Back in October, we caught a glimpse of President Obama signing an iPad. He did so at a rally in Seattle, Washington… and the crowd was going wild for him, to say the very least. With the maiden ‘iPad signing’ in the books, I was wondering how long it would take for a second signing…
Berenstain Bears Digital Book Shares a Powerful Thanksgiving Message
Happy Thanksgiving to all of my American friends and colleagues! As you all sit down with those closest to you to give thanks, you may want to load up a new digital book on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch to share with your youngsters. Oceanhouse Media recently announced the release of ‘The Berenstain Bears…
Apple buys 98 acres of land in Cupertino, roughly doubling their size in the area
Even the most jaded of technology watchers has to admit that the past few years have absolutely been stellar for Apple. Say what you will about their tight vertical integration model, their tyrannical CEO Steve Jobs, and the price of their products, but Apple has found a successful formula for practically printing money and to…
Virgin readies Apple iPad magazine
Virgin is preparing a magazine which will be specifically targeted at the Apple iPad and other tablets. This could lead to a showdown between Virgin’s Richard Branson and Rupert Murdoch, who is also prepping an iPad-specific publication. There aren’t many details about what the Virgin magazine would entail except that it would be a paperless…
SlingPlayer lands on Apple iPad
The SlingPlayer Mobile app already brings live TV content to your iPhone, Android and BlackBerry devices but you can now make the most of your large Apple iPad screen with the latest app. As you’d expect, the SlingPlayer iPad app can stream your live TV content to the tablet, as well as your recorded content…
ITC looks into Apple’s claims against Motorola
In early October, we caught wind of Motorola suing Apple over some alleged patent infringements. Later that month, Apple counter-sued Motorola for some patent infringements, too. It’s a patent-infringement-lawsuit extravaganza! This time, the International Trade Commission, or ITC, has agreed to look into Apple’s claims against Motorola. PC Mag reports: “The U.S. International Trade Commission…
Apple Poaching BlackBerry Enterprise Sales Staff
In the mobile world, it’s not uncommon to see specialists move from one manufacturer or carrier to another, but it seems like Apple is making a concerted effort to nab enterprise sales staff from BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion. Digging around on LinkedIn has revealed that at least five employees in corporate sales have left RIM…
Koostik Wooden iPhone Dock Amplifies Audio Without Power or Parts
Perhaps you have a basement with retro-cool 60’s wood paneling on the walls… Or perhaps you are an audiophile with good taste in everything musical. Whatever the case, if you’d find a wooden iPhone dock that promises to amplify sound without additional power or components… read on. The Koostik wood iPhone dock is built out…
Apple to release iOS 4.3 next month? Subscription billing to be a main feature?
Apple’s newest version of their iOS operating system that runs on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch, came out less than 50 hours ago, and there’s already a rumor going around that another update, version 4.3, is going to be released quite soon. Earlier this month we reported about “The Daily”, a secret project between…
T3 Gadget Awards 2010 announced; HTC and Apple both on the list!
Popular gadget magazine T3 announced winners of its annual Gadget Awards as picked by technology experts from Sky News, MSN, The Telegraph, TechRadar and T3. The devices and/or services selected celebrate the “most innovative, functional, visible and stylish gadgets and technology” of the past 12 months. Without further ado, here are the winners: Innovation of…







