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inRoute #1 alternative | InRoute vs MyWay Route Planner: Comparing Route Optimization Software
In this article, we will compare one route planning and optimization software, inRoute, against our own platform, MyWay Route Planner.
An In-Depth Look at StandBy and the StandBy Chargers We Recommend - MacStories
John: Part of the widget story for all of Apple’s OSes this fall is StandBy, an iPhone-only mode that displays widgets, a clock, or photos when your device is stationary and charging in landscape orientation. When StandBy was first rumored before WWDC, I was skeptical. It didn’t sound like something I needed or would find
Update to Apple's Pages app adds track changes feature
Yesterday Apple updated its iWork apps for iOS: Pages, Keynote and Numbers. There are lots of new features in version 1.7 of these apps, and Leah Yamshon of Macworld provides a good overview. I want to dig deeper on just...
Skyfire VideoQ for iOS Queues Up Flash Video
Skyfire has a new Flash player on iOS that queues up video you want to play on your iOS device by sending the video request through email! Yeah it’s old technology meets… old technology, but lets not dwell on the fact that we do want to watch Flash videos, and that iOS can’t play them.
Pulse.me Saves Your Favorite Stories on iPad, iPhone, and Web
RSS users who live inside the Pulse ecosystem are getting a boost this afternoon in collecting articles to read later. Pulse has unveiled Pulse.me, which is a brand new web component that allows you to save a story from Pulse on your iPhone or iPad, then read it later at your office desk or during
install a lot of apps
A friend of mine once asked me why he would ever need to install applications other than games on his iPhone, while he could do most of the things he needed by simply opening Mobile Safari. He’s not new to the iPhone platform: he bought an iPhone 3G in 2008 and finally switched to the
iPhone 5 vs. iPhone 4S: Image comparison: Digital Photography Review
Apple has shared a gallery of images from the new iPhone 5, one of which particularly caught our eye. Dpreview’s own Scott Everett just recently traveled to Big Sur in California, capturing with his iPhone 4S a nearly identical image of the coastline as that which Apple shared today in the iPhone 5 sample gallery. We thought we’d post the two side-by-side so that you can compare results from the iPhone 4S with those from the iPhone 5 yourself. We also take a look at the EXIF data for some interesting observations about sensor size and a new lower ISO.
Google Earth 7 for iOS Brings 3D Imagery to iPhone 4S, 2nd and 3rd Generation iPads
Ahead of iOS 6’s release and Apple’s new Maps application, which includes photo-realistic interactive 3D views with Flyover, Google has updated their Google Earth application for iOS, bringing 3D views to Apple’s most recent iPhones and iPads. Google’s 3D views are automatically rendered when you pinch into supported towns and cities — tilting your perspective
My Must-Have iOS Apps, 2018 Edition
Putting together my annual list of Must-Have iOS Apps is an exercise in analyzing the trends of the year and considering which ones had the biggest impact on how I use my iPhone and iPad. Two years ago, it was web services and open APIs; last year, I focused on collaboration with the MacStories team
The New MacBook Air: The MacStories Overview
This morning Tim Cook took the stage at the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s Howard Gilman Opera House to announce a brand new revision of the MacBook Air. This is the first significant redesign in years for Apple’s most popular line of Macs, and features huge improvements across the board. The new machine marks the debut
Search for Tweaks From Your Desktop with Cydia Search
iPhone news website and repository Planet-iPhones launched at the end of April Cydia Search, an online interface that allows you to browse tweaks, apps, utilities and themes available on Cydia. The web app, accessible from any computer and browser, is not meant to replace Cydia – as the name suggests, it provides a streamlined
My 10 Favorite Apps To Share Content Between iOS and OS X
Let’s face it, if you’re a Mac user who also happens to have an iPhone, iPad, or both, chances are you’ve been there before: with two devices in hand and a computer on your desk, how do you share stuff between them? What are the apps that enable you to share content across different devices,
Mr. Reader Gets A Great Update with Evernote, Send2Mac, Terminology Support
There’s no doubt Mr. Reader is becoming one of the most powerful and integrated RSS apps for the iPad. Ever since I reviewed version 1.0 back in April, the developer went back to work to implement several features that are making Mr. Reader a Google Reader client that’s not limited at fetching and marking items
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Dystopian edtech and the future of software supply chain security – erin rose glass
Click to watch talk. Getting the middle finger from your audience isn’t typically a desired outcome for a talk, but it was exactly the type of reaction I…
From Skins to Mad Max, Nicholas Hoult knows how to pick a role – The Irish Times
The actor who played the geeky kid in ‘About a Boy’ is now a bone fide star
Hard rock and metal gain popularity in Columbia
Local bands are revitalizing a niche community by adapting to the local music scene
iOS 17 Brings Offline Maps to Your iPhone but Are They Good? - CNET
It'll save your data usage and ensure you have a map of your location in case of an emergency.
Building A2: The Underappreciated Spectacle of Crosley Tower
Crosley Tower | Building A2, South Façade. Photograph by Ico Abreu. 2018. From the University of Cincinnati Digital Collections & Repositori
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To Be Or Not To Be, Is The iPad A PC? - MacStories
A few hours ago I listened to the latest episode of Shawn Today (a daily podcast from Shawn Blanc available to members of his site), and in it he discussed the issue of whether the iPad is a Personal Computer. This follows an article by Matthew Panzarino on The Next Web yesterday, titled “Look, tablets
Instacast Is The Twitter Of Podcast Apps
A title comparing a podcast player to one of the most influential iPhone apps isn’t given lightly. The incredible friendliness of Twitter, combined with some inspiration from Silvio Rizzi of Reeder, has been crafted by Vemedio into what may simply be the best podcast app available for your iPhone. The features are all beautifully implemented,
An iPad Lover Plays With Fire
ReadNow 2.0 Keeps your Instapaper and Read It Later Articles in One Tidy App
If you like to read Instapaper and Read It Later on your desktop through your web browser, why not give the second iteration of ReadNow a try? No longer a menubar application, ReadNow 2.0 was built from the ground up to feel like a native OS X application from the start. Based on traditional RSS
My Must-Have Mac Apps, 2011 Edition
One year after my “Must Have 25 Mac Apps” article, I believe it’s time to revisit that list of software I said I would install every time on a new Mac. A lot of things have changed since September 2010. For one, Mac apps can now be distributed through the Mac App Store, which has
My Must-Have iPad Apps, 2011 Edition
Last year, six months after the release of the original iPad, I published an article called “My Must-Have 20 iPad Apps” in which I collected my favorite iPad applications – the ones I used and enjoyed the most – as of September 2010. Fast forward thirteen months, the iPad’s software ecosystem has matured into something completely
Computers Learning Humor Is No Joke · Issue 3.2, Spring 2021
Sony Xperia 1 V Review: A Step Closer to Besting Apple and Samsung
Sony pushes its main phone aimed at creatives to the next level.
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