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Read MoreAuthor: Owen Rubin
Owen Rubin was one of the first people to program arcade video games for Atari a long time ago, and designed arcade video games for almost 15 years. He later joined Apple where he worked on both hardware and software projects, and was the key player on the MacLC, bootable CD, several pieces of Mac system software, as well as a contributor to many other CPU projects. He later worked for Pacific Bell to lead the design of services for the first commercial broadband system in the US, and then went on to be the lead researcher of broadband for Paul Allen's Interval Research. Since then, he has been an executive at a number of startups in security and semiconductors, and CTO of Edison Labs, a startup focusing on helping commercial clients write and develop mobile apps. Right now, he is looking for the next great thing (hint hint!)
The Gods Do Not Want Me to Have an iPhone
Taking the Plunge and Finally Going iPhone — or not! So I have wanted an iPhone for a long time. I have watched with
Read MoreEven more AT&T fail- iPad with 3G more expensive
AT&T has announced new data plans for mobile Internet, claiming these plans will make it “more affordable to more people…â€, but this is just not so. One giant hole in this make it more affordable idea is there is no longer an unlimited data plan for iPad customers. That kind of makes this a LOT more expensive actually, not more affordable as AT&T claims.
Read MoreLALA no more! Maybe Good news for iTunes?
In December 2009, Apple bought Lala. On June 1st, 2010 Apple closed down the cloud-based Lala music service and no reasons were given by Apple. (Lala music subscribers should go to the old lala site location for more info.)
Read More2.4G Wireless Motormouse – Review
Every once in a while, I see a product that just makes me smile, and this is one of those products. Computer mice have become so boring and predictable, and admit it, they are just not very much fun. Sure, Apple has created some new, novel, and very cool mice, and Microsoft has some great multifunction devices as well, but they are still boring mice in the end.
Read MoreNoise-Reducing AUX Audio Cable – Review
The Kensington Noise-Reducing AUX Audio Cable is designed for just this kind of issue, and will work with any device that connects to a stereo in the house or the car via a 3.5 mm jack (think headset sized jack with a cable attached.) This device replaces the existing audio cable that goes between your music player and the amp, and includes an in-line noise reducing filter to get rid of those annoying sounds that do not really add to your music.
Read MoreReview – CarMD
Is that annoying Check Engine light on in your car? Is the car running poorly? Do you want to know why, or just how much it is going to cost to fix it? This device might just be your answer.
PCSync Version 6 – Review
Many people own more than one computer. And when you have more than one computer, you immediately begin to have problems with file synchronization. Files created (or updated) on one machine are not the same any more on the other. Which one is newer? Did I make a change over there? Or what if you moving from a PC to a Mac? How do you move it all?
The Little Digital Video Book – Review
When it comes to getting a digital video camera, you typically come about it in one of two ways. Either someone gave it to you as a gift, or you just bought it because your old one just broke. But in both cases, you probably obtained it just a few short days before you actually need to use it. Sadly, these cameras are a bit more complex than you typically expect, and you are not going to have those 3 to 4 weeks you need to figure out how it works. So what do you do?
Digital Chocolate Games
Reviews
Digital Chocolate, a leading publisher for mobile games, has created more games that have landed in the top 25 list than just about any other company. I review a few of them here.
Kensington Charging Dock with Mini Battery Pack for iPhone and iPod – Review
Keeping your iPhone or iPod charged is a simple matter, right? Simply plug it into your computer via the USB cable and it charges. Yet we all seem to forget to do it because it is actually an annoyance and not always convenient. And what do you do on the road when power is low? Well, here is one product that may solve both problems.
IDR350m Increased Dynamic Range Earphones – Review
There are a lot of headphones available for the iPhone, iPods, and iPod Touch, but this one sounds great and has a few extra features to make it worth seriously considering.
Surface Sound Compact and Hand-Free Visor Car Kit for iPhone – Dual Review
Looking for a hands free solution while driving that is not something you stick in your ear. Here are two alternatives…
Neat Receipts for Mac – Review
I like to keep track of my expenses and bills using Quicken. But one of the major problems is getting all my receipts into Quicken easily. And all those little pieces of paper are had to manage. Instead of copying the data by hand and keeping receipts, here might be a better way…
U-Feel iPod Touch Case – Review
The iPod touch is a great gadget, but one that is easily scratched or broken. Here is a great case to keep it in like new condition and protect it from damage.
Macintosh Keyboard Guards – Review
Ever spill a drink on your keyboard? Are your keys starting to look worn and you would like to stop that? Is dust and grime affecting the operation of your keyboard or Mac? Here are two products that might solve these problems.
Liquid AUX and LiquidAUX Deluxe – Review
If you own an iPhone, iPod or iPod Touch and want to listen to your music while driving, here are two great solutions from Kensington that do not use the FM radio.
Eye-fi Explorer Card – Review
Want to be sure you pictures end up on your computer or a sharing website every time you take one on your digital camera? Can’t recall where you were when you took it? Read on, here is a product for you.
Programming and Development Books for iPhone, Mac, and even Android
Do you want to program the iPhone or iPod touch, the Mac, or maybe even an Android phone from Google, and you have no idea where to start? Start here.
Network Space 500 GB Central Storage Ethernet Disk – Review
Have you thought about a Network Attached Storage drive so you can share files with others in your house or office, but the complexity of such a device scares you away? Here is a much more simple alternative.