Mr. President and His iPad
In a stunning reversal of his previous claims about the iPad as a “distraction” device, the Leader of the Free World, Barack Obama, has confessed to using a computer, a Blackeberry and an iPad.
WWDC 2011 Expectations: Apple’s Cloudy Future
Apple’s 2008 Worldwide Developer Conference brought us the App Store. In 2009, we got the iPhone 3GS. In 2010, Steve Jobs revealed the iPhone 4. What will 2011 bring us? For years, WWDC has
Is Apple’s Music Dominance Out of Tune?
It goes without saying: Apple is currently the most dominant force in music sales. There is only one place people go today if they want to buy music: iTunes. It almost sounds too goodAdvertisement
Apple’s Putting an End to the Open Web
We are armed with mobile technology. Our primary weapon: the notebook computer. It handles the brunt of the work. We communicate, research, explore, and discover information from it. Our secondary weapon: the smartphone. It
March’s Madness on iPad
We at Maciverse are constantly in search of ways that you can push your Apple devices to their full potential. Over the past few weeks, the NCAA March Madness On Demand App has given
It’s Time To Fix Apple’s Confusing Product Lineup
It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out that Apple’s products have a somewhat odd pricing structure. But why is this so? For a company that has prided itself on keeping things simple,
Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Mac OS X Lion
Apple has maintained the incredible look and feel of Mac OS X for nearly a decade, while constantly adding improvements that make the operating system more functional and accessible to its users. But Mac
