The fine folks at PC Mag understand that the economy is tough on all of us, and have some help for you if you’re looking for a laptop to get some work done while you’re on the go. None of…
The Best and Worst Tech of 2007
As the year winds to a close, let’s take a quick look back at some of the best (and the worst) technology that made 2007 a great year in tech. 2007 brought us items like the new 20-inch iMac that’s…
Hacking Apple TV
The AppleTV has only been out for a few days, and already it’s been hacked backwards and forwards. Is this a bad thing? Not at all! Apple so far has been quiet on the modifications that enterprising geeks have made…
AppleTV In the Wild!
The AppleTV is out and about, having been formally released by Apple last week and having begun landing in press rooms, tech labs, and living rooms around the country within a few days. The highly anticipated new TV-to-computer bridge device…
Inside Photoshop CS3: Faster, Better and Easier to Use
Adobe today unveiled its long awaited update to the Creative Suite line of graphic design products, and gave users a sneak peek at their new web authoring tool, so far named “Apollo.” The new Adobe CS3 is fully compatible with…
MacWorld 2007: Apple Announces the iPhone
(image found at 43 folders, originally uploaded by x180) I didn’t think it was going to happen, but it finally did. The iPhone is a reality, and come June will be an exclusive on the Cingular (read: AT&T) network for…
PvP Lampoons the Zune; Zune Thoughts
Absolutely hilarious, and pretty much spot on about the Zune, the fantastically popular comic PvP did a three-comic series about the unveiling of Microsoft’s “iPod-killer” and how horrid a product it truly is. I really really love seeing the truth…
Trying Out the Zune: iPod It’s Not
(image courtesy of SciFi Blogs!) For all the hype and the commercials surrounding the Zune, and Microsoft’s attempt to make the Zune a full on iPod killer, there does seem to be something left to be desired in Microsoft’s new…
Echo Chamber Tars Apple
I’ve been wary of this for a while now, and I’m really glad that Wired has stepped up and addressed the issue straight away-I’ve seen similar articles from editors of MacWorld, and editors of PCMag, but this is an excellent…