Klaus Steam for Mac has arrived – but you probably already know that, it’s been all over the Internet for the past few days. If you don’t know what Steam is, it’s kinda like an “App Store” for games, but on your computer. Previously it has only been available for Windows computers, but now also Mac … Read more →
I follow Nikon a bit from the sideline, since I’m a Nikon shooter myself. Not a pro or anything, I’ve only had my Nikon DSLR since November 2009 but I already invested quite a bit of money into this photography hobby and I’m really enjoying it so far. That’s why, when I saw that Nikon … Read more →
Browsing YouTube, I stumbled over a video called “The Simpsons – Think Differently”. The last part made me think of Apple, since that was the advertising slogan created for Apple in 1997. And true enough, the video was actually about Apple. Another The Simpsons & Apple video I found was the “Mapple Store” video. But … Read more →
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past, oh I don’t know, few months, you would already know that there’s quite a battle going on between Apple and Adobe over the use of Flash on iPhone and iPad. Few weeks ago, Apple posted a letter on their site called “Thoughts on Flash” by … Read more →
Shortly after Facebook’s privacy settings exploit (video) went around the world, a bug has also been found in another social media network; Twitter. While the Twitter bug is not as serious as the Facebook one, it’s still a bug that is related to one of the main features of Twitter – the follow/unfollow system. Apparently, … Read more →
According to a rumor picked up by MacDailyNews, it is being said that “Apple is planning to make MobileMe free”. MobileMe is usually a $99 (€79) yearly cost which will do a bunch of cloud-based things to your Mac and iPhone/iPad, such as providing you with an IMAP e-mail address, an iDisk, a place to … Read more →
On a big site like Facebook (read more posts about Facebook), there will always be some kind of exploit available, just waiting to be found – sometimes already found by somebody. Once such an exploithas been fixed by Facebook, it’s just a matter of time before another one appears. It happens for everybody and I … Read more →
I guess this is the kind of videos you call “epic”. John Carpenter, from this video, is apparently the first guy to win the actual $1,000,000 from the TV show “Who wants to be a millionaire”. Unfortunately I cannot embed the video here, none of the videos I found on YouTube allowed it, but luckily … Read more →
Less than a week ago, the 3G+WiFi version of the iPad was released in the United States. Yes, only in the US. Over here in Europe, we still haven’t got the iPad WiFi and no idea what the price will be, other than speculations. The iPad 3G is basically the same version as the WiFi … Read more →
Just yesterday, Apple sent out a press release saying that they have just sold its one millionth iPad on Friday – it took them 28 days to sell a million iPads, less than half of the 74 days it took to sell one million iPhones. The sales are expected to increase as the iPad is … Read more →
This is going to be a short income report, as I don’t have much time to “evaluate” on the previous month, at this time. So I’m just going to give you the numbers and a little comment below the table. I hope all of you had a great April and if you’re blogger/webmaster, that you … Read more →
I suppose the “scam” title caught your interest, didn’t it? I also suppose you’re here because you’ve heard about Teraffics, maybe even considering them, and was wondering whether it’s a scam or not. Well, I can’t say conclusive if they are a scam – I don’t think they are. But, I can tell you that … Read more →
Most of us have probably been inside an airplane by now, but that doesn’t mean we actually know how they make them. Several days of work has been boiled down to a 2 minute video by Boeing, showing how Florida One, which is a Boeing 737, were made. The 737 is the most popular airplane … Read more →
Apple just posted an open letter called “Thoughts on Flash” and signed by Steve Jobs himself. The letter answers the “why not?” questions and covers six topics: Openness, the full web, security and performance, battery life, touch and drawbacks of relying on third-party development tools. You can read the full letter from the link above … Read more →
Apple just announced the date for their next World Wide Developers Conference, WWDC 2010, which is June 7th. The two latest iPhones, 3G and 3GS, were first shown by Apple to the public at WWDC in 2008 and 2009 – which is why the media now speculates that we will see the next iPhone at … Read more →
Usenet is a very fast and secure way of downloading pretty much anything you like – but in order to get access, you need to purchase a plan from one of the usenet providers. Such a plan will often provide you with a certain amount of Gigabytes per month, connections, security etc. Right now, Newshosting.com … Read more →