Through January 24, 2010 you may download and use the NBA League Pass for free on either your Android or iPhone. The application allows for streaming live game video either through 3G or Wi-Fi connections. You can listen to one game while checking scores on another. Full replays of past games are also available. [...]
This creepy infomercial demonstration of Square credit card processing by Kevin Rose (Warning: Disclosure that he is an investor in this doesn’t come until the very end) looks pretty interesting. I’m not sure what the fee is to process a card (The site claims there’s no monthly fee or contract so I have to imagine [...]
I use Things as my to-do list manager on my Mac. Until now the biggest pain about using the program was synchronization. I was partially able to overcome lack of a native sync function between my iMac (home) and MacBook Pro (road) with DropBox (free file sync). However the achilles heel to the situation was [...]
Who thought we’d see the day when Microsoft launched an application onto the Apple iTunes marketplace. That’s exactly what happened today. This iPhone application is a near carbon copy of the Bing web site. You can use the iPhone GPS to locate yourself which then can be placed on the Bing maps. Voice search is [...]
This morning I awoke to an update of a new sort. An application called Notifications that I’ve used to send push notifications for RSS feeds had this interesting (if not very diplomatic) wording about their latest update:
“Pricing changed, don’t update if you don’t agree with it. The bottom line is I’ve tried to make it [...]
