The iTunes Podcast app is now known as Apple Podcasts and this could be leading to a re-branding of Apple’s music offerings (purely speculation).
While PC and Mac iTunes backups are at risk, if you use iCloud to backup you are safe.
The updated Google+ iOS App has hit the App Store and if you have your apps set to auto update then you likely are updated … Read more…
Let’s face it, iCloud storage space is a premium commodity and Apple charges you for every bit of it. iCloud saves your entire iDevice backup, … Read more…
As you might have read, there could be big changes coming to YouTube before the year runs out, most notably a possible subscription service aimed … Read more…
According to Wikipedia, a podcast is “…a digital medium that consists of an episodic series of audio or digital radio, subscribed to and downloaded through … Read more…
The Next Web is reporting that Apple iTunes along with several other services such as Test Flight and iTunes Connect are down for users. I … Read more…
Returning things can be pain. Thankfully a lot of businesses make it make it pretty easy but returning digital goods can be tough proposition. Many a time, … Read more…
In their ongoing anti-trust case, Apple admits deleting users music from their iPod’s between 2007 and 2009. Any music a user placed on their iPod’s or … Read more…
Currently in public beta, the MPAA’s WhereToWatch.com hopes to provide consumers with a way to find places to legally stream for free, or purchase digitally, … Read more…
When the unofficial announcement first came out that Apple was buying Beats Electronics, the tech community just could not figure out why. It isn’t often … Read more…
Beats Music is undoubtedly a big name in consumer electronics of that there is no question. It can be debated whether or not the actual … Read more…
Apple pulled out all the stops for its iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus and Apple Watch announcement the other day. They also invited long time … Read more…
Someone can’t seem to make up their minds…. After first removing the privacy app Disconnect from the Play Store a few weeks ago, El Goog reversed course and reinstated the app a short time later. Well, it seems some indecisiveness has returned, because mere hours after Disconnect was returned to the Play Store it’s once again been officially sacked. Are you following along so far?
It’s unusual to report an app coming from Android to iPhone but the times they are a changing. Google’s Photosphere has been a staple on … Read more…
V stands for many things. Victory, Vendetta, Veggies? That last one is probably a reach…In this instance, it also represents the Roman numeral for Five. Welcome to Episode V of Aercast! Five of us (or should I say, V of us?) talk about some interesting stuff, so give us a listen! Topics this week include: Kickstarter hardware actually shipping, some of our favorite games from E3, Amazon’s new Fire phone, the future of wearables, some upcoming summer movies, and much much more. More information is available for you after the break.
It seems like only two weeks ago that the Techaeris Aercast Episode 3 was released into the world. And now, a mere two weeks later, Aercast Episode 4 is available for your listening pleasure. In this episode, the crew talk about Apple’s WWDC announcements, Robot Arms, Amazon’s phone aspirations, Chrome’s 64-bit issues, and much, much more. Follow us past the break for download links and episode guide.
Welcome back dear readers/listeners! Episode 3 of the Aercast is now available for consumption on your favorite podcast app and iTunes. In this episode, we discuss topics such as the recent accord between Apple and Google as it relates to litigation, ZUUL Labs Kickstarter, the wildfires in San Diego, Nintendo’s recent troubles, and much more. Keep reading for the download links and complete episode rundown.
Episode 2 of Aercast is now available on your favorite podcast app and iTunes. This episode we welcome Blake Mitchell to the podcast team and have some good discussion on Google, Apple, Net Neutrality and some other pretty fun topics. Go listen now and consider supporting our Patreon campaign HERE.
Vertical Video Syndrome (VVS) has been a plague on mankind for far too long. As the source link below illustrates – and as I’ve shared more times than I can remember – Glove and Boots very successfully documents the perils of VVS.
According to Bloomberg, Sony is in the market looking to sell Gracenote. Gracenote is audio-recognition software that is prominently used on Apple’s iTunes to retrieve … Read more…
The demise of Winamp hit the web full force with many paying their last respects with simple remembrances of the media player in their lives. … Read more…
Tango the popular U.S.-based mobile app that lets you connect with friends via calls, messaging and shared entertainment announced today that it has partnered with … Read more…
iBiquity Digital Corporation, the developer of digital HD Radio Technology for AM and FM audio and data broadcasting, announced today that the all-new 2014 Mazda3 … Read more…
SuperMegaUltraGroovy, Inc today announced the third major release of Capo™, the company’s award-winning app for the Mac that allows guitarists and musicians to learn songs in their iTunes libraries faster and more accurately.
Gesture-based interface…..this should prove to be interesting.
A few days ago I brought you just a few reasons why you should consider Android as your next mobile platform. Today I will give you some reasons why iOS could be your choice in mobile. As I did in my Android article, I am going to focus on the good points of iOS and the iPhone. There are plenty of resources on the internet that will give you their reasons not to adopt iOS (I have my own as well), but for this article, I am focusing on why you should consider iOS.
