Category: ios

Apple / innovation / ios / iOS 6 / passbook / WWDC

June 13

Siri Sports, and other Revelations from My First IOS 6 Test

This week is all about Apple. Today I had a chance to demo parts of IOS 6, and it’s looking FINE Fine. One of the best improvements was to SIRI. For one, according to my testing, and my friend’s reporting (he’s a developer) Siri seemed far more accurate. She picked up what I was saying clearly even in a noisy hallway. My friend reports...

advice / ios / lion / mac / macbook / macbook air / macbook pro / mountain lion / news / OSX

June 12

What Does The New Macbook Pro Mean For You?

So, at WWDC Apple completely revamped the Macbook line. I could spend this post recapping the features, but I’m not going to do that. I’m going to answer some questions I’ve gotten on whether the new Macbook Pros are worth getting for you, and what this means for computing. Tomorrow I’ll cover the details of the 2012 Retina Macbook Air, but for today it’s...

Apple / ios / ipad / iphone / news / OSX / Rumor / WWDC

June 8

Apple’s WWDC- What To Expect

Worldwide Developer Conference, Apple’s major developer conference is just around the corner and rumors as to what we might see and what Apple will release at WWDC 2012. Here’s a look at the major ones and their probability. Be sure to like us on Google Plus using the button on the right and share this with fellow nerds. ipad nano– Extremely Unlikely. The current...

app / app review / Gadgets / ios / music / recommendation

June 6

Review: Recorder Pro- The Best iPhone Recording App?

Are you in a band? Are you a public speaker? Do you like the sound of your own voice? If the answer to that question is yes for you, you may be the perfect customer for Recorder Pro ($.99) the best recording app on the iPhone and IOS. Recorder pro is a well designed recording apps built for anything from notes to self to...

camera / filmmaking / future / ios / iphone / Smartphone / technology

May 24

Can Smartphones Be the Future of Film?

What is the future of film? Mobile devices have become quite viable options for hobbyists and families due to their built in editing, sharing, and high definition video capabilities, But will there ever be a day when they will be acceptable in a studio setting? I think so. The major issue with producing video on mobile devices right now is that they are not...