There's an iPhone app for just about everything, from apps for the morning, apps for traveling, apps for dating, and even crazy apps for pure entertainment value. But my latest find is a new iPhone application that is like your personal assistant.
Siri, a free app available from the iTunes store, acts as a concierge. Need a taxi? A restaurant reservation? Just speak it into the phone and Siri takes care of the rest. It has voice-recognition and offers answers for questions about the weather, driving directions, movies, restaurants, and more. By partnering with other popular services like Yelp, Taxi Magic, and Open Table, Siri gives thorough and trusted results. Full story...
One of the major themes coming out of this week's South by Southwest Interactive conference was location-based features and apps.
Steve Jobs hasn't changed much since the '80s. It's true! I dug up an early presentation he gave back in 1983 and discovered that his keynote addresses pretty much follow the same format - blaring pop music (only back then, he had the words to "What a Feelin'" changed to include Apple), black turtlenecks, and the debut of a product ad, which in this case was the very first Macintosh.
It's been a big week for Facebook. Not only was it declared the most popular US site on the Internet (dethroning Google!), it was also named a prime destination for news online.
I use Google Calendar all the time, both to manage my own schedule and to plan events with family and friends.
What good is a brand-new, beautiful BlackBerry without an equally pretty theme? To find one that suits your device and personality, visit Elecite, a hub for themes for models from the Pearl to the Tour, with all the others in between.
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The cover of this week's issue of The New Yorker was created using an iPhone. Artist John Colombo created the portrait of a west side Manhattan diner using Brushes, a $5 painting application.
I recently asked if you thought it was rude to announce plans to downsize your Facebook friends' list, and 64 percent of you agreed that it was.
Every once in a while I come across an accessory that I absolutely adore. This is one of those times - except there are five different designs, and I can't figure out which I like best.
Earlier this week, the sci-fi infused Hot Tub Time Machine made its red carpet debut.