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  • Wednesday, June 19, 2013

Selling Out: How Apple Loses To Samsung

Wednesday, June 19, 2013 | Kate MacKenzie Posted In News and Comment
Selling Out

Technology companies battle one another in the market place in a highly visible war of competing technologies and services. What is less obvious are the insidious battles that are public but less visible. Instead of reporting news and providing unbiased … Continue »

3 Ways The MacBook Air Clobbers PC Notebooks

Wednesday, June 19, 2013 | Ron McElfresh Posted In News and Comment
MacBook Air

Traditional Windows PC notebooks are being clobbered in the market place today, and sales are dropping. Why? What’s going on? Some say we’ve entered the post-PC era where computer users prefer smartphone and tablet. If so, why is it that … Continue »

mSecure Is A Good Mac And iPhone Password Manager, So Why Is Apple Trying To Kill It?

Wednesday, June 19, 2013 | Wil Gomez Posted In Mac App Reviews
mSecure

Every time Apple launches a new version of OS X a few very good Mac apps bite the dust. How so? Because Apple incorporates similar functionality into OS X negating the need and expensive of using a third party app … Continue »

Scapple: This Is The Mac App That Helps You Think

Wednesday, June 19, 2013 | Jack D. Miller Posted In Tips and Tricks
Scapple

Our company seems equally balanced between engineers and product marketing people. Usually, that’s not a good thing. However, many of the product marketing managers here are former engineers so I’m not scared by the balance. It’s the engineers who helped … Continue »

The MacBook vs. Windows Touch Screen Notebooks: Why You Don’t Need A Touch Screen

Tuesday, June 18, 2013 | Kate MacKenzie Posted In News and Comment
Touchscreen

Touchscreen computers have been around for ages, but thanks to the iPhone and iPad, touch screens have become the norm. Even Windows notebooks have touch screens. Apple is falling behind and failing to innovate the Mac, right? Apple is playing … Continue »

Lightt: It’s the 16,491st Way To Capture Life’s Moments And Share The Video Online

Tuesday, June 18, 2013 | Wil Gomez Posted In iOS Apps
Lightt

If you’re at all like me then you probably have a couple of folders full of photograph apps on your iPhone. Here’s another one that’s free, highly rated, and almost-but-not-quite guaranteed to let you capture and share your life’s big … Continue »

How To Print Wirelessly From Your iPhone Or iPad To A Printer Connected To Your Mac

Tuesday, June 18, 2013 | Jeffrey Mincey Posted In Tips and Tricks
Printopia

Something interesting happened to our home and office computing habits when the iPhone and iPad came along. We just don’t use the printer the way we did a decade ago. Printing isn’t obsolete, but I don’t print files or photos … Continue »

An Easier, Less Expensive Way To Capture A Mac’s Screen Into A Customizable Video

Tuesday, June 18, 2013 | Jack D. Miller Posted In Mac App Reviews
Screenium

Capturing a Mac’s screen as a video couldn’t be much easier or less expensive. Apple puts the screen capture-to-video functionality in QuickTime Player. Open it up, select New Screen Recording, and you’re good to go. Need more features? Ah, that’s … Continue »

How Does Microsoft Get More Customers To New Store Openings Than Apple?

Monday, June 17, 2013 | Ron McElfresh Posted In News and Comment
Microsoft Store Opening

Here in paradise we have three Apple stores within a few miles of each other. As is the case worldwide, each store opened to long lines of eager customers. Long lines are still the case when Apple launches a new … Continue »

The iPhone Kill Switch: Why The Government Wants To Stop Smartphone Theft

Monday, June 17, 2013 | Jeffrey Mincey Posted In News and Comment
iPhone Theft

Do you worry about losing your iPhone or having someone stick a gun in your face and demand that you hand it over? Sure. It’s a growing crime wave and you’d be surprised to know who is more upset about … Continue »

iOS 7: Full Of Estrogen, Or Testosterone Free?

Friday, June 14, 2013 | Kate MacKenzie Posted In News and Comment
iOS 7

There’s still time for Apple to address a serious problem with iOS 7 before it ships later this year. Otherwise, the company’s latest iPhone and iPad OS may go down in history as the OS for the feminine gender. Clearly, … Continue »

The Untold Story: How Apple Saved Best Buy

Friday, June 14, 2013 | Ron McElfresh Posted In News and Comment
Best Buy

It wasn’t that long ago that retailer Best Buy was on the endangered retail store species list, struggling to trim costs, and eke out a profit. Today, some analysts think Best Buy may have turned the financial corner and the … Continue »

For Mac Power Users Only: The Ultimate Productivity Utility. 1,000 Features. 1 Interface

Friday, June 14, 2013 | Jeffrey Mincey Posted In Mac App Reviews
LaunchBar

What’s the greatest deterrent to better productivity? It’s the mouse and trackpad. Both Mac devices are easy enough to use, even for beginners and switchers from Windows. Anything you can do with the mouse or trackpad is done easier, faster, … Continue »

How To Get Freedom From Flash, Freedom From Cookies, Freedom From Tracking

Friday, June 14, 2013 | Wil Gomez Posted In Mac App Reviews
Cookie

Does anyone in this day and age not believe that they’re being tracked online (or, everywhere else)? It’s one thing to have the government capture and dig through your phone calls and emails, but online you’ve become the product and … Continue »

Apple’s Biggest Secret Is Hiding In Plain Sight

Thursday, June 13, 2013 | Wil Gomez Posted In News and Comment
Apple Customers

With every new product presentation or keynote show, there’s one thing Apple seldom fails to do. Polarize the tech pundit crowd. For those of us who pay close attention to Apple’s every word, sometimes something seemingly obvious falls through the … Continue »

Microsoft’s Problem With The Truth And Those Distorted ‘Digging’ TV Ads vs. The iPhone

Thursday, June 13, 2013 | Kate MacKenzie Posted In News and Comment
Windows Phone

Why does Microsoft intentionally lie about their products? Why not just built a better product and let the market decide? As it turns out, Microsoft has a problem with building products people want to buy, and a problem sticking to … Continue »

The Top 6 Mac Graphic Tools Every Designer Working On A Budget Must Have

Thursday, June 13, 2013 | Bambi Brannan Posted In Mac App Reviews
Graphic Design Tools

When it comes to graphic designers, tools matter. What if you’re a budding graphic designer and you’re on a budget that is so restrictive that buying or renting anything from Adobe just isn’t in the immediate future? You need these … Continue »

Over: It’s How To Drop Text Over Your iPhone’s Photos Before You Share Them Online

Thursday, June 13, 2013 | Jack D. Miller Posted In iOS Apps
Over

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. If so, why is it so difficult to drop captions onto photos before uploading to Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, et al? As it turns out, all you need is 99-cents and the … Continue »

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