If you’re looking for an ultra-realistic golf game for the iPad then you might want to stop reading now. As it says on one of the loading screens of Flick Golf HD, “this is golf reinvented”. If you like the sound of a faster paced golf game that involves flicking and (sometimes) frantic swiping read on…
One of the things I love about ordering from the Apple Online Store is that in most cases I can expect my order to arrive within a couple of days. Even just before Christmas last year, when most of the UK was covered in snow and many other companies were struggling to deliver items at all, I received an order within 24 hours. So when I saw Apple advertising a new express delivery service I was curious to know what it involved.
If you follow macsessed on Twitter, you will probably know I’m not the worlds most active tweeter. Bar a few tweets every couple of days I’m more of a passive user – I tend to use it to keep an eye on what’s going on in the world. So in some ways Trickle for Twitter is the perfect app for me – and that’s because it’s a passive Twitter Client.
A couple of days ago I received a promo code that allowed me to download an iPhone App for free, but I must admit that having never had one before I wasn’t sure where to enter it. I suspect I’m not alone in this so thought it would be a good idea to write a quick post explaining what you need to do.
Although it was originally released back in July 2010, I only bought a Magic Trackpad a few days ago. When it was first introduced I really couldn’t see me having any need for one, so what made me change my mind?
Sounds obvious doesn’t it? But it’s easy to forget that each time you download a podcast in iTunes those files take up space on your hard drive, and with some video podcasts you could be talking around 300 MB per show!
Whether you own an iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, Cinema Display or any Mac with a built-in screen, you will want to show off that bright, crisp, glossy display to it’s fullest with a decent wallpaper. While there are many sites claiming to offer the best wallpapers, there’s only one site that I keep returning to – InterfaceLIFT.
Apple posted an iPad 2 TV advert to its YouTube Channel yesterday. Titled ‘We Believe’ it opens with the statement “technology alone is not enough” and despite being only 30 seconds long manages to show an iPad 2 being used for a wide range of tasks including viewing a home video, monitoring heart rates, typing an email, looking at financial data and playing a guitar.
That’s the question I just asked over on twitter, prompted by the fact that my 2006 iMac is starting to feel a little sluggish. It already has 3GB RAM installed, which according to Apple is the maximum supported. But sometimes you can install and use more than what is officially supported.