The iPad will certainly stir up a lot of buzz… let’s take a look at the fallout from this week’s iPad evaluation and criticism … * Apple Pulls Flash Content * VoIP on iPad Green-Lighted * iPad could give Microsoft fits * iPad Challenges Google’s Chrome Cloud Computing Designs * Sony Touched iPad * iPAD Impact on AT&T and Other Wireless Services * iPad Raises the Stakes for E-Readers * Buy an Apple iPad for Your Child? … and others.
Continue reading »Nothing seems to change in the world of cybercrime, and as we drive deeper into 2010 it just gets worse. This week’s coverage includes: * Attackers exploit iPad launch * Facebook a new phishing scam? * Operation Aurora * Hackers target friends of Google workers * Phishing email warns you owe $293.11 in debt * Phishing PayPal posers * BBB Lists Top 10 Scams * 6 ways crooks can get you online * Adobe PDF Reader Phishing… and more
Continue reading »OS X Hidden Gems was written on January 29, 2010 by Bryan Schuetz. I am writing this at 10:45 PM on the 30th and already 50 people have commented on the article and added tips.
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Independent developer Pere Orra has announced Touch Cams 1.0 for iPhone and iPod touch devices. Touch Cams is a webcams viewer that lets you freely distribute the cams on as many screens you may need. Touch Cams does not include a cams directory, and instead lets you find webcams on the web with its integrated web browser with Google search.
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This article at “Mac-Essentials” has a pretty nice list of Mac apps. I don’t know that Apple would agree with all of them. After all one listed is Flash, which Apple is not allowing on the iPhone, the iPod Touch or the iPad.
Last week Apple unveiled their latest creation, the iPad. It’s a tablet device that is basically a giant iPhone. One of the best features is that virtually all iPhone and iPod Touch Apps are compatible with this new and exciting device! Which means that you can already print from the iPad using the current version of ActivePrint for the iPhone!
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With more and more people using Safari on the iPhone to browse the Web for work and play, the lack of in-page search functionality in this popular mobile Web browser is baffling. If one has ever used the “Edit – Find” feature of traditional Web browsers, one must wonder why it is not available in Safari on the iPhone.
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I used to frequent MacFixIt forums on a somewhat regular basis. Now that I am not doing “consulting” about Macs, I have gone there very infrequently. I just Stumble Upon a new site that according to an article there, is replacing MacFixIt’s forums.
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The criminal shipper/courier virus cartel has launched a new attack attempting to make you believe you must download an attachment in order to claim a package. BEWARE: DO NOT CLICK…
Continue reading »Apple has finally introduced the iPad. It’s been talked about and fantasized about for several years. We first started predicting the “iPad” (or iTablet, or iSlate) ever since the first iPod Touch came out. Once we get our hands on one, we’ll see if it meets our expectations. For now, we’ll have to rely on Apple media info for the details…
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