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Least likely and most likely ways the 4″ iPhone could go (via @jkhowland)

by Joshua H. on April 21, 2012 in Gadgets, New Technology, Rumors

The rumor of a 4″ iPhone is raging like wildfire. Here are some of the ways Apple could do it. 16:9 Provost version The post in the Verge Forums by modilwar is impressive. Based on a suggestion by call-in guest Timothy Collins on the Vergecast podcast, Modilwar goes through all of the effects of elongating the [...]

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DisplayMate: iPad picture quality, color accuracy, and gray scale much better than most HDTVs, laptops, and monitors

by Joshua H. on March 28, 2012 in Gadgets, New Technology, Product Reviews, Wishful Thinking

A lot has been said about the Retina display. We’ve “seen it before”, “never seen anything like it”, “been disappointed again”, or “been blessed by the Apple gods”. The resposes seem hot and cold. Do you want to know why the response is unclear: From a practical perspective the new iPad screen went beyond a [...]

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How can I assist you? AssistantConnect brings Siri to iPhone 4, iPad and iPod Touch.

by Joshua H. on February 17, 2012 in Apps, New Technology, Product Reviews, Wishful Thinking

If you’re iPhone 4 is jailbroken, you’ve probably tried one of the many ways to get Siri access. I know that I’ve been asked to help others on multiple occasions. A new jailbreak app called AssistantConnect claims to bring Siri to non-4S iOS devices without needing a proxy. Unlike previous ports, AssistantConnect lets you email [...]

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iOS App Review: Paper Monsters!

by Josh A. on February 15, 2012 in Apps, News, Product Reviews

Paper Monsters is an iOS app that is one of the most interesting games I’ve played. It’s also one of the best apps I’ve played. In Paper Monsters, you play as a young cardboard box hero who is the only hero that can save the world from the paper monsters and other bad guy stuff. [...]

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iOS App Review: Mega Jump!

by Josh A. on February 14, 2012 in Apps, News, Product Reviews

Mega Jump is free in the iTunes store and sometimes I can tell why. The game is hard. But, it can also be really fun. It’s totally worth the free download but it’s nearly impossible to progress and get to new levels. Levels cost coins and it’s hard to collect enough spending to coins to [...]

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iOS App Review: Temple Run!

by Josh A. on February 13, 2012 in Apps, News

Being chased through an ancient temple by monkeys sounded like an adventure to me, so I decided to check out Temple Run! In Temple Run…Well…. Yeah, you run through a temple! I think it’s the first app that reminds me of an adventure like Indiana Jones. Who doesn’t want a chance to be like Indiana [...]

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Tips And Tricks For iPhoneography

by Nicole Bullock on February 1, 2012 in Apps

With every new release of the iPhone, the camera hardware gets more advanced. The original iPhone and iPhone 3G had a built-in 2.0 megapixel fixed focus camera on the back of the phone. The iPhone 3GS has a 3.2 megapixel camera, and was the first iPhone version to support video without a jailbreak. The iPhone [...]

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SiriToggles – Reason #1673 to Jailbreak Your iPhone

by Caleb Hicks on January 25, 2012 in Apps

If you’ve got an iPhone 4 or 4S, you’ve probably heard that that you can now jailbreak it. And if you’ve got an iPhone 4S, you now have a killer reason to do so: SiriToggles. SiriToggles is a Cydia package that allows Siri to change common settings in your iPhone for you. Why Apple didn’t [...]

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Recording an Album on Your iPhone

by Josh A. on January 18, 2012 in Apps, Gadgets, News

Who says the iPhone can’t do everything?  Mississippi rock group One Like Band is proving that you can do anything and everything with the iPhone, including recording an entire record album. Being their 3rd recorded album, the band stated that recording on the iPhone using only music recording apps was more difficult than they anticipated.  [...]

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Do You Suffer From Gadget Fatigue?

by Josh A. on January 2, 2012 in Gadgets, New Technology, News, Wishful Thinking

2012 is upon us, and with the new year comes a new “disease.”  Dubbed “gadget fatigue”, this new disease is spreading amongst consumers like wildfire.  According to a survey released by nonprofit product testing and certification organization Underwriters Laboratories, 48% of gadget consumers polled believe that tech and gadget manufacturers are building and releasing new [...]

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