The 12 Days of Appmas has begun. Per Pocketlint, Apple’s annual download giveaway began today and runs through January 6th. The free gifts kick off with some Coldplay tracks and videos from the band’s latest Apple-sponsored festival appearance and will feature additional music, apps, etc. with each one being available for just 24 hours. Take […]
Month: December 2011
There may be less of an actual reason to keep your devices off during a flight. Per Electronista, both an Amazon Kindle and a Sony voice recorder tested around 30 microvolts, or well under the 100 volts per meter limit the FAA demands. While iPads weren’t measured, they too would be well under the limit. […]
It’s December 24th, the presents are under the tree, the Christmas lights are shining and even if you don’t get absolutely everything you want this year, there’s still friends, family and some amazingly good food to consider. That being said, the staff of O’Grady’s PowerPage wish you the very best this holiday season and will […]
The same organization that almost blew up the world in “War Games” knows exactly where Santa is this year. Per Macworld, NORAD, the Colorado Springs-based military organization responsible for the aerospace and maritime defense of the United States and Canada, has released the the NORAD Tracks Santa app available for free from the App Store […]
You can’t keep a good remote app down. Per MacNN, LogMeIn Ignition, a US$30 iOS app that allowed users to fully access and control unlimited numbers of Macs and Windows machines from their mobile device, has effectively been superceded by a new, free app simply called LogMeIn from the same company. However, Ignition users will […]