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HBO Now launched today and is exclusive to Apple devices and Optimum customers[1]. Specifically, you can install the app from the App Store on your iPhone or iPad, and it will be on your Apple TV automatically the next time you turn it on. My initial impressions are that
Here’s the archived page of Engadget’s live-blog of the iPhone introduction in 2007. There hare hundreds of comments, but these are some of my favorites. It’s amazing what we found important in a phone just 8 years ago. Steve had his doubts Uhm, why? In a time
I have a tendency to give Samsung a hard time on this site. I’m definitely not alone in this endeavor, though. For years Samsung has been the whipping boy for Apple fans the world over. They’re an easy target, after all. They aren’t very original, they have
With Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge, Samsung Tries to Regain Its Footing - NYTimes.com If you pay the premium price to Apple, you get a phone with a well-designed operating system, no overlapping preloaded apps, and a host of services that often work very well, like iMessage, Apple Pay
Readwrite - The HTC One M9’s Best Feature Doesn’t Actually Exist Yet HTC decided to do just that by boasting about the fact that the One M9 offers a stunning 2 terabytes—yes, you read that correctly—of microSD storage. There’s just one problem: 2TB microSD cards
Matt Gemmell - Windows Phone: A Guide for iPhone Users I take my iPhone everywhere I go, and for the most part, it’s a satisfying device to use. […] It’s a little (dare I say it) boring. Some of that feeling is just because of familiarity; I’ve never
I should specify that the Alfred extension runs "sudo" commands, so you must have Terminal open and signed in for this to work. You probably don't have to do this too often, so pasting the commands into Terminal will work fine. Is your computer running a
WatchWare has quickly become one of my go-to sources for all things Apple Watch. And while their daily links are fun and thoughtful, this page winth interactive demos of Watch apps takes the cake. Seriously, check it out and play around with some of the demos. This is the most
Samsung unveiled their Galaxy S6 phones today, and oh boy, do I think they screwed it up. Here’s a snippet from Dan Seifert at The Verge: Hallmarks of Samsung’s phones, such as removable batteries, microSD card slots, and waterproofing are nowhere to be found on the S6 or
Samsung seems like a great place to work In fact, during one meeting with the global teams at Samsung’s headquarters in Korea, executives made the US team stand up in front of several hundred of their peers in an auditorium. The executives told the employees to clap for the
Well, we all knew it was a matter of time, and Pebble announced their new smartwatch today. Interestingly, they’re going to Kickstarter again, which makes no sense at all to me. They sold over a million watches and from all appearances, seem to be a legitimate company now, so
Leslie Price wrote this article about how the tech world doesn't understand fashion. It's getting a ton of attention, and it is a well-written piece, but I disagree with plenty of it. Instead of being released at $350, it would hit stores with a price tag
Like many other forward-thinking techies, I have been thinking about unsubscribing from cable for a long time. Services like Netflix and Hulu are increasingly my go-to places for all my television needs. There are a few things I still a few shows that I can't stream, and I
Steve Sande, Dave Caolo, and Kelly Hodgkins are back to writing about the world of Apple at Apple World Today. The trio used to work at TUAW which was shut down last week. If I'm being totally honest, I had stopped following the site a couple years ago.
Dish announced that they are adding AMC to their Sling TV service "Soon". Dish’s Sling TV, the low-cost cable-TV-on-the-Web experiment, just got a little more interesting: The service is adding the AMC network, the channel that delivers cable hits like “Mad Men” and the “Walking Dead.” I