Nach Commercial Times und Dow Jones Newswires fährt nun sogar Reuters eine eigene Quelle auf, die Apples 10"-Touchscreen-Bestellung bei Wintek "bestätigt". Die Auslieferung des 10-Zoll-Touchscreens ist auch dieser Information nach für das dritte Quartal 2009 gedacht, allerdings wusste die Quelle ...

The site with the best logo in the world, The Register, is reporting the surprising news that Wattpad has been approved by Apple. The literato’s Pirate Bay, Wattpad, has reached the iPhone and iPod Touch, offering community scribblings and copyrighted material through an Apple-sanctioned clien...

Filed under: iPod Family, Reviews, TUAW Faceoff MovieWedge and MiniRizer essentially do the same thing: they provide a stand for your iPhone, iPod, or other teensy portable device (BlackBerry Storm?). If you've ever sat for an hour on a plane, holding your iPhone in your hand like a dope, staring do...

App Quick Stats Smack Me $2.99 iTunes Link These days, gaming is all about getting physical: tilting and shaking, shouting and whispering and now apparently the occasional bit of pinching and smacking. Sounds like fun! All this talk of touching reminds me of a great toy I had, back in my student day...

App Quick Stats Tap Tap Revenge 2 FREE iTunes Link Taking the iPhone’s potential even further, Tapulous is here to show us how games can play good and sound awesome. The Tap Tap Revenge series has come a long way since its humble beginnings almost two years back. Indeed, back in September R...

Available In: App Store       Price: $6.99   First off, let me preface this review by saying that I am an organization freak. I spend more than enough of my day clearing my email inbox, keeping my calendar straight, and creating and checking off my list of to-...

This week we look at G-Drive, doubleTwist, ArtenScience Software, Things, Tags, Freeware plus much more. I want to thank you for downloading and listening to the podcast. We have the best in Mac hardware, software and websites reviews. We have a lot of great folks on today’s episode with their...

Once upon a time, anyone who wanted to could post a review of any app available in Apple’s App Store. You could just drop in on the top paid apps list, prepare a number of scathing single-star reviews based on the outrageous prices of each app, and possibly make a significant dent in their ove...

In the New York Times’s “Bits� blog, Saul Hansell ponders why it is that iPhone (and iPod Touch) users are willing to pay for content for their devices. For example, the iPhone app version of David Pogue’s iPhone: The Missing Manual (which I reviewed here) was the best-selling edition of tha...

It was more than a year ago that I encouraged Amazon to consider adding an eye-resting feature where the Kindle reads to you. I doubt my post had anything to do with it, but I was pleased to see they’ve implemented this on Kindle 2, calling it "Text-to-Speech." The big question now i...