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31 January, 2012
Published by by Lance in Apple, Tech Bytes
Tweet With today’s updated iPhone app, the team at Buffer has officially announced their support for the iPhone device. This helps round out platforms that support the service. Buffer’s blog states “The great thing is that we have completed our full range of mobile products with the iPhone App. Our Android App, that has been out [...]
28 January, 2012
Published by by Dan in Blog Stuff, Mobile, Social Media, Tech
Tweet According to the research, half of all local searches are now performed on a mobile device. With more people accessing websites using their smartphones – iPhone and Android – it is important you have a mobile website that is readable on a phone. Load times, readability and images render differently on a smaller screen [...]
11 January, 2012
Published by by Gerard Lagana in Apple, Software, Tech
Tweet Apple has officially announced an education event for next Thursday January 19th at the Guggenheim Museum in New York City. This will be Apple’s first event since the announcement of the iPhone 4S back in October. Many are speculating as to what this can be from iTunes U to having textbooks on the iPad. [...]
Tweet So you’re the annual New Years Eve DJ and you’ve been asked to bring over some dance music and keep the party jumpin’. You’ve loaded up the iPad with some tunes and videos and you have it ready to plug in to the sound system. Now you want to control it from your iPhone. [...]
22 December, 2011
Published by by James Hicks in Mobile
Tweet T-Mobile may not have the iPhone, but they sure are trying their best to show their worthy contenders when it comes to smartphone selection. Check out the following video showing two guys (that love their respective smartphones) as they begin to battle it out over which device actually is best. What’s key to note is that [...]
21 December, 2011
Published by by Lance in iOS, Video Games
Tweet This is no Tiger Woods golf with all the great graphics and in-depth game play but in my 15 minute tryout, I was pretty entertained. Basically you’re a little stick guy and you play golf – the controls are simple, you adjust the angle of your shot then you control the power by [...]
18 December, 2011
Published by by Gerard Lagana in Apple, Cloud, Tech
Tweet There are a lot of online storage and services being offered to the public these days. And frankly, at times it can be confusing. What with offerings of 5GB free here, or 25GB free there. How does the average person know what to choose from, or how do they make the right decision? The [...]
21 November, 2011
Published by by James Hicks in Mobile
Tweet I don’t recall when the shift happened that smartphones replaced the point and shoot camera, but when it did happen – a whole new business paradigm started and the apps started flooding the various mobile phone app stores. From apps that merely took advantage of integrated camera and allowed for filters to be used [...]
10 November, 2011
Published by by James Hicks in Apple, iOS
Tweet The iPhone 4S has become the fastest-selling iPhone in Apple history. But, it has had a few problems since its debut, mainly because of the hundreds of thousands of people simultaneously using Siri. Acting as a virtual personal assistant to help people get things done just by asking, Siri sends messages, schedules meetings, places phone [...]
1 November, 2011
Published by by James Hicks in Apple, Tech
Tweet While most people that have the new iPhone 4S are asking Siri “where to go for dinner” and “how many inches in a foot” programmer and entrepreneur Christoper Deutsch has taught Siri how to do a little home automation. Using an iPhone 4S, Twilio, and an Insteon thermostat/appliance along with some serious coding, Chris [...]
James Hicks on , January 16, 2012, 10:02 pm
