Hopper, a killer Web app that makes it easy to paste images, text and files online, has just released a handsome mobile companion. Only weeks after its initial launch, this mobile Web version is available now on the iPhone, and it solves a simple yet utterly frustrating problem that plagues smartphones today. Hopper has managed to make it

By now we’re sure you’re aware that SOPA is more than just a tomato-based noodle soup. The Stop Online Piracy Act’s been stirring controversy with its intentions, and it’ll most likely continue in this path until we hear a final decision. Go Daddy wasn’t shy — before retracting — about its support for the bill,

Sometimes you have to see things to truly appreciate their magnitude. Apple’s latest quarter was somassive that MG had to write two posts about it: $46 billion in revenues, 37 million iPhones sold, 15 million iPads. The chart above, which comes from Francesco Schwarz, using data from Apple andAsymco (see a fully interactive version here), shows how unusual this quarter was for

Barcode scanner app ShopSavvy has been around for a few years now, but it’s about to receive a major upgrade. The ShopSavvy developers are integrating a feature into the app to allow users to scan an item’s barcode and then list that item for sale to other ShopSavvy users, creating a sort of instant Craigslist

The free downloadable iPhone app Nabit lets you catch the right moment of some trick being done and turn it into an action sequence photo like we’ve all seen in those skateboard/snowboard/BMX magazines. And if you prefer just goofing around, then use Nabit to pretend you’ve got 5 identical twins, or capture your kid brother trying to