Doodle Jump Creator is Trying to Trademark Doodle
Well, this is fun. Lima Sky, Doodle Jump creator, is trying to trademark doodle. The word doodle. As the article notes, there are several games on the App Store with doodle in their title. And I don’t find the artwork in Doodle Jump particularly unique. The doodle guy reminds me a lot of Q*Bert. The [...]
Google Search Alternatives
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Motorola’s Atrix 4G, a great idea
I know this isn’t Apple or Mac related, but it’s such a great idea that I hope Apple takes a look at this idea and looks at a way of doing something like this themselves. Motorolla has announced a smart phone that doubles as a notebook computer when plugged into its dock. The Motorolla Atrix [...]
Dave’s App picks for 2010
iPad Game Angry Birds [$4.99] – pretty much a given. This game has been in the top 5 for nearly a year! Lego Harry Potter – Years 1-4 [$4.99] – This is a personal pick. For a $5 App Store game, this game has a ton of content that is unique to the iPad. The [...]
Podcast Episode #038
Official Google Voice App The Beatles Minecraft TikTok+LunaTik Multi-Touch Watch Kits
Windows Phone 7 looks pretty good
The new Windows Phone 7 phones look pretty darn good and the price is very competitive at the $199 price point. Tested.com has a good set of articles on the new devices and their features. The interesting thing with Windows Phone 7 is that there are going to be many manufacturers as well as a [...]
Apple finally updates Remote and makes it Universal
It’s been quite some time now, but Apple finally updated their Remote app and made it Universal. The iPhone version has been updated for the iPhone 4′s Retina display and the iPad version takes full advantage of the iPad’s screen real estate. Remote also now supports iTunes’ “Home Sharing” to locate iTunes Libraries so you [...]
My predictions for the upcoming Apple Event
I usually don’t buy into predicting Apple events since I don’t have a finger on the pulse of Apple, but I have been keeping up on all the rumors and such, so I thought I would put my 2¢ in on the prediction game. Typically in September, Apple refreshes the iPod line of products. So [...]
Android app steals data
VentureBeat.com has an interesting article about an Android app that was downloaded several million times that collected browsing history, text messages, the phone’s SIM card number, subscriber identification, and even voicemail passwords. Normally I wouldn’t even bother bringing up such an article. However, this pretty much highlights the need for some sort of vetting in [...]
Of Mice and Magic
Following up on Dave’s post about the new Magic Trackpad, Minimal Mac has a great post, Of Mice and Magic where Patrick Rhone notes: Let’s do some theorizing on that magic for a bit. You may see a revolutionary mouse and trackpad. I see something far larger and more subversive… Apple is rewiring our brains [...]
