Oh what … Continue reading Tangled in an endless web of distractions
Hunch Blog | Blog Archive | Mac vs. PC: A Hunch Rematch. Hilarious. Related articles PC Mag: iMac is Editor's Choice (appleday.org) Death Ray Manta out now on iOS (vg247.com) How to create a Raven desktop app for Macs and PCs (raventools.com) MAC vs. PC vs. State Of Confusion (techmamas.com) Mac OS is better and … Continue reading Mac/PC demographics
What a great idea. A dedicated, professionally managed portal for selling all of the endless electronic gadgets that accumulate around the house so they don't end up in a landfill. Sell Used Electronics, Trade In and Recycle Electronics - Gazelle. Related articles Boston Start-up Gives Cash For High End Electronics (forbes.com) [News] How companies keep … Continue reading Sell, trade in and recycle electronics on Gazelle instead of throwing them into a landfill
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