Accessory of the week: Adonit Jot Pro Stylus
The Adonit Jot Pro really stood out in our recent pro stylus pen shootout. Adonit made a brave, bold choice by not going with the common fat-style silicone tip. Instead they went with a thin metal tip more like that of a mechanical pencil or fine pointed pen, and mounted it with a see-through, capacit...
Accessory of the Week: LifeProof case for iPhone
The LifeProof case for the iPhone 4S and iPhone 4 is simply amazing. It's waterproof, shockproof, ...
Facebook once again rumored to be making a phone, this time with iPhone talent
The only thing surprising about rumors that Facebook is once again w...
Editor's desk: Next small things, WWDC 2012, videos, podcasts, features, and more!
What's the easiest way to take a weapon away from a Grammaton Cleric? The answer to that is the answer to a lot of seemingly difficult problems, including, sadly, how to get passwords away from unsuspecting users. Unfortunately, it's not at all a way to get anythi...
Notable New iPad Apps: Diet Coda, Web Editor
Diet Coda is a new iPad app that's touted as a powerful, feature packed web editor with an easy to use ...
Weekend iPad Wallpapers - Memorial Day and Football (not that kind)
I've got just a couple of iPad wallpaper picks for this holiday weekend - both f...
Aperture update resolves Snow Leopard bug
Apple on Thursday released a minor maintenance update for its photo-editing software, Aperture. Version 3....
Fortune on how Tim Cook is changing Apple
The issue of FORTUNE magazine features an in-depth report on Apple CEO Tim Cook that delves into his leade...
Create E-Cards on Your iPhone With Cardmon
Ever since Apple introduced their Cards app, you knew there were developers out there thinking, “Wh...
Tim Cook's Apple: the one Apple story to read today
Credit: Bowen Liu/Apple Inc. via BloombergThe biggest challenge for Apple over the next several years will be how it adjusts under the leadership of Tim Cook. We’ve seen bits and pieces of what this new era means for Apple, but Fortune writer Adam Lashinsky has a cover storyon Thursday tha...
Jony Ive explains design ideas, says he'll stick around at Apple
Apple’s design head Jonathan Ive certainly has a busy schedule. In between enjoying healthy meals at Apple’scafeteria, working out in a gym and conceiving that non-TV TV in his secret design bunker at 1 Infinite Loop, he found time to fly to Britain earlier this week to ...
Siri by the numbers: interesting stats about Apple's assistant
Ever since Apple unveiled Siri at its iPhone 4S media event last fall, the digital assistant has remained in the spotlight. Whether it’s celebrity-laden TV spots or class-action lawsuits, it seems like it’s always making headlines.But some would argue that Siri is more of ...
Back to Basic: Top 6 iPad Shortcuts Gestures
This is a guest post from Greg Buckskin an avid iPad enthusiast.The iPad is a landmark device for several reasons, and chief among them is the sheer joy of interacting with a computer in such an intuitive and natural way. Virtually anyone from hardcore geeks to orangutans (no, really) can simply pick u...
Facebook releases Facebook Camera... with Instagram filters?
It's been about a week since Facebook released Facebook Pages Manager, and now Facebook has announced Facebook Camera -- an app dedicated to viewing and sharing photos to Facebook. The big talk on the internet, however, is that this app comes shortly after Facebook's acquisition of Ins...
Now you can share photos to your computer with Bump for iPhone
Bump is a very popular iPhone app that people use to sharing information like photos and contact by "bumping" their phones together. It used to be restricted to only iPhone users, then it appeared on other platforms, and now you can share photos with your computer. To share a photo,...
Snap! camera case for iPhone has working shutter button
Do you use your iPhone like a camera and want an authentic look and feel? Then you should check out the Snap! case from Bitplay. As noticed by Swiss Miss, the case mimics the outer casing of a retro camera and even has a working shutter button. The backside of the case has dials and buttons ...
Introducing a better mobile web experience for TUAW
Remember when the iPhone debuted and tuaw.com crashed mobile Safari? Good times. We quickly rolled out i.tuaw.com as an interim solution, but it was very stripped down and not ideal. We eventually added the ability to visit the full site, and the full site no longer crashes Safari (and looks gre...Collections:
Briefly: Android at GameStop, jOBS cast, Cook's visitor
Friday, May 25 marked the first day of Android tablets available for sale at 1600 GameStop stores. The Samsing Galaxy Tab 10.1, Asus Transformer and Transformer Prime, and the Acer Iconia line are available bundled with "a hand-picked selection of free games, like Sonic CD and Riptide, the Kongre...
Samsung Galaxy S III gets global launch, US to follow
Samsungís eagerly anticipated Galaxy S III has been launched globally in 28 countries. Users in European countries including Germany and Britain are already enjoying their new jumbo-sized handsets, joining users in Middle East countries as well. Samsung says that it plans to roll out the Gal...
Samsung launches Music Hub cloud and subscription service
Following the international launch of its Galaxy S III flagship, Samsung has also launched its new Music Hub Premium service to compete with Appleís iTunes and iTunes Match. The new cloud-based subscription music service aims to put Samsung on a more even footing with Apple in terms of the c...
As Layoffs Loom, RIM's Chief Legal Officer Steps Down
There goes another one — RIM announced today that Chief Legal Officer Karima Bawa will soon be leaving the company. This is RIM’s second major departure in as many weeks, with RIM sales head Patrick Spence leaving the ailing smartphone maker last Wednesday. At the time, sources pointe...
What Will Facebook's Perfect Storm Of An IPO Leave Behind?
The Facebook IPO was supposed to be Silicon Valley’s shining moment.It’s the book-end for the decade of recovery that followed the first wave of consumer Internet companies. It was the debutante ball for the next great Silicon Valley company, the one with the most potential to last a ...
Gartner: Over $172B In Mobile Payments In 2012; SMS, Web Most Popular Routes
No, NFC still hasn’t come to the iPhone — or many other devices, for that matter. But this does not appear to be stopping the momentum in the world of mobile payments. Research out today from Gartner says that this year will see more than $171.5 billion in mobile payment transactions ...
YC Alum/Construction Disruptor PlanGrid Nails $1.1M Seed Funding From Box, 500 Startups, And More
One more Y Combinator startup from the March 2012 class has bagged a seed round of funding. PlanGrid, which has created a groundbreaking app for the construction industry, has raised $1.1 million from a notable list of backers. They includeSuleman Ali, founder and CEO of TinyCo; Sam Altman, found...
Apple gives Flattr micro-payment the thumbs down
The iPhone maker rejects a donation-focused third-party payment system, saying it violates the App Store's terms and conditions. But does it actually have more to do with competition?
Apple's original iPad with two dock connectors found on eBay
Ever since the launch of the first iPad, rumors floated that early designs displayed dual dock connectors. Now a new eBay listing seems to confirm these prototypes.
Join us tonight for Tim Cook's chat from D10
Apple CEO Tim Cook kicks off the D10 conference tonight as the event's headlining interviewee. CNET will be live-blogging the chat.
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