Thursday, May 3, 2012

Headphones/EarPhones from the Moderate to Expensive

Headphones/EarPhones from the Moderate to Expensive - Over the last two months, with the help of three of my children, I've been testing out three additional types of listening headgear. In ascending order of price, they are the Urbanears Plattan, at $60, the V-Moda Crossfade LP2 at $199, and the Scosche IEM 856M in-ear buds at $249.99.

(Via Wired Top Stories.)

Hands on with Amazon Cloud Drive for Mac

Hands on with Amazon Cloud Drive for Mac - Hands on with Amazon Cloud Drive for Mac Amazon on Wednesday launched Cloud Drive for Mac, a means by which you can access your Amazon-hosted cloud storage from your desktop--sort of. Staff writer Lex Friedman goes hands on.

(Via Macworld.)

Delete Dropbox cache to recover drive space

Delete Dropbox cache to recover drive space - Delete Dropbox cache to recover drive space If you use Dropbox to share files with co-workers and clients, you might be surprised to find yourself running out of room on your hard drive. Here's how to find and delete the offending files.

(Via Macworld.)

How to transition your website away from MobileMe and iWeb

How to transition your website away from MobileMe and iWeb - How to transition your website away from MobileMe and iWeb If you're thinking about alternatives to iWeb with the demise of MobileMe, here are some strategies to consider for updating your Website.

(Via Macworld.)

Turn an old MagicJack into a Google Voice accessory

Turn an old MagicJack into a Google Voice accessory - Thanks to a clever Windows utility called GVJack App, you can make unlimited free calls (for now, anyway).

(Via CNET News.com.)

Tiny mic could improve cochlear implants

Tiny mic could improve cochlear implants - Electrical engineers unveil a prototype the size of a pencil eraser that would reside in the middle ear instead of worn externally behind the ear.

(Via CNET News.com.)

Target to stop selling Amazon Kindle products in favor of iPad, Nook

Target to stop selling Amazon Kindle products in favor of iPad, Nook - Target said it will stop carrying Amazon's Kindle product line, including the Kindle Fire, which is estimated to make up more than half of all US tablets using Android.

(Via AppleInsider.)