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A practical first look at Apple’s iPad Mini Smart Covers in dark gray and red, including fit, color, folding, stand use, and whether the $40 price feels justified.
A practical first look at Apple’s iPad Mini Smart Covers in dark gray and red, including fit, color, folding, stand use, and whether the $40 price feels justified.
A practical first look at the Jadu Skadoosh Mini HD stand for iPad Mini and other small tablets, including build quality, angle adjustment, cable access, and the one iPad Mini drawback I noticed.
A practical first look at the Cookoo Watch, a Bluetooth notification watch for iPhone and Android, including setup, app controls, comfort, and the biggest visibility issue.
iTunes 11 brings a cleaner visual redesign, album-focused browsing, a compact mini player, and a refreshed store view, while many device and preference settings still feel familiar.
A practical look at Apple's iPad mini Smart Cover in dark gray and red, including fit, magnets, stand positions, color, price, and what changed from the older Smart Covers.
The Auris HD adds Bluetooth to older 30-pin docks and stereos, with Bluetooth 4.0, aptX support, line-out, and a rechargeable battery. It worked well on a Bose dock, but not with every 30-pin car adapter I tested.
Spotify's beta added an Apps section and App Finder, giving users early access to music charts, reviews, concert discovery, lyrics, playlists, and social listening tools inside Spotify.
A quick practical guide to burning an ISO disk image on a Mac with OS X Disk Utility, using the built-in Burn option and an inserted CD or DVD.
A practical first look at the WaterField Muzetto 10-inch portable leather bag in brown leather with the copper finish, including build quality, pockets, materials, and first impressions.
There may be a time when you need to troubleshoot a problem in OSX, a need to boot into a backup disk or launch into safe mode to diagnose a stubborn application. It's better to be ready then to get ready so keep this list of startup options on hand for the off chance you may need it.
Within the iPhone repair markets, there seems to be a new tool being used that we all should be aware of. This tool seems to Bruteforce locked iOS devices for around $250 dollars known as an “IP BOX”
Once again Apple is breaking into a new market with the Apple Watch. Do you plan on picking one up? Are you confident with Apple in this market or are you a bit concerned if they can maintain sales after the novelty wears off?