Saturday, February 7th, 2009 at
12:08 am
A slew of iPhone apps and GPS add-ons that rely on user-created databases to alert drivers of speed-traps and traffic-enforcement cameras may become as useful as tax tips from Tom Daschle once a new breed of cameras begin appearing on UK roadways.
Thursday, January 22nd, 2009 at
8:29 pm
Since Apple opened up the iPhone and iPod Touch operating system to outside developers and gave them a place to sell their wares – the AppStore - a new breed of mind mapping tools has quickly emerged that enable you to capture your ideas any time, anywhere. Here is a review of 8 mind mapping tools that are designed for the iPhone and iPod Touch.
Tuesday, December 2nd, 2008 at
9:10 pm
The new breed of phones, like Apple's iPhone or T-Mobile's Google Phone, may be both expensive and complicated, but they can also save you money by making you a better comparison shopper.
Monday, November 24th, 2008 at
4:15 pm
Arr! iPhone Pirate T-Shirt for Modern Swashbucklers 7:14 am, November 24th, 2008, Nicole Martinelli Pirates are back. If you’ve been reading the news you know we mean the bad-ass high-seas kind, not the frilly-shirted guyliner ones from the movies. It’s likely that aught-age pirates who have been terrorizing ships off the Horn of Africa recently have better tools than the odd rusty compass, at the very least iPhones with Google maps. With this new breed in mind, Glenn Jones, a graphic
Sunday, July 27th, 2008 at
5:11 am
Even in Apple’s home-base of the good ‘ole U-S-of-A, Apple has had trouble keeping up with enormous iPhone 3G demand. With more than 1 million iPhone 3G units already out in circulation, it’s not hard to see why the rookie handset manufacturer is struggling to keep their Apple Stores stocked with iPhone 3G’s. In response to the demand, Apple has even adopted new Apple Store operating hours. The lack of iPhone 3G stock has spurred a new breed of Apple fans - the iPhone 3G hunters. They’re a de