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Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
In a bid to cloak trade secrets, both Apple and Mac clone-maker Psystar are asking a Calif. court for a protective order. The legal move is designed to prevent disclosures during an upcoming discovery period ahead of a Nov. 9 trial. In an 18-page proposal before Northern District of California Judge William Alsup, the two…
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Despite grumbling by some shareholders about how Apple handled health news of CEO Steve Jobs, the acting head of the media company expressed confidence the firm will continue to succeed. “I’m confident in the future,” operations chief Tim Cook told shareholders during an hour-long meeting at Apple headquarters. In terms of market success, Cook’s comment…
Photographer Lisa Wiseman , who describes herself as “addicted to Polaroid film,” snapped a series of pics with her iPhone in everyday settings she called “the new Polaroid.” About them she says,”These images are the evolution of the Polaroid: they were all taken with my iPhone camera. Because the iPhone is becoming a ubiquitous and…
If Apple knows how to do anything, it’s take tech you’ve already seen and make it flashier and more fun to use. The new Safari 4 public beta is no exception. More: continued here
Digidesign released an update for Pro Tools fixing automation errors and an interface bug that caused problems navigating plug-ins. More: continued here
Apple this week is believed to have tapped its vast developer community to begin testing Mac OS X 10.5.7, a sizable maintenance and security update to the company’s Leopard operating system with a particular focus on syncing improvements. More: continued here
You have to wonder if users of Apple’s MobileMe online service have a ‘kick me’ sign. For the second time this year, phishers posing as Apple sent e-mails asking for credit card information of MobileMe subscribers. The e-mail warns MobileMe users their subscription is about to expire, but their credit card information needs to be…
the new public beta liberate of Safari 4 unearths the deepest look yet at the way forward for Apple’s software, hinting at what’s in retailer for the intently guarded user interface revamp coming in Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, in addition to appropriating ideas from other browsers and adding some original thrives, some of…
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To my eternal shame, my job requires that I use Windows at work. Lately, that’s been extremely interesting, because I just got a new machine at the office, and it’s spec’d similarly to my beloved 2.4 Ghz Unibody MacBook. That means that I actually get a pretty clear sense of the relative performance of Windows…
Apple launched Safari four beta, a brand new version of its browser for Mac OS X and home windows. This replace brings a bunch of new features, including a flashy new top web sites view, a completely redesigned windows UI, and toughen for some spectacular emerging internet requirements. more: endured right here
another day, any other iPhone rumor–so is this one for real? the current buzz around the blogosphere is that Apple is getting ready to offer its iPhone over Verizon’s community, therein ending its therefore-some distance-unique arrangement with AT&T. earlier than you right away consider the hype, allow me to provide a number of reasons to…
OK, so you’ve installed the Safari 4 Beta and found, perhaps to your mild surprise, that you no longer have Safari 3 around and that your default browser is now beta software. (For what it’s worth, I think this beta period will be pretty short, and that a proper release is not far away. Anyway.)…
Now that iTunes is the world’s biggest record store, it’s probably important for Apple to spotlight worthy artists who don’t have a giant promotion engine behind them. Fortunately, the company recently launched the (iTunes link) Indie Spotlight channel to bring attention to relatively obscure bands. On the other hand, they also recently created the (iTunes link) “Original Music…
While most of the Mac blogosphere has been occupied with a certain other browser release, the OmniGroup, a stalwart of NeXT and OS X software development, has made four of its own previously commercial apps, including the very appealing OmniWeb browser, completely free of charge. The other applications in question are presentation improver OmniDazzle, useless…
We have already seen an eco-friendly car manufacturer throw a free iPhone in with the purchase of a vehicle, and now a new concept car will be showcased next week at the Geneva Motor Show that will actually use the iPhone to control multiple car features. The concept vehicle was created by Rinspeed, a Swedish…