Full FeedAppletell reviews Empower Your Parenting for iPhone, iPod touch
There are not a lot of physical pieces to this application. What it does is give you advice to help you raise your children to be “socially acceptable.” Now, I know my kids did not come with a manual. I would venture to guess yours did not either. Some pieces… Continue Reading »
Appletell reviews the Orbit MP3 and Tweakers portable speaker systems
In concept, I’m completely behind portable speakers for your iPod. Music is meant to be shared. That’s pretty much its primary purpose, after all. When I discover a new band, I find myself scheduling long car trips specifically so my wife and I will have the opportunity to sit down… Continue Reading »
Microsoft jumps into the retail store game
It’s official: Microsoft has answered Apple’s challenge in retail store sales. Locations and opening dates have not been specified yet, but it appears the number of stores will be small, with a focus on building brand awareness and excitement for Windows products. The effort is being spearheaded by a former… Continue Reading »
iPhone nano and touch rumored, plausible
iPhone plans are quite pricy…in the U.S., that is. AT&T is making the users pay a premium to use the iPhone, that’s for sure. However, analysts see a huge revenue increase by Apple selling a data plan-less phone. How exactly would Apple pull this off? Analysts predict two new products:… Continue Reading »
CES sells out of “Mac space,” is Macworld doomed?
PCMag reported late last week that the CEA has announced they’ve sold out their section devoted to the “Mac” for CES 2010. The iLounge Pavilion, as CES is calling it, sold out in one week, so CES had to quadruple the size to accommodate the demand. And so, the PC… Continue Reading »
Apple patent offers automatic volume controls
A patent filed yesterday from Apple shows off a possible option for dynamic sound control on Macintosh computers and, potentially, the iPod/iPhone ranges. The patent suggests the device is fitted with an ambient sound sensor to detect sound around the user and alter the volume as necessary. So, a loud… Continue Reading »
Appletell’s “most surprising” finds of Macworld Expo 2009
The best thing about attending Macworld Conference and Expo aside from mashed potatoes in martini glasses is discovering something on the show floor that you weren’t expecting. Being members of the media, we get a lot of invites to a lot of booths. But setting aside a day for exploration,… Continue Reading »
Appletell’s favorite gadgets of Macworld Expo 2009
It’s been a while now since Macworld Expo ended, and we’ve since seen a MacBook update that probably should’ve been in the keynote, and heard more news on the health of Steve Jobs. Thinking past this back to the show, and having finally dug through all the product materials we… Continue Reading »
Appletell reviews the Audioengine W2 wireless music adapter for iPod
The Audioengine W2 is a wireless music adapter compatible with the iPhone and iPods. There are two main components; the Sender and the Receiver. Setup is very simple; connect the Sender to your iPod via the dock connector, plug the Receiver into a powered USB plug (either the included AC… Continue Reading »
Last second iPhone/iPod gift ideas
It is getting down to crunch time. We need to get our e-mails, SMS, and MySpace requests to the big guy at the North Pole before it is too late. In a pinch? Don’t know what to get? Here are a few last minute ideas for the iPhone/iPod Touch owners… Continue Reading »
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iPhone Apps. They were great when the App Store was first announced and we could all pick and chose what we wanted, but the number is now overwhelming. Here at Appletell, we'll detail the great iPhone apps we find, and steer you clear from those that aren't worth it even if they're free.
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As Apple turns the iPhone into one of the most popular gaming devices, the staff of Appletell--gamers and Apple fans alike--are here to help you get the most entertainment value out of your app store purchases.
