By far, the most popular DIY project for the Raspberry Pi is to use it as a retro game console . So, with the release of the Raspberry Pi 3 a lot of people are curious how it performs in comparison to older models. Adafruit did a live stream showing just that. Read more…
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How Emulators Perform on the Raspberry Pi 3
Has your Tuesday been super? Maybe TaskRabbit can help with their new real-time option to connect you with taskers and get some chores done on demand. Read more…
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Remains of the Day: TaskRabbit Promises to Complete Certain Tasks in 90 Minutes
It’s no secret that we’re big fans of the Raspberry Pi and today a new model is available. The Raspberry Pi 3 features a new, faster processor, but more importantly, it finally comes with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the board. It’s still just $35. Read more…
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The Raspberry Pi 3 Adds Built-In Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, Gets a 50% Speed Boost
iOS: Podcasting can be a tricky business to get into, but ZCast for iPhone, just launched, makes it as easy as downloading an app, pressing record, and letting your stream fly. The service even integrates with Twitter, so you can let people know you’re broadcasting so they can tune in live. Read more…
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ZCast Makes Podcasting and Live Streaming One-Touch Easy
Mac: It’s no secret that a lot of people really don’t like iTunes, but that doesn’t mean that most of us have bothered to actually replace it. If you really just want a simple way to play some songs from your iTunes library, iTunes-Remote is a command line tool that’s simple to use. Read more…
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iTunes-Remote Controls iTunes Directly from the Command Line
VLC is one of those fantastic little apps we’ve all come to love , and today Apple TV users can finally get in on the action with the new Apple TV app. Read more…
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VLC Arrives on the Apple TV with Support for Multiple Streaming Options and Video Formats
Ever get an update to an iOS app that just completely destroyed the app and made it terrible? There’s a way to roll back to older versions if you’re willing to jump through some hoops. Read more…
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Download Old Versions of iOS Apps with a Clever Workaround
Apple’s notoriously picky about what apps are allowed in their store, which means a lot of great apps get locked out. Jailbreaking has always been the go-to method for getting unapproved apps , but jailbreaking can be a hassle. If you’re just looking to get one or two non-Apple-approved apps—like Kodi , video game emulators, or even the f.lux -like Gamma Thingy , side loading is the way to do it. The process is free, it’s easy, and it only take a couple minutes. Read more…
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How to Install Unapproved Apps on an iPhone Without Jailbreaking
Shelfie, formerly known as BitLit , already lets you take a photo of the physical books you own and get matching ebook copies. Now they’re throwing audiobooks into the mix, so you can listen to the books on your bookshelf too. Read more…
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Shelfie Lets You Download Ebooks and Audiobooks by Snapping Photos of Your Physical Copies
Apple’s 3D Touch technology may be young, but it’s already got app developers thinking outside of the box . If you want to use your iPhone 6s as a digital scale, Steady Square is for you. Oh, it’s also a game you can play. Read more…
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Steady Square Lets You Weigh Things With Your iPhone 6s (And Play Too)