Macstock Expo is two weeks out, and Tim and David give an update on sponsors and more. Google has a adware problem, iOS has
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Tag: iPhone
Urban Armor Gear Composite Case for iPhone 6/6s – Review
UAG Composite Case for iPhone 6 Company: UAG Price: $34.95 USD MSRP Apple’s iPhone 6 is still in demand for folks looking to
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Kanex GoPower Watch – Review
Kanex GoPower Watch Price: $100 Company: Kanex You’ve probably seen portable chargers for your phone or tablet in stores or online. Now that
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Book Review: Apple Pro Training Series: GarageBand
Apple Pro Training Series: GarageBand ISBN: 978-0-13-390092-7, 336 pages Price: $30 Author: Mary Plummer Publisher: Peachpit GarageBand is a great tool to make custom
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Laut iPhone 7 Plus Cases – Review
Laut iPhone Plus 7 Cases Prices are $20 to $30 U.S. Laut is an impressive case company that provides variety of differently designed cases for
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Belkin PowerHouse Charge Dock for Apple Watch and iPhone – Review
Thanksgiving was coming with Black Friday right behind it when I decided it was time for me to purchase an Apple Watch. After much debate with myself, I decided to go with the Series 1 not needing the GPS and water-proof capabilities of the Series 2.
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DIRECTV NOW – The best or worst streaming TV package?
DIRECTV Now is essentially a streaming equivalent to cable TV or the traditional DIRECTV satellite service. It has a bunch of live channels, the number of which depends on which plan you pay for, and some on-demand content (the way everyone watches video now). This is a product aimed squarely at would-be cord cutters, people who are tired of the cost and hassle of traditional cable or satellite TV and their requisite boxes and upward trending monthly bills.
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Let’s Talk Apple 39: November 2016
Joining Bart this month are Gaz from the My Mac Podcast, Victor Cajiao from the 3 Nerd Things podcast, Adam Christianson from the MacCast,
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BlueAnt Pump Soul Bluetooth Headphones – Review
BlueAnt continues to show how headphones should be done, and as far as I can see, they have done it again with the Pump Soul headphones. Designed to be worn while the user is active or working out, sweat proof and utilizing antimicrobial materials, the Bluetooth headphones give the user an on-the-ear experience rather than an in-ear experience.
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BlueAnt PUMP Mini 2 Bluetooth Wireless Sportsbuds – Review
BlueAnt has continued to provide some really great headphones/earbuds that can provide the continuing motivation for someone who is into running or working out outdoors, at the gym, or at a health club.
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Rowkin Bit Charge Wireless Earbuds – Review
Most of the times that I wear earbuds, Im at the gym. I started with wired ones, graduating to wireless, with a cord behind my head that attaches the earbuds to each other. For the last two weeks I’ve been testing the Rowkin Bit Charge Wireless Earbuds, and I’m thrilled to say that they are my new favorite.
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Silk Innovation iPhone 7 Cases Roundup – Part 2
This roundup of Silk Innovation iPhone 7 cases is a continuation of yesterday’s article. Here’s a quick review of the common elements of all the cases:
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TechFan 275 – Upgrading
Tim and David discuss Samsung, iTunes Match, Internet Security, upgrading old iPods, replacing iPhone 4s and 5s batteries, and much more.
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iOS 10: A Take Control Crash Course – Book Review
Many people buy an iPhone or iPad and don’t know how to put it to good use. They know what they know, and they may be afraid to explore further. Others dread the iOS update because the interface may change and they fear being unable to use their device. For those users, and the rest of us, there’s iOS 10: A Take Control Crash Course.
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Apple out of gas?
So Apple had a lackluster 3rd quarter where they ONLY sold 40 million iPhones and ONLY made profits of nearly 8 billion. Yes, it was down from a year ago, but there’s no way Apple could have improved on the crazy gains made last year based on the iPhone 6 and 6+. Tech journalists love to bash Apple these days like it’s 1999 and while some of what they say is accurate, it’s also misleading.
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1MORE Triple Driver In-Ear headphones – Review
Have you watched in horror as the average price of high-end headphones has spiraled upwards? Prepare to be astounded! A new name, in the USA at least, 1MORE has come to the rescue. They do say they have sold 20 million units in three years in China.
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Adventures of Poco Eco: Lost Sounds for iOS – Review
Once upon a time, games in iOS were deeply criticized for being bad, annoying, In-App-Purchase generating machines. This was largely accurate, and remains largely true today. But in 2014, a game called Monument Valley punched a hole right through the theory that iOS games had to be this way to succeed. Instead, it focused on beautiful art, deeply rich audio effects and music, outstanding logic puzzles, and inscrutable yet intensely relatable characters.
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TechFan #243 – Mark Chappell
With David still on vacation, Tim welcomes special co-host Mark Chappell to the show. Tim and Mark discuss the rise of the iPhone, how Mark got into the Apple universe, gaming on the Mac, taking photos, football, hockey, and of course Apple vs. the FBI
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Learn Japanese with Tako for iOS – Review
A couple of years ago, I recommended some great iOS apps for learning Japanese on my website. I still like and use most of those apps regularly, especially Midori and Japanese.
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All that Jide! (1st look)
No, MyMac has not become an Android site (unless Tim follows through on his threat to switch if Apple drops the headphone jack in the next iPhone), but while surfing around I found an article talking about a company called Jide. Never heard of them?
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