With the oncoming approach of Apple’s newest technological juggernaut, the iPad, Amazon has quickly released the “Kindle for iPhone” App. Why?
Well, despite the successes of the digital book reader, the Amazon Kindle, Amazon appears ready to concede the war for the ultimate portable digital reading media device to Apple in the hopes that customers will continue to buy digital books and newspapers through Amazon.com.

Censorship is *BLEEPed up! Enjoy the power of the iPhone’s very own “Bleep Button!” The App provides a loud and ominous BLEEP at the iPhone user’s command.
Is a friend taking a passionate conversation a little too far? Remind them of the fact, that they have to pay the swear jar, by hitting the “Bleep Button” application to break up the inexplicable cussing.

“PC load letter? What the f*** is that?”

[Image by Jonathan Haeber]
This story has been brewing for quite a bit of time now, but it looks like the green light is on. But before we talk about the current, let’s bring up the past.

Well, hope you’ve already ordered your iPad’s accessories, because if you don’t have them now, you’re gonna have to wait a bit. That’s because the iPad case is slated for mid-April,the keyboard dock is now late April, and the USB adapter has been pushed back to May. Why the delay?

There’s always been something strange about me and alarm clocks: in College- and, I’ll admit, even way past that- I required no less than three clocks to get me up, each one set about a minute apart. I’ve been known to turn an alarm off and go back to sleep, and not remember a thing about it hours later- when I finally do get up, freaking out and cursing because I’m going to be late.
I’ve been late many, many times.

It wasn’t that long ago that we were all fearing for Steve Jobs’ life. Before the big transplant, rumors were swirling about how thin he was, where he was going and what was going to happen next. When he did decide to take that time off, he put his right-hand man in charge: Chief Operating Officer Tim Cook.

I didn’t pre-order an iPad on Friday. There are a lot of reasons why, but ultimately, it just came down to money. As it turns out, having a baby is expensive. Isn’t that right Mr $500-after-insurance-including-a-$200-”emergency”-fee anesthesiologist? No, I’m not bitter. Not at all.

What are the first pages you load when you fire up your browser in the morning? For me, it’s Gmail and Google Reader (yes, I am quite dependent on the almighty G). Of course, that’s for mornings when I actually have time to enjoy a cup of coffee in front of my desktop, that is. On mornings that I have to be somewhere, I am extremely grateful for Newsie.

Newsie is a Google Reader client app that:

I came across this article today on Forbes.com, and it brought up a point that I’ve been pondering for the past few weeks: is it better to get a data plan for the iPad from AT&T or a data device from Sprint or Verizon for close to the same price?

I was an English Literature Major, so you’ll understand if I’m more than just a little excited about my new find on the iTunes Store: it’s called Lit2Go, and it’s a collection of classic stories and poems, yours to download and listen to for free.

Oh Jennifer Anniston, is there any rom-com that you won’t do?
It’s Thursday, and I’m going to start a new regular feature titled Two Rumor Thursday. And by feature, I really mean that if I have two rumors to post up about on a Thursday, I’ll do it. Got it? Even you in the back? Alright, good. Now let’s get to it.

Summer time will be here before we know it, and with it will come a new iPhone for all of us to enjoy. Well, that’s the assumption anyways, since Apple has released a new iPhone every summer since 2007. This year the 3GS will have a successor, so what will it be and what will it have? I’m not psychic, nor do I have any kind of fancy superhero costume. But I can make some requests to what I do want on the next model, and that’s what I’ll do here.

Godzilla fans rejoice, as the awesome destructive power of the classic monster is currently free on the iPhone!
The “Fingerzilla” application takes the player’s thumb and puts it to good use…destroying cities, property, vehicles and various people.

If you were watching the Oscars last night, then you probably saw the debut iPad commercial. Maybe even more than once. But if you haven’t, head on over to the Apple website to check it out. Go ahead, I’ll wait.

I really want to tether my iPhone.
More than anything, I really want AT&T to flip the switch and support tethering on the iPhone. After all, they promised they would do so by the end of 2009, now here we are, 2 weeks into March 2010, and no tethering. Apparently, I’m not the only one who’s noticed that.