I’m not certain how this particular device would work, but you read the title correctly, you can connect your mind to your iPhone. Apparently, it works by connecting the XWave Visualizer app, and when it is used with XWave headset, it can somehow track impulses from the brain, from the skull’s surface, and then converts [...]

We have reported on the Pulse News Reader before, when it came to the iPad and iPhone. We even told about how it got temporarily pulled. This is what Pulse is, for those who don’t remember: Pulse is an RSS-based new aggregator, that is quite unique. It has a “dynamic mosaic interface” that you …

I’ve seen a lot of iPhone applications that turn the iPhone into a universal remote, but Comcast uses Xfinity TV remote. This free Xfinity TV App allows those to browse and search listings, change the channel, and even schedule the DVR. Some of you might be wondering if it will show up on …

I have seen a lot of iPad cases here like the iLuv cases or the one from Louis Vutton. This one from FreshFiber is probably one of the gourmet ones, as it has a very elaborate work to it. Part of the design comes from a 3D printer, which should comes as no …

We have reported on a lot of guitar apps such as Guitar Hero and Pocket Guitar. Welcome to Lick of the Day from Guitar World! The best-selling guitar magazine has created a “must-have app for all guitar players who want to continuously improve their guitar playing skills and broaden their repertoire in a fun …

I have seen a lot of concept holographic iPhones, one of them could be the next iPhone 5. This really isn’t a hologram per se, no more than that hologram on the iPad was. This is a slide-on device that allows the user to see three layers of mirrors for watching 3D images. …

Well, we have seen Apple make a lot of big announcements, but usually we know when they are coming at least two weeks in advance, like their new MacBook Air or new iPods, However, this particular graphic appears on the front page of Apple.com. Now what is this secret announcement? Many are speculating …

If you’ve been following the trends of the Internet even remotely, you’ve probably heard of Minecraft. Developed by a European software engineer who goes by the game of Notch, the Java-based Minecraft has become immensely popular as of late. (If you’re not familiar with the game, read more about it at its official website, here). [...]

Some of you might be using Boxcar on the iPhone that allows for instant notifications from services like Twitter and Facebook. Now there is Boxcar 4.0, and this new version adds support for other services like Google Voice, Buzz, Github, as well as App Recommendations. It also has some other upgrades like new …

According to my Source, Trade Nations can best be classified as a “freemium micromanagement” game. I am assuming that means it is like Farmville, Pocket Frogs, and other social games, but it certainly has some terrific medieval graphics. You can build a small village and then grow it into a sprawling city, while …