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OOPS! AT&T site exposes data on over 100,000 iPad users!

Published on June 10, 2010 By Matt Coddington

This doesn’t bode well.  A group of hackers exploited a hole in an AT&T Web site to get e-mail addresses of iPad early adopters — about 114,000 owners — including top-level people in government, finance, and the military. Read more here over at CNET.  

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Everything Announced at WWDC in One Handy List

Published on June 7, 2010 By Matt Coddington

If you have any interest in Apple, period, you probably have already read a lot of this information about WWDC (World Wide Developer Conference) which took place today. But in case you missed something (or hadn’t heard a peep because you were under a rock!), the folks over at The Next Web put together a [...]

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Evernote for iPhone/iPad/iPod updated

Published on May 20, 2010 By Matt Coddington

Evernote released an update to Evernote for iPhone/iPad/iPod (version 3.3.4).  Among the list of improvements and enhancements, the most noticeable changes are on the iPad. Tag editing - You can now edit and delete tags directly from the Tag view. To do so, tap and hold a tag, then tap on the Edit popup. Recent searches [...]

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Netbook or iPad/slate/tablet – which is right for you?

Published on May 8, 2010 By Matt Coddington

The iPad has started a lot of dialog between people about what kind of mobile device is best – an iPad type device, or something more like a netbook.  The short answer is, it’s purely a matter of personal opinion and usage habits. The iPad can be accurately described as a consumption device.  Accessing just [...]

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Mint Financial App now available for Android

Published on May 8, 2010 By Matt Coddington

If you haven’t checked out Mint, you should.  Mint is free personal finance software that is highly endorsed by Kiplinger, Money, PC Magazine and others. Mint was acquired by Intuit (makers of Quicken) back in Sept 2009, so great things are happening with this service. Anyone can use the web-based version, and there are some [...]

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iPad: one week after

Published on April 14, 2010 By Peter Knowles

Editor’s note:  In the spirit of covering all things mobile, I asked contributing author (and childhood pal) Peter Knowles to write up a review of his first week with the iPad for one of our initial posts to the site.  Yes, there are 4 billion iPad reviews already out there, but I wanted to kick [...]

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