Filed under: Software, Internet, Internet Tools
Bambooapps has released a simple and useful utility called Quiet Read that has earned a spot on my Mac's menubar. With a simple drag-and-drop, it lets you save a web page for later review. Of course, there are many apps that do this, including Instapaper and Evernote. Instapaper gets the job done via a bookmarklet; just give it a click while at the desired URL and it's saved. Evernote does pretty much the same thing, thought their bookmarklet behaves differently between Safari and Firefox. In addition, they have the Mac application for tagging and organizing. Full story...
Filed under: iPod Family, How-tos, iTunes
Unless you don't listen to a whole lot of music, chances are pretty good that your iTunes music library is larger than what will fit on your iPhone.
Filed under: Steve Jobs, iPad
9to5Mac has posted an email sent to them from a UK reader where Steve Jobs again calls it as he sees it.
Filed under: iPad
Want to get a new iPad but a little short on cash? Trade in a bunch of your old CDs or DVDs to a company called iPodMeister and your problems are solved.
Filed under: App Review
I'm a Google Analytics geek. I think it's one of the coolest things Google has ever invented.
Filed under: Podcasts
Our trademark talkcast goes on the air once again this evening at 10pm Eastern, and it's going to be a heck of a show.
Filed under: Apple, iPad
Apple's "Meet iPad" ad, which debuted during the Oscars, became the second-most viewed viral video ad last week.
Filed under: Education
Apple, through the Apple II, served as the gateway to computing for me; my third grade classroom had two Apple IIs neatly tucked away in metallic lock cases.
Filed under: iPhone
I just tried out PhotoNest, a cool new way to view just the images posted to your Twitter stream.
Filed under: App Store
Earlier this week, Wired posted a story about what they call "App Store Payola" -- the practice of sites that solicit cash payments (or other compensation) in order to expedite or publish app reviews.
Filed under: iPhone
Silicon Alley Insider has posted an interesting chart that shows the total number of apps available across various mobile platforms.