| Great Sports Apps for iPhone and iPad Posted: 25 Nov 2012 04:49 PM PST I wouldn’t ever say that I’m a rabid sports fan. Sure I try to keep tabs on the Red Sox, Patriots, and Canucks, but “keeping” tabs only means checking in now and then to see how they are doing in the standings and maybe catching a game on TV now and then. Other folks, maybe even you, like to folks all kinds of different sports. What better way to keep up with your teams, leagues, and sports than with an app, right? Watching sports has to be another place where the second (or third or fourth) screen fits in perfectly. The question is, what’s the right app for you? Continue reading → 
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| FloJack Brings NFC To iPhone, iPad And iPod touch Posted: 25 Nov 2012 01:35 PM PST |
| Jailbreaking as a Career Path to Being a Spy Posted: 25 Nov 2012 12:37 PM PST As the newest (and best in my opinion) Bond movie Skyfall illustrates, spying today is as much about mastering technology as it is about mastering a Walther PPK. A couple articles today caught my eye for that very reason. Not that I fancy myself a spy—or a hacker, just a geek—I have to imagine that all the work that is done on jailbreaking devices is great training for being the next James (or Janet) Bond. Continue reading → 
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| How To Check The Actual Signal Strength On Your iPhone Posted: 25 Nov 2012 11:49 AM PST In case you didn’t know, it is possible to see the signal strength indicator in numbers instead of signal bars on any iPhone (except the original iPhone) without jailbreaking it and it’s reversible. It has been one of the old hidden features that works on the iPhone running iOS 4.1 or later. It’s a lot more useful to see the signal strength indicator as a number [in decibels(dBm)] rather than as a signal bar (after we explain how to read the number a little bit later). Continue reading → 
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| Facebook Asks Employees To “Switch” To Android Phones Posted: 25 Nov 2012 11:19 AM PST As Facebook readies its rewritten native Android app to the public, Facebook is encouraging more of its employees to use Android devices instead of the iPhone by putting up posters all over its campus. Facebook's goal—get all its employees to test its Android app for bugs. The campaign is called "droidfooding," and is derived from the term " dogfooding," which refers to when company employees use their own products. Continue reading → 
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| How To: Creating a Custom iPhone Ringtone with GarageBand Posted: 25 Nov 2012 10:03 AM PST I’ve never really understood why ringtones are such big business. Why not just make your own? If you have the song in iTunes (or just want to record something through the mic), Garageband, and five minutes you can make your own personalized ringtones for all your iDevices. Continue reading → 
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| Deal Ending Soon: Learn to make iOS apps with the ultimate Xcode course [Deals Hub] Posted: 25 Nov 2012 08:50 AM PST If you've always wanted to build an iPhone or iPad app from scratch, iPhone Hacks Deals has an offer that you really shouldn't pass up. And don't wait too long to decide, either – because it won't be around for much longer. This online course can teach anyone to create beautiful iOS applications on Apple's seemingly complicated Xcode software – and for only $79! Continue reading → 
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