Apple (AAPL) said its Mac App Store will open for business on Thursday, January 6 and will be available in 90 countries at launch.
The Store will feature paid and free apps in categories like Education, Games, Graphics & Design, Lifestyle, Productivity and Utilities.
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Currents - The Triumph of the Ordinary Cellphone - NYTimes.com - 2 views
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Forgotten in the American tumult is a global flowering of innovation on the simple cellphone. From Brazil to India to South Korea and even Afghanistan, people are seeking work via text message; borrowing and lending money and receiving salaries on cellphones; employing their phones variously as flashlights, televisions and radios.
Pen Mightier Than Keyboard for Making Imprint on Brain - 5 views
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"Pen Mightier Than Keyboard for Making Imprint on Brain"
Generation X, Generation Y, Baby Boomers, Generation Z, Alpha - 4 views
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"Talkin' 'bout my label "
Making a Podcast With GarageBand for iPad | iPad.AppStorm - 4 views
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"With GarageBand installed, an iPad is a powerful and portable tool for musicians. However, just like its desktop version, GarageBand for iPad can also be employed by non-musicians too, as I'll highlight with a step by step guide to making a podcast on your iPad, complete with accompanying music. "
Their Numbers Are Dropping - the Cellphone Refuseniks - NYTimes.com - 2 views
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"The Cell Refuseniks, an Ever-Shrinking Club "
Connected, exhausted - Boston.com - 1 views
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"With teenagers sending and receiving an average of 3,276 texts per month in the last quarter of 2010, according to the most recent statistics from the Nielsen Co., it's no wonder that Michael Rich, director of Children's Hospital Boston's Center on Media and Child Health, is starting to see young patients who come in exhausted by being "on call'' or semi-alert all night as they wait for their phones to vibrate or ring with a text."
The Top 100 iPad Apps | iPad.AppStorm - 7 views
20 Awesome DIY Science Projects To Do With Your Kids - 3 views
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Before the advent of the uber-popular show Mythbusters or the push for more STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) in schools, parents and their kids were doing at-home science experiments. Now, the trend continues to blossom, although many of the experiments have remained somewhat the same…and always awesomely exciting!
Walking Benefits: 20 Minute Stroll Could Highly Benefit Your Health, Study Finds - 0 views
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A brisk walk each day for a minimum of 20 minutes could lead to considerable health benefits, according to a new study that suggests the sedentary lifestyle is responsible for twice as many deaths as obesity.The good news is that even a modest amount of exercise could make a difference as long as it's regularly performed, say the researchers, whose study was published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
IT"S Your Digital Partner ! - 0 views
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It\'s a telecom service like no other for the urban, educated, conscientious youth of today - a perfect communication solution for a busy, versatile lifestyle. Simply put, it\'s your digital partner. A companion who knows your priorities and enables you to stay connected to them. A cohort who understands you\'re fun-loving but hardworking and conscientious.
A Florida school district is banning homework - and replacing it with this - Chicago Tr... - 1 views
Everything parents need to know about esports - The Washington Post - 0 views
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"Forget the image of a sulky video gamer alone in his bedroom with a computer and three days' worth of pizza boxes. Now that esports - live video game competitions - are a high school sport, young game enthusiasts might be moving into the spotlight. These kids aren't just taking over high school computer labs across the country; they're changing what it means to be a student athlete. And while you may not relish the idea of your kid spending even more time playing video games, pro gamers can make big bucks - and top student esports players can even win college scholarships."
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