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Want To Save Some “Siri”ous Time On Your iPhone 4S?
Much of the recognition with Siri on the new iPhone 4S is its ability to schedule meetings, set timers and reminders, and come up with some pretty humorous responses to off the wall questions. What hasn’t gotten a lot of press is one of the more powerful tools Siri’s voice-cognition capabilities offers to users of the iPhone 4S.
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Can you post from an iPad?
So a question I get often is this: can you post to a website that uses WordPress on your iPad? Well, this post, along with this older picture of my youngest daughter Brooke (who is eight years old now) was done from my iPad. So you tell me?
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BackStab – iOS Game Review
BackStab delivers stunning visuals, open world exploration, and hand-to-hand combat rarely seen in portable gaming.
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a-JAYS Four – In-Ear Headphones – Review
The a-JAYS Four earbuds are comfortable, resonant, well-balanced, and in most respects a fair value for the price. They are not perfect but the negatives are so minor that I’m nearly embarrassed to repeat them.
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NuScribe 2-in-1 Stylus and Pen – Review
I hear you out there. You’re thinking, “Another stylus review. Whoopee.” But not every stylus is the same; some work better than others. Where does the NuScribe 2-in-1 Touch Screen Stylus and Pen fit in? Let’s take a look.
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Grumpy Hosts – TechFan Podcast #58
Both Tim and David are feeling a bit grumpy, so what better time to record a podcast? Justin Bryce from Geekiest Show Ever and Drunken Halo joins us for half a segment (mostly to pitch that this Sunday is his birthday we think) and talk about the new Halo Anniversary Edition. David and Tim discuss the Steve Jobs biography (Tim is not happy, David is more apathetic), going the minimalist route, and why online videos suck now.
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Speed Tracker. GPS Speedometer and Trip Computer – Review
Speed Tracker takes the basic concept of a speedometer and transports it into the future. Add a interactive map, trip meter, heads up display, and the ability to export trip information and you will then understand the impact this app has within its motor vehicle target market.
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thunder – Thunder – THUNDER! – MyMac Podcast #377
Oh those GMen! This show has a punk rock version of the Banana Splits theme, what to eat in Hell, and how Tom Schmidt now has to pay for Mark Greentree and Gaz to fly to Macworld to give us lessons on how to speak like an Aussie! Thunderbolt boots your Mac? Why that could be a good thing and just how well did Apple do on Black Friday and Cyber Monday?
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MacBook Face-Off: Yestertech 1, Genius Bar, 0
Mysteries are everywhere. I accept that some of them are hidden under the plastic covers of my 5-year-old MacBook. As computers go, this one, like its owner, is a little long in the tooth but still functional. With 1 GB of RAM and an anemic 120 GB hard drive, it was to technology what Woody Allen is to romance, a wistful artifact.
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4-Bit Binary Watch
Nemo Memo
4-Bit Binary Watch Cadence Price: $90 My L.L.Bean Titanium Field Watch died after ten years. I was upset. I loved that watch. It was
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BassJump 2
Review (and Conundrum)
BassJump 2 USB-Powered Sub Woofer Speaker TwelveSouth Price:$70 MacBook Pro, Air, and MacBook built-in speakers are lousy, especially on the low end of the
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Headphones Comparison: V-Moda Remix Remote vs. Arctic E461-BM
One of the greatest assets to any iOS device is the ability to listen to your favorite music, audiobooks, or your favorite apps. There is nothing more annoying than trying to do so with earphones that simply ruin the experience with their shoddy qualities. Most of us aren’t in the market for expensive earphones that can cost over $200, so what’s out there for those of us who want to find a balance between sound quality and cost? V-Moda and Arctic each have earphones in their lineups that try to reach such a balance. How do they compare?
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To USB 3, or Not to USB 3. That is the question.
Part 2
So far this is the fastest USB 3 drive I have tested, and I am starting to believe that USB 3 is significantly faster than USB 2, but if you look at the chart at the beginning of this article you can see that USB 3 is supposed to be much faster than FW 800 and my testing did not show that.
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Cat discovers the iPad
The iPad. Where is The Magic?
In typical Steve Jobs flair, the announcement today of Apple’s tablet computer, the iPad, was heralded as “something magical.” John Ivy, Sr VP of
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Everybody’s talkin’ about it
Go get em, Steve. And let the best man win.
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Two Good Scifi Shows Gone Too Early
Every once in a while a good Scifi show comes along that just gets canceled too early. Firefly was one such show that ended
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Slight delay to MyMac Podcast this week
So I’ve started receiving email asking what happened to this week’s podcast. It IS coming. Fact is, I am nowhere near as skilled or
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BIG announcement coming! Whatever will it be?
DOES anyone need a tablet computer? Not really unless it’s running specialized software for inventory control, doctors, nurses, ect. Why would Apple release a device to compete in that space that’s a niche of a niche? The answer is that they wouldn’t. But a number of things have been going on that points in a few possible directions.
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