So after watching WWDC (repeatedly), I’m now torn on whether to purchase an iPhone 4 (32 GB) or an iPad 3G (64 GB). Due to my inability to make the AT&T December cutoff, I can only choose one (as iPhone 4 will cost me $500 instead of $300, unless I add a 2nd line). However if I choose the iPad, it will set me back $1,000 total (as I plan to purchase the...

Photo:Vlad Lazerian, Creative Commons, Flickr I’ll save you the video from my spiritual blog, but basically it looks like my country is being led by incompetant fools (to put it bluntly), which is (believe it or not) one of my biggest fears. My fury with BP who is humerously called Beyond Petroleum (although they should rename themselves Broke &...

(Image Credit: Engadget) Okay, I don’t have any spies inside Apple HQ (you’ll have to contact Michael Arrington for success in that department) but looking at last year’s clues I have the feeling that the next iPhone HD (aka iPhone 4G) is going to be classified as a medical device. Yes seriously. Before I delve into the latest iRumor, here is a...

Okay, for those of you who exist outside of the geekverse (or at least the twitterverse you stubborn Facebookers–I say that in love) it looks like the world’s number 2 search engine has decided to lay the smack down against the “search engine that shall not be named!” (via Gizmodo) Lets ignore the fact that iGoogle exists, which Google...

(Image Credit: Mobile Computing) Ever since Opera was able to put Opera Mini upon the iPhone, bloggers, journalists and tweetaholics have been experiencing “geek shock” that El Jobso would approve another browser outside of Safari. Opera mini has been downloaded over 1 million times in the app store over the past 3 days and many iLovers have made Opera...

When the iPad was first revealed to the world I was very disappointed. The lack of camera, flash and multitasking made the device less appealing in my eyes, making to look elsewhere (with the HP TouchSmart and WePad being top contenders–and no, I would never by a Joo Joo after they screwed over Michael Arrington of TechCrunch, but that is another...