Dvorak: Microsoft’s ‘Mojave’ stunt humiliates ignorant users and itself
Microsoft [recently] captured people who have been advised they had been getting sneak height at some future… more: persisted here
Month: August 2008
Setting Up Netshare iPhone Application on Windows XP
There are plenty of instructions out there on setting up your Mac with the iPhone Netshare application but its just as easy with Windows XP using a neat application called Proxfier a Setting Up Netshare iPhone Application on Windows XP Related posts Cool Gadgets – The Ladybug iPod – iPhone Dock (1) Echo iPhone Mirror…
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iPhone Voice Dial app hits AppStore
In case you’re missing voice dialing on your iPhone, you’ll be glad to know a third party application which enables the mentioned feature is now available on AppStore. I haven’t tried it myself, but I guess there’s no much fuss when it comes to voice dialing. Record your voice, assign it to a contact and…
MobileFamilyTree: Genealogy for iPhone
Filed under: Odds and ends, Software Update, iPhone, App StoreWant to carry your family tree with you? Synium Software, the developer of a genealogy app called MacFamilyTree, has announced a mobile companion for their Mac product. MobileFamilyTree for iPhone and iPod touch requires MacFamilyTree 5.2.3 to run, and allows genealogists to review, edit, or add…
Apple iPhone 3G gaming better than PSP and Nintendo DS?
you are an iPhone 3G-er then you probably know just how powerful the iPhone is at web surfing, media, and gaming. Apple has paired a powerful set of processors which graphic acceleration tech along with its multi-touch display, which makes the iPhone 3G ideal for mobile gaming. mobilecrunch.com In fact, the iPhone 3G is so…
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‘V-Enable’, the automated directory provider raises $2.2 Million
‘’ V-Enable, the leading search and enhanced directory assistance provider for cell phones called FreeMobile411, has raised around $1.1 million of $2.2 million in its current round of funding, according to VentureBeat. V-Enable, the San Diego based startup, was founded by wireless experts from mobile giants Nokia, Motorola and CISCO. FreeMobile411 is available either as…
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AT&T Worms in Apple iPhone Buying Experience
I bought a 3G iPhone yesterday (August 1) as an upgrade to my 1st gen iPhone. I gave the old boy to my younger daughter, now both my girls have iPhone sidearms. I bought a white 16 GB model, partly because everyone else wants the black and I’m a contrarian, partly because it won’t show…
IT advisor: the usage of Apple’s OS X Server, permitting end users to use Macs in enterprise is ridiculous
here’s an excellent thought to put to your CIO: Why now not run the company using a server working gadget made by means of Mattel? more: persisted here
Apple cooking up new 7-10 inch ‘mini-notebook’ Mac?
all the way through Apple’s contemporary Q308 monetary outcomes conference name, Apple Chief monetary Officer Peter Oppenheimer advised analysts… extra: continued right here
Apple quickly pulls Nullriver’s iPhone tethering utility from App store
the day gone by, a $10 application from Nullriver seemed within the iPhone Apps retailer that allowed you to make use of the iPhone… extra: endured here
ARM’s new architectural licensee is likely Apple
a new architectural licensee revealed via cell-chip dressmaker ARM may simply be an outdated buddy: Apple… extra: persevered right here
Apple’s cash pile could quickly exceed Microsoft’s
Apple Inc. shareholders have not had much to carp about, with the top off 1,474% considering that 2003… extra: continued here
Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers iFunds iPhone video games publisher ngmoco
ngmoco, a brand new publisher of video games for iPhone, has raised a series A round of financing led by way of leading venture capital firm… more: persisted here
What if you could change the iPhone 3G?
Filed under: Handsets, GSM, EDGE, HSDPA, Apple, OS X You can just feel the surge of power running through your veins, can’t you? Engadget Classic’s latest How Would You Change touches on Apple’s latest handset, and if you feel best equipped to chime in, head on over and do so right now. Like, literally, right…