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Rounded Rectangles: Apple's Next Revolution Will Not Be Televised

Posted 02/19/2013 at 2:24pm | by Michael Simon

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I'm just going to come out and say it: Apple won't be making a television set.

Now, I might be eating those words in a few months, but from where I'm sitting, the rumors of a Jony Ive-designed, Siri-enabled 42-inch LED screen just don't make sense.

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Pokémon TV App Brings Popular Episodes to iOS

Posted 02/12/2013 at 11:46am | by Matt Clark

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After 16 seasons, the Pokémon animated television series is still massively important with younger audiences. And as a result of years of episodes, movies, and of course videogames, the adventures of Ash and the gang have permeated pop culture in a deep way. Today, you can start watching tons of Pokémon television episodes through a free iOS app.

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Recall - Reminders for Recommendations Review

Posted 10/25/2012 at 5:00am | by Michael Simon

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With millions of apps, movies, TV episodes, and albums available for purchase at our fingertips, it can be hard to keep track of it all. iTunes' new history tracker shows us what we've browsed, but it's not very discretionary, and there's no such feature for the App Store. Whatever your preferred method, if you're a rabid list maker, there's a good chance that Recall - Reminders for Recommendations will replace it. Basically, it does what iTunes and App Stores should have done all along: Keep lists of the digital media you might want to buy and make sure you don't forget about them.

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Zeebox Review

Posted 10/17/2012 at 5:00am | by Michael Simon

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Watching TV isn't quite what it used to be. With DVRs, DVDs (and Blu-rays), downloads, and apps, it's rare that we gather together as a group to watch our favorite shows -- even on the off-chance that we're watching something as it airs. But with Zeebox, you'll always have somebody to watch with, whether they're on your couch, up the block, or halfway around the world.

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Final Draft Writer Review

Posted 09/26/2012 at 7:28am | by J.R. Bookwalter

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While stage and screenwriters can now pen their latest opus using a laptop at any Starbucks instead of being chained to a desk, the creators of Final Draft are trying to modernize the experience even further by empowering a new generation of scribes armed with only an iPad. Final Draft Writer expands on the company’s earlier Reader app, a read-only offering that disappointed many screenwriters and playwrights. With Writer, words can now flow straight out of a writer’s head and into the iPad while remaining fully compatible with Mac and PC versions.

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NextGuide Review

Posted 09/14/2012 at 5:00am | by Michael Simon

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"What's on TV tonight?" isn't quite as easy of a question as it used to be. With so many ways to watch our favorite shows and movies, just about anything can be on whenever (and wherever) we want -- it's just a matter of narrowing down the options. Filtering through it all just got a whole lot easier with NextGuide, a dramatic reimagining of the classic TV guide. Instead of an unwieldy list of unwatchable channels, you get vivid programming squares that span many common sources of entertainment, like cable TV, iTunes, Netflix, and even Hulu Plus.

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The Week's 10 Hottest Apple News Stories, June 1

Posted 06/01/2012 at 5:30pm | by J Keirn-Swanson

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The summer is starting to heat up. We just got off the All Things Digital Conference and we're winding up for the final stretch before WWDC 2012 crushes out the news cycle. Is it the calm before the storm? Not quite, as a few news waves were made and we found a few apps worth your notice. Plus, you could have bid on these killer shades.

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Lights, Camera, Apple: Macs, iPhones, and iPads on TV

Posted 05/23/2012 at 11:00am | by Ambika Subramony

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Apple is notorious for its product placement. Unlike most companies, Cupertino doesn't pay for placement--it offers product instead. Sometimes it's subtle, and other times writers (who are oftentimes fans themselves) create entire episodes centered around a devotion to Apple. From vintage Apple to the iPad, here are 10 shows that feature Apple computers.

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TiviFlow Media Player Review

Posted 02/27/2012 at 8:21am | by Michael Simon

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Anyone over the age of 30 can remember a time when watching television wasn’t the delightful experience it is today; rather, it was a frustrating, tedious task involving dials and antennas. We’d forgotten just how awful the whole ordeal was until we spent time with TiviFlow, an app about as worthwhile as a pair of foil-wrapped rabbit ears. TiviFlow hails itself as a sort of souped-up iTunes library for TV shows that isn’t limited to QuickTime and MPEG-4 files. Unfortunately, the app never came close to working well enough to actually consider it as an iTunes replacement.

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McTiVia Wireless Mac-to-TV Connection Review

Posted 08/19/2011 at 1:28pm | by Paul Curthoys

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No, it’s not a yogurt that makes your Mac, um, run more smoothly. But McTiVia could dramatically improve how much you enjoy your Mac by wirelessly beaming your Mac’s display to your TV. There’s a catch or two, but just take a moment to think about how awesome it’d be to slap your OS X Desktop on your big screen and watch videos, surf, or even check email while your Mac hums away efficiently in another room.

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