CES 2013
  1. Triposo for iPad
    This iPad app already made a great travel guide, providing info and maps even while working offline. Now the free Triposo app is even more useful,...
  2. The new Mac Pro: what we wanted, what we’re actually getting
    Back in March, I opined about the next generation of the Mac Pro, explaining both what I hoped for and what I actually expected. First, I was hoping...
  3. Notespad+ for iPad
    There are a tonne of great note-taking apps out there. The $0.99 Notespad+ is fighting to keep its share of the market this week with improved handwriting...
  4. Set up a child-friendly computer
    As any iPhone or iPad owner with children will attest, touchscreen devices are clearly the future of child-friendly computing – there’s no substitute...
  5. Four ways iTunes Radio can live up to expectations
    At Apple’s recent Worldwide Developers Conference, the company announced iTunes Radio, a Pandora-like streaming radio service that will start...
  6. Apple responds to Prism reports, emphasises user-privacy efforts
    In an open letter published to Apple’s website Monday, the company outlined its policies for responding to government requests for information...
  7. Apple’s security strategy: make it invisible
    When I received an invitation to the keynote event at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference, my first reaction was, “Why?” I’m known as...
  8. Mail Ninja for iPhone
    Yes, the $2.99 Mail Ninja app for iPhone is a lot like Mailbox, the much-lauded email client that helps users get their email to ‘Inbox Zero’...
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    Ten things I’m happy Apple is fixing in iOS 7
    I love my iPhone, and have loved it since I ditched my Sony Ericsson 710a way back in 2008. But no device is perfect, and every year I look forward...
  10. Pizza Compass
    Pizza Compass is the most delicious thing to happen to the iPhone   Ever get a craving for a delicious, cheesy slice of pizza? Of course you...
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    Does encryption really shield you from government’s prying eyes?
    If you’re thinking about encrypting email in light of revelations about US Government spying, you may be wasting your time. Recent leaks about surveillance...
  12. Avengers Alliance for iOS
    Sure, this isn’t the winter for an Avengers movie – this year belongs to the Man of Steel, right? – but who wants to pass up a chance to play...
  13. Office Mobile for iPhone: what you need to know
    A week that began with a flurry of Worldwide Developers Conference announcements from Apple is ending with its once fiercest rival making a little...
  14. Facebook, Microsoft disclose FISA requests, sort of
    Both Facebook and Microsoft said late on Friday that they had been given permission from the US Government to disclose how many times the two companies...
  15. Apple to increase Bluetooth integration in iOS 7, OS X Mavericks
    Bluetooth enhancements are among the big changes to be found in the next versions of iOS and OS X, according to a Bluetooth trade group. Unveiled...
  16. Apple’s crucial overscroll bounce patent claim is valid, US patent office says
    The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has confirmed four claims of Apple’s overscroll bounce patent, including claim 19 of the...
  17. Apple plays defence, Microsoft goes on offence in battle for iPhone customers
    Rivals Apple and Microsoft bookended the week by revealing productivity tools aimed at the same pool of customers: the millions who own Apple’s...
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