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I’m the type of techie who is hard to impress at times. Sure, I find innovation just as interesting as the next guy. The only problem is that I’m a stickler for practicality. If I feel that a new device isn’t exactly practical or useful, I won’t waste my time or money on it. Recently I’ve been seeing a lot of people resorting to tablets as their main mobile computing source. Now call me old fashioned, but I love my MacBook Pro. I’m a laptop kind of guy. All the power of a computer with the added mobility. Companies like Microsoft have taken notice ofRead More →

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Apple has been molding its operating system to support higher resolutions, according to recent reports, which makes the rumors about the next generation of MacBooks having the same retina display that the new generation of the iPad has seem a little more likely. The 10.7.4 update for OS X that was recently released had some hidden changes that indicated that Apple is about to release something big. It has already been reported by Apple Insider that the icon for the built-in TextEdit application’s highest quality version has been increased to 1,024 x 1,024, which is double the 512 x 512 that it used to be.Read More →

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The words “Apple” and “iPad” are like crack to the technology world right now. The company who pretty much exploded the tablet market with their iPad is one of the hottest topics in all of tech these days and that heat is only getting hotter with talks of the iPad 2. The iPad 2 is one of the most anticipated pieces of technology in the world right now and everybody can not wait to see all the details about it. Well, they may not have to wait much longer because, according to multiple sources, Apple is poised to unveil the iPad 2 at an Apple event on March 2nd, 2011.Read More →

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The New York Times has said that Apple is now making a huge push for the illustrated e-books that they have available in their iBookstore. The newest version of Apple’s iPad e-reader software, iBook 1.2, was released on Wednesday, December 15, and it introduced more than 100 new color e-books to the store. The Times reported that these new color books include children’s books, cookbooks, and photo books. A few of the titles that have made the list include: chef Thomas Keller’s cookbook, “Ad Hoc at Home,” several books from the “Olivia” children’s book series, and photographer Ansel Adams’ collection of images called “In theRead More →

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One of the biggest things people love about the iPhone, iPad and even the iPad Touch is the fact that they can go online and add hundreds of thousands of apps to their device if they want to. By opening up the App store, they can add games, wallpapers, tools or just about anything you could imagine to their device with a touch of the screen. Well, news has been cuirculating recently that Apple is going to open up its very own, personalized app store, and thanks to recent news from Appletell, we may be getting the store sooner than we expected, a lot sooner.Read More →

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“I love you sweetheart.” “Happy Anniversary Darling.” Merry Christmas Mom.” All of these sweet messages are perfect to put on a ring, picture frame or plaque for that special someone in your life. However, nothing shows how much these words truly mean unless they are engraved on the back of a fresh new iPad. That’s right, why not get your mom, child or significant other a gift that keeps on giving all year round and always reminds them of how much they mean to you? In line with rumors that surfaced this past summer, the good folks over at Apple have decided to include aRead More →

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The iPad is a phenomenal technological device. It has been a huge success for Apple, but is this new gadget stealing all the laptop sales? Are consumers beginning to choose this ultraportable tablet over the much bulkier option of a laptop? According to a survey conducted by NPD, Apple’s iPad is not having a particularly significant impact on the sales of laptops. The research group found that only 13 percent of those who purchased an iPad did so instead of buying a laptop. NPD also polled consumers who have bought these iPads and asked them if they had bought Apple’s tablet device in place ofRead More →

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Many people are enjoying the fact that they can utilize their iPad as an e-book reader. It can be really convenient and sometimes easier to tote around than a book. Now, Kiwa Media has created their QBook interactive series of e-books that is specifically designed for kids. This series gives kids more than just something to read. It makes the whole experience more engaging for even small children since each story now becomes an interactive adventure. You can purchase stories by QBook at Apple’s App Store. The latest release for Kiwa Media’s new series is a story called That’s not JUNK. It is a storyRead More →

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CNET decided to ask its readers which they prefer: an iPad or a Netbook. According to the results, those who favorite netbooks did so for practical reasons, while those who preferred an iPad cited media-viewing capabilities and other novelties. Netbooks seemed to be the most favored. As the article points out iPads are newer and aren’t exactly like traditional computers. So, whether or not the match-up is fair, is questionable. However, most people are probably going to own either, but not both. Due to their size and ease of carrying, both are handy for travel or working on the go. And as CNET points out,Read More →

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So Sony has decided to dive somewhat into the tablet industry but not completely. The Dash has a tablet-like appearance and many of the same functions, but it is not exactly as portable as tablets like the iPad. The Sony Dash has a pretty basic structure. It features a seven-inch touchscreen, stereo speakers, a snooze bar/menu button, volume buttons, a USB port, a headphone jack, and of course the power connection cord. The case that encompasses the Dash is made of a rubber-like material that allows you to get a good, secure grip on the device. The biggest problem that I see with the DashRead More →