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Tag: Apple

The Case of the Missing iPhone

Posted on February 22nd, 2013 :: 9:00 amFebruary 21st, 2013 :: 11:22 am by Greg

The phone rang Sunday afternoon. As soon as it did, I remembered that I had left the handset somewhere other than where it was supposed to be. After a brief search, I located it and saw the call was from my parents home, so I clicked the TALK button. “Hello!” I said with sing-songy happiness….

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Direct-To-Consumer Content: The Future?

Posted on February 4th, 2013 :: 9:25 amFebruary 1st, 2013 :: 4:27 pm by Greg

I’m never one to do something “because that’s the way we’ve always done it”. My wife accuses me often of nearly the opposite: doing something differently simply for the sake of being different! She may be right, but it’s not out of spite or any sort of malice. I do enjoy variety, that’s for sure….

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Shutting Down Individual Apps in iOS

Posted on February 3rd, 2012 :: 4:00 amFebruary 8th, 2012 :: 8:41 am by Greg

I learned something new today. On a visit to the Genius bar at our local Apple Retail Store (Apple Eastview), I remembered to ask about a different issue I’d been having, and that turned out to be the biggest success of the trip! My iPhone 3Gs has been slow. Verrrrrry sloooooooow. When you tap an…

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Library Books App for the Mac

Posted on September 21st, 2010 :: 1:03 pm by Greg

I have a quick software recommendation for you today. And, if you’re like me and love taking advantage of the great resource that is your public (and/or private) library system, you will really like this free application for the Mac! It’s called Library Books App. It allows you to track all of the books you…

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“Reader” Feature for Safari 5

Posted on June 10th, 2010 :: 3:15 pmJune 10th, 2010 :: 4:18 pm by Greg

Along with the announcement of the new iPhone on Monday (including a fantastic new design, Apple’s A4 processor for greater speed and battery life, and many other great features like the new FaceTime video calling), Apple also released Safari 5 (for Mac/Windows). As is my wont, I updated all our computers as soon as I…

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Apple Posts HTML5 Showcase

Posted on June 4th, 2010 :: 1:44 pm by Greg

I just saw a link to a new section of Apple’s website, showcasing the power of HTML5, the next coding language for the web. It of course was named in Steve Job’s open letter to Adobe as one of the main reasons Apple is not using Adobe’s Flash on their portable devices. (Almost) All of…

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“That’s alright, I have a Mac.”

Posted on June 2nd, 2010 :: 5:47 pm by Greg

Today I stopped at Staples to pick up a couple ink cartridges for my printer. I noticed a banner as I walked in advertising “Free PC Tune-Ups” but thought nothing of it, since I don’t have the “PC”s to which they refer. Upon further entering the store however, I saw the giant Genius-Bar-like construct that…

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Apple to Offer MobileMe Free?

Posted on May 19th, 2010 :: 8:03 am by Greg

According to MacDailyNews.com, Apple may make their $99/year MobileMe service a completely free service in the near future. They reported the following on May 7th: We have received a tip that we cannot confirm, hence our “RUMOR” designation, that nonetheless has at least an air of credibility about it that says, “Apple is planning to…

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(A Very Brief) iPad Review

Posted on April 17th, 2010 :: 12:26 pm by Greg

Last week we went up to our local Apple Retail Store and got to actually touch the new iPad! And, yes… it was fantastic, as advertised. I thought it might be fun to highlight a couple of things that I noticed and would say make the iPad worth the purchase. Certainly you may have a…

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Where Do You Get Your News?

Posted on March 25th, 2010 :: 10:26 amMarch 25th, 2010 :: 10:29 am by Greg

In the olden days, Grandpa would read the newspaper every morning to catch up on the latest local, national, and world news. Our parents’ generation tuned their TV sets to the national news from their favorite of the three broadcast networks: ABC, CBS, or NBC. (And of course, just before bed there was the local…

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