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    Review: iPhone 4

    The iPhone 4 has to be one of the most popular products of the year, up there with the iPad. Today I'm going to both tell you about my buying experience and give you an un-biased review. I woke up at about 5 a.m. the day of the iPhone 4's launch and walked over to my neighborhood Apple Store. As I had already pre-ordered the phone, I didn't expect there to be that long of a line. But boy, was I wrong. By 6:45 ...
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    Top 5 Safari Extensions

    Along with Safari 5 came a nice little feature, extensions. Extensions allows developers to make little modifications/additions to Safari and then let people download them like they would an application. Today, I am going to be telling you my top five favorite Safari Extensions. You may need some help enabling Safari Extensions. Click here. Also, make sure you've installed the new Safari 5 before trying to turn...
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    Apple Gives Free Bumper Cases to iPhone 4 Owners

    Today at Apple's iPhone 4 press conference to address the iPhone 4 antenna problem, Steve Jobs announced that Apple will be giving away free Bumper cases and will be refunding those who have already purchased the $30 case. Steve announced that because they simply can't make enough Bumpers, iPhone 4 owners will be given the choice between a select amount of cases to receive free of charge. Personally, this is...
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    Will Apple Refresh The Apple TV At WWDC?

    There has been a lot of buzz over rumors that Apple will announce a new Apple TV at WWDC on June 7th. Engadget has posted that It has heard news from "a source very close to Apple" that an Apple TV update is coming. In this post I will be going over some of the featurtes of the rumored Apple TV as well as giving my opinion. Some of the features of the rumored Apple TV update are: Smaller, iPhone like...
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    Review: ScreenGrab for Mac

    Do you like to take screenshots? What do you do with the screenshot after you take it? Do they  just sit there on your desktop feeling all lonely and unused? Why don't you share them! That's where ScreenGrab for Mac comes in. ScreenGrab has something a little different from the built-in screenshot taking keyboard shortcut in Mac OS X.What makes ScreenGrab different is that it gives you the option to have your ...
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    Review: Belkin N+ Wireless Router

    How do you connect to the internet? WiFi? Ethernet? Yesterday I picked up a new wireless router for my home. I got a Belkin N+ Wireless Router for about $75.00 from Amazon.com. Today I will be giving you an in-depth review of the router. The Belkin N+ Wireless Router is a great router. It supports 802.11n, USB network storage, gigabit ethernet, and up to a 1200 feet range. One feature that I thought was nifty...
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    iPhone 4: My Opinion

    Extra extra, read all about it! The new iPhone is finally here! No, it's not called the iPhone 4G nor is it called iPhone HD. It's simply called.. iPhone 4. In this post I am going to be telling you what I think about the new iPhone and why I'm thinking about buying it. This is big. Guys, when the first iPhone came out it was lacking so many features including 3G wireless networking, Multitasking, Cut, Copy, and...
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How Comments Have Changed Online Media

Mar 31st

Posted by Colby Aley in Social Media

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As  newspapers and magazines get even more expensive and less popular, online news sites are thriving. First of all, online media is typically free to the reader. The reader does not have to pay to read the news. Instead, the advertisers pay the websites to host an ad on the site. Second, online media is usually easier to access than going over to your local bookstore or grocery store to pick up a newspaper or magazine.

Overall, both online and print media have their pros and cons. Today I’m going to be talking about how in my opinion, commenting has changed More >

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5 Must-Have Free Mac Apps

Mar 18th

Posted by Colby Aley in Apple

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Are you in search for some great applications for your Mac? You’ve come to the right place! In this post I am going to be going over five of my favorite applications for the Mac.

Tweetdeck (Website) (Review)

TweetDeck is by far the best Twitter client for the Mac. Even If you don’t have a Mac, you can still use TweeTdeck because it runs on Adobe Air, meaning it can be ran on Mac, PC, and Linux machines. In addition to twitter, TweetDeck also supports Facebook, Myspace and LinkedIn. TweetDeck auto-refreshes for you so you don’t to hit that little refresh button every More >

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Click Wheel Games: Games For Your iPod (Nano and Classic)

Mar 17th

Posted by RJ in Apple

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This is a guest post by RJ:

Have you ever wanted to get more games on your iPod then the default 3 games that your iPod Nano or iPod Video comes with?

Click Wheel Games are the solution to getting more games on your iPod Nano 3rd, 4th and 5th generation and your iPod Classic 5th generation. These games are specifically meant for the click wheeled iPods (Nano and Video) and will only work on the click wheel iPods.

To locate the page to find the games available for the Click Wheel iPods you are going to need to open iTunes and then follow More >

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Fully Delete Apps Off Your Mac With AppDelete

Mar 8th

Posted by Colby Aley in Apple

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One thing that OS X is missing is a solid and simple way of removing applications, screensavers, plugins, widgets, and preference panes. AppDelete fixes this. When you open AppDelete, you are greeted with a simple trash can on a gray background. Thats it. Except for a few menu items at the top of the window. If you are a neat-freak Mac user or just trying to save some space on your hard drive, this is an app for you. AppDelete is also great for if you’re like me and test out a lot of applications on a regular basis and More >

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ShadyURL: Make Your URLs Scary!

Feb 28th

Posted by Colby Aley in Social Media

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Have you ever wanted ot scare your Twitter followers? ShadyURL.com is a service which lets you do exaztly that. ShadyURL takes your URLs, then turns them into something that will scare the people who look at them. It’s like a URL shortener like Bit.ly or TinyURL, except not at all. ShadyURL makes your links longer, but most importantly, makes them scary.

ShadyURL doesn’t really do anything useful, unless you think making people not want to click on certain links is useful. It is a fun service but is deferentially not a service that you would need to use daily.

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Switching Over to OS X

Feb 23rd

Posted by Colby Aley in Apple

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Yes, I switched over to OS X! Last Sunday I walked over to my local Apple store and bought the 2.53Ghz Mac mini. 4GB of RAM. 320GB hard drive. After using it for a few days, I LOVE IT! It’s great! Fast, small, and elegant, I love the Mac mini.

This is just a short and quick post. I just wanted to announce to everyone that I am now a Mac. Do you know of any good Mac apps that I should download? I have been testing out a few and will be doing some reviews on them later.

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iRip Saved My Life

Feb 23rd

Posted by Colby Aley in Help

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Have you ever had a computer break and lost all your iTunes? The other day, this happened to me. My computer would not turn on. After tinkering with it for a few minutes, trying to turn it on, nothing happened. When I bought a new computer, I suddenly realized that something was missing. My iTunes. Probably some of the most valuable data on my computer. Gone. Luckily, I had all my iTunes music on my iPhone. After doing a little searching, I ran across an application called iRip by The Little App Factory. I read about it a little more, More >

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