Times are changing and so are social media policy and practices. Google is about to re-publish their trimmed and reduce policies for users. Most of us are using Google in some fashion. It’s important to realize just how much your Google patterns and habits are being tracked and logged. Google + is becoming an alternative socialnetwork and exposes much of what you do on Google to your “circle” and search engines on Google. 
Final Cut , Adobe, Avid, Autodesk editors and digital filmmakers from around the world will once again gather together for the Eleventh Annual San Francisco SuperMeet, to be held on Friday, January 27, 2012 at the UCSF Mission Bay Conference Center in San Francisco, CA. Continue reading »
You arrive at a reuinion of friends and musicians expecting a weekend of leisure. You see the fellow musicians setting up their amps, guitars and drums??? Nobody said “bring your keyboard!” What do you do?
Appsequence has announced the release and immediate availability of Kinema 1.0, their exciting new movie entertainment app for iPhone and iPod touch. The app lets you find movie information with simplicity and elegance. Continue reading »
Here comes a generic mix of iPad / iPhone apps just for the season, with something for just about anyone …
* iBooks Author
* Valentine Day Cards
* Photo Sense fast effective retouching
* Photo Collage HD Lite
* DrawCast – Drawing/painting/sketching/doodle
* Valentine Camera+
. . . and more
The popular iPhone mileage log application, MileBug, has been updated to include the IRS 2012 tax deduction rates. The IRS has actually only changed the Medical/Moving rate, decreasing it by one-half cent. The rates for 2012 are as follows: Continue reading »
Making your plans for vacation travel this year? The Gamma Project has launched Travel Assistant 1.6, a major update to their popular productivity / travel app for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices. Continue reading »
For all you musicians out there — Mitch Gallagher reports from the floor of the Anaheim Convention Center, and there’s a staggering array of new products to check out. Mitch covers some of the notable new products on display, but with so much to see and hear we have a lot more to cover! Continue reading »
I know that there are a number of people interested in cord cutting. At least in how that relates to cable TV. Netflex and websites like Hulu and even those of most networks provide a possible alternative.
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This article by Alex Day not only lists these bugs but tell you how to correct the issues they cover. Continue reading »
House of File, a mobile developer focused on a wide variety of applications, has announced the recent update of iSafe N Secure for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. iSafe N Secure is a unique iCloud enabled mobile information security solution. The app gives users the power to safely store everything from various account login names and passwords, to sensitive personal records, and more all under virtual lock and key without worry. Continue reading »
Figment, Inc. has announced the release of WeatherAlert 1.0 for Mac OS X. WeatherAlert monitors for severe weather notices for your location and will display a visual alert when an alert arrives. Continue reading »
Here comes another of those web dilemmas : who is right? The guys who want to protect U.S. ingenuity and creativity from being ripped off by counterfeiters … or the liberal press and the web sites who stand to make the most money from online pirating? It’s a tough decision. Are you for or against SOPA and PIPA? Wait, stop! First look at some facts . . .
EUROCOMP has released Timing 1.1.5, an update to its unique new time tracking application for OS X. In contrast to classic time tracking applications, Timing doesn’t require users to manually operate timers. Instead, users’ activities like editing documents, surfing the web, and playing games are tracked automatically and can be easily reviewed at a later time.
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MEA Mobile has launched a suite of engineering simulators designed for the iPad. Perfect for both electrical engineers and engineering students alike, the Ray Tools series were designed with a retro look and feel harkening back to the 1970′s with vintage plastic keys, worn leather and glowing green numeric displays. In addition, the apps feature practical examples, term glossaries and data export functions.
