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Gadgetell Review: SnapWords for the iPhone and iPod touch
SnapWords is a game by Magnetism Studios that is meant to be played by lots of people. It’s kind of like Taboo or Password. Get a word on the game and try to get someone on your team to guess the word. When your turn is over, hand your iPhone or iPod touch to the other team for their turn. Keep reading for the full review.
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Couple slaps Apple with lawsuit over $0.30 price increase
The latest entry in the book of frivolous lawsuits is one filed against Apple by an Illinois couple. They are accusing the company of gift…
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iPhone 3G S activation may take a couple of days
Deja vu anyone? Much like last year’s fiasco after the launch of the 3G, we are now again seeing server problems when customers are attempting…
Gadgetell visits with TechVi to talk about the iPhone OS 3.0 launch
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know that iPhone OS 3.0 landed the other day. Apple’s servers really faced a challenge leading to some trending topics on Twitter. Should Apple have been able to handle the load or are they just facing growing pains? Gadgetell visited with TechVi… Continue Reading »
MLB At Bat app to support live game streaming
The new iPhone 3.0 software gives a lot of extra functionality to apps. As a result, MLB plans to use the iPhone’s streaming capability to allow for full game streaming straight to your iPhone or iPod Touch. Basically, owners of the $9.99 app could listen to an audio feed, watch… Continue Reading »
Safari 4 touts record breaking 11 million downloads in first week of release
Apple released a statement today that their new web browser, Safari 4 has been downloaded by both Mac and Windows users over 11 million times in just three days of its full version release. Additional, data released by Apple indicates that at least 6 million of these 11 million downloads… Continue Reading »
Safari 4 released for Windows and Mac
The newest version of the Apple created web browser Safari is now out of beta and available to Windows and Mac users. Apple has added about 150 features to Safari 4 with highlights that include a VoiceOver screen reader, zoom text, full page zooms, ARIA support, scriptable plug ins and… Continue Reading »
Who’s on Crack in Tech: 5.15.09
This week in Gadgetell’s Who’s on Crack we’ll go on a journey into the dumb, silly places the tech world is all too happy to lead us. This past week sees some far too much that should have been left on the cutting room floor. Things like standards that are… Continue Reading »
SlingPlayer Mobile app to be available soon in App Store
With your iPhone, doing many tasks on-the-go is quite possible, however, catching up on TV shows you saved with your Slingbox player or DVR is not so possible. Today, Apple has finally approved the SlingPlayer Mobile app which can stream your TV shows from your device at home, for $30. … Continue Reading »
Who’s on Crack in Tech: They are freaking liars edition
Does truth exist online? Does truth matter online? That is the focus of my “Who’s on Crack” column today as it seems to be all the rage. I’ll look at the tech firms that may have bent the truth this past week and how we really feel about the truth… Continue Reading »
Apple goes back on its word, puts NIN App in the App Store
A few days ago, Trent Reznor of NIN posted angrily on the NIN forums about how his app got rejected by the guys over at Apple. Since he posted his rant on a public forum, you can imagine the news spread like wildfire. The irony in this situation is that… Continue Reading »
FTC investigating Apple/Google relations
More than a year or so ago many people might be hard pressed to see too many areas in which Apple and Google compete. Sure, they both had photo editing and hosting services in Picasa and iPhoto/MobileMe, but that’s about it. Now their increasing number of competing markets is getting… Continue Reading »
Nine Inch Nails App update rejected, Trent Reznor gets angry
It shouldn’t surprise anyone who didn’t already know that Apple rules over the iPhone/iPod touch App Store with an iron fist. There have been several stories of Apps that got rejected for ridiculous reasons, or even some that were approved then taken down, like the Shaken Baby app. However, not… Continue Reading »
Palm Pre Information & Updates
Palm just introduced their next-gen smartphone, the Palm Pre, and next-gen operating system, Palm webOS. Gadgetell's got the latest Pre and webOS information and news for you right here.
