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Pay.me: Get All The Money You Deserve When Selling Online
Most people have sold at least something online at this point in their lives. It’s an easy way to get rid of crap you don’t need and make a little cash in the process. But there’s inevitably a dip in the joy of your new found wealth when you realise that your chosen platform has taken their fair share of your reward. Pay.me for iOS wants to make sure you receive the exact amount you’re after.
Apple Patent Would Turn Your Friend’s iPhones Into a Lighting Kit
If you’ve ever been on the set of a professional photography shoot, you’ll notice the photographer doesn’t just rely on a single camera-mounted flash. Instead, they use a series of strategically positioned flashes, all tethered together so they function as one, to precisely control where and how much light is hitting the subject. And that approach is very similar to a patent Apple originally filed back in 2011 that could dramatically improve your iPhone’s photography prowess.
What Would A Mac Look Like As A Motorcycle?
If you missed the One Show in Portland this past February, you’re not alone and that’s OK. Here’s a nice little recap of some the show’s best. But if you skip to the 1:30 minute mark, you’ll find an interesting and all together nerdy custom built with parts from a Mac.
Thinglist: A Note-Taking App That Keeps Track Of Your Every Wish
Apple’s proprietary note-taking app is mediocre at best. You can make new notes, write things on them, and that’s about it. So if you’re one of those people who uses his or her phone to jot down pretty much anything that strikes your fancy, you’re going to need something a little different. Thinglist carries the same minimalist looks as the stock note-taking app but packs way more of a punch.
Apple Has A Huge Waiting List Of Cops Who Need iPhones Cracked
It’s no secret that the police aren’t very good at breaking into encrypted iPhones, but they’ve been asking Apple for help. A lot of help. According to reports by CNET the government asks for so much help that the “please decrypt this iPhone for me” waiting list is at least seven weeks long.
Your iPad Smart Cover Could Switch Off A Pacemaker
The little magnets sure make the iPad’s Smart Covers useful — but they could switch off pacemakers too, if a new series of experiments is anything to go by. When 14-year-old Gianna Chien set out on a science fair project earlier thus year, she decided to test if the magnets in the iPad Smart Cover were strong enough to interfere with implanted defibrillators.
























