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iPhone Offers Medical Assistance...

iPhone Offers Medical Assistance

| March 26, 2009 | 1,837 Views | 3 Comments

The new operating system for Apple’s iPhone, iPhone OS 3.0 was announced last week, and along with the revamped GUI there a new capabilities and applications that open up a whole new world of possibilities. Two new applications have the ability to transform your iPhone from a mobile business center, into a personal medical assistant. iPhone Blood Pressure App One application...

Hot iPhone App Developed By 9 Year Old...

Hot iPhone App Developed By 9 Year Old

| March 7, 2009 | 1,119 Views |

Lim Ding Wen, a 9-year-old IT whiz-kid from Singapore, has a created a popular iPhone application that turns your screen into an Etch-a-Sketch like doodle pad. The app, known as Doodle Kids, was downloaded over 4,000 times in two weeks and has since earned itself a healthy three-and-a-half star ranking on the App Store. Lim Ding Wen Doodle Kids lets users draw on the iPhone screen...

Image and Video Of New Apple Mac Mini...

Image and Video Of New Apple Mac Mini

| February 20, 2009 | 634 Views |

There seems to be a lot of speculation as to whether or not an image of the new Mac Mini, shown several blog articles yesterday, is actually the real deal. The image shows the back of the new Mac Mini with a revised configuration of ins/outs – five USB ports, 1 FireWire 800 port, 1 Mini DVI and 1 Mini Display Port, plus an Ethernet port. Leaked Image Of Mini Mac As always, the...

Mac Mini Inside Apple Disk II Case...

Mac Mini Inside Apple Disk II Case

| February 17, 2009 | 1,254 Views |

Just a couple of decades ago, who would of thought that a fully functional PC would fit into a case the size of Apple’s Disk II Floppy Drive case? Well, technological advancements and a many hours tinkering has helped Charles Mangin’s Mini Mac find a new home nestled snuggly inside one. The pics say it all, pretty impressive retro case mod….nice job. Related...

Retro NES Controller iPod Shuffle Case M...

Retro NES Controller iPod Shuffle Case Mod

| February 15, 2009 | 1,594 Views |

This great little iPod Shuffle/Nintendo NES mod may look basic, but its fully-functional-self was probably far from simple to create. Not only does it sport all the original ins and outs, the up-down-left-right control, start, select and A double as the controls for the iPod shuffle. NES Controller iPod Shuffle Mod The mod was created by the ‘Technicolorcavalry’, nice...

Two New Trojan Horses Target Macs...

Two New Trojan Horses Target Macs

| January 28, 2009 | 978 Views |

Two new Trojan horses are attacking thousands of Mac users who’ve downloaded pirated versions of iWork ’09 or Photoshop CS4. According to an article published last week on Appleinsider, users who have downloaded and installed either iWork 09 or Photoshop CS4, may have opened their Mac’s to remote attacks from hackers. iWork iWorkServices.pkg Trojan Mac security...

Turn Your iPhone Into An External Drive...

Turn Your iPhone Into An External Drive

| December 22, 2008 | 6,460 Views | 2 Comments

Users of the iPod will know that, like all mp3 players, it doubles as an external hard drive. A very simple function, not really worth shouting about, so it seems strange that Apple didn’t include this capability in the iPhone. Luckily enough, there are several applications out there can turn your iPhone into an external hard disk, even if you haven’t hacked it....

iBreath Breathalyzer For iPod/iPhone...

iBreath Breathalyzer For iPod/iPhone

| December 20, 2008 | 1,453 Views | 1 Comment

A new device that plugs into the base of an iPod is able to give the answer to some age old questions, “Am I drunk? Am I safe to drive?”. In addition the device also broadcasts your tunes via an unused FM radio frequency, so you can listen to music in your car. The device, known as the iBreath transforms Apple’s iPod into an breathalyzer. Once connected to your iPod, the...

10 Worst Computer Viruses Of All Time...

10 Worst Computer Viruses Of All Time

| December 4, 2008 | 5,981 Views | 4 Comments

These days computer viruses are a well known menace of the Internet. They can wipe your data, tie up Internet traffic, turn your computer into a slave, replicate and send themselves to other computers. According to Consumer Reports, computer viruses have contribute to $8.5 billion in consumer losses in 2008 alone. The concept of computer viruses has been around since 1949, when a...

Apple Encourages Antivirus for Mac...

Apple Encourages Antivirus for Mac

| December 2, 2008 | 1,372 Views |

Apple have finally admitted defeat to the ever increasing onslaught of malicious software by quietly posting its own recommendation for using antivirus software with the Mac OS X. The Knowledge base article which was posted around two weeks ago, advised “widespread use” of more than one antivirus package to minimize security risks. And although it did not go as far as to say...

What is the Apple Brick...

What is the Apple Brick

| November 16, 2008 | 1,875 Views |

Rumors have begun flooding the internet about the new Apple brick. Some have speculated that the “Brick” project is the world’s first all-screen laptop. Others have said it could be a hybrid iPhone-meets-Macbook-Air to compete with netbooks like the EeePC, but more recent leaks from the company suggest that the term Apple “Brick”, is a codename for a patented notebook...

How To Keep Your Online Data Safe...

How To Keep Your Online Data Safe

| November 14, 2008 | 1,752 Views |

How can you protect your online identity? What precautions can you take to prevent hackers reading your e-mail and IMs, filling your computer with spyware and tracking your Web-surfing habits? The trick is to surf with caution and only communicate with people and Web sites you trust, while also making it as difficult as possible for people to listen. You can do this by controlling your...

Apple iPhone Gets Google Earth...

Apple iPhone Gets Google Earth

| October 29, 2008 | 1,115 Views |

One of the most popular and unique internet applications, Google Earth, was released to the users of the iPhone and iPod Touch last Sunday. Google Earth has been available on computers for three years and since its launch, has been downloaded more than 400 million times. The new iPhone and iPod touch release of the application marks the first mobile version of the popular internet...

40 Mac Keyboard Short cuts...

40 Mac Keyboard Short cuts

| October 16, 2008 | 1,754 Views |

These days I think it’s pretty safe to say Macbooks and iMacs are becoming more popular. With a new Macbook rumored at hitting stores for less than 1000 dollars, it seems like Apple are trying to make a model suitable for everyone’s budget. Anyone who has bought a high-end laptop in the recent years has surely though about switching to a Mac, especially professional audio and visual...

An Intimate Look At The Apple iMac...

An Intimate Look At The Apple iMac

| July 13, 2008 | 4,176 Views | 4 Comments

Have you ever wondered whats inside your beloved iMac? We take an intimate look into the workings off the iMac, thankfully, at the cost of someone else’s warranty. With the new rising generation of hackers and IT technicians, I often wonder why the interior of the iMac is still a mystery to most people (myself included). But I suppose the threat of a void warranty really has...

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