You, the regular reader, know where I stand on “man-made global warming”. I don’t believe that climate change is caused by us. It’s a natural cycle, one of many that our planet has gone through over billions of years.
The air is thick with rumours about the new iOS 7 for the iPhone and iPad. At this point, all we know with certainty is that it will be released sometime this year (most likely in the fall when the new iPad 5 and iPad mini 2 hit the market).
If these are actual screenshots of a prototype of Apple’s iTV, then cable companies will be in serious trouble.
Sometimes, certain things just can’t be helped.
I was recently provided with a Microsoft Surface (Windows RT, 32 GB) to test and review it from the point of view of the average user, rather than a tech geek who goes nuts, or maybe not, over the most arcane intricacies that make up a gadget. So, here goes.
I doubt the veracity of this news report, and I’ll explain why.
I enjoy Gmail. It allows me to access my email messages from any platform and any device. But now Gmail has a serious competitor.
Today, the Huffington Post released a completely remodelled app for the iPad.
If you watched one of the recent episodes of Shark Tank, you probably saw that Daymond John invested $54,000 for 40% of a business that produces the Sound Bender.
The company may have changed its name so as not to appear on the edge of falling into nothingness, but Blackberry is anything but back and back in the game.