Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
In the latest version of InDesign, Adobe removed the Navigator panel and replaced it with Power Zoom, a more useful and intuitive way to navigate your documents. James Dempsey shows you how to use Power Zoom. More: continued here
Could Apple be about to take aim at Nintendo’s gaming market share by introducing a Wii-like games console of its own? More: continued here
With the worldwide release of The Sims 3 only a few months away, Electronic Arts invited members of the media to preview the game. The new version includes vastly improved graphics; revamped game play that focuses on character development and the pursuit of life goals. More: continued here
If passed, the bill would enact fines and possible jail time on online services that did not blur out locations like schools and government buildings. More: continued here
Can’t figure out where iTunes 8.1’s touted Genius feature for movies and TV shows is? There’s a good reason: it’s not available yet. More: continued here
Firefox has been updated adding support for HTML 5. The browsers JavaScript and rendering engines were also updated. More: continued here
By streaming its music, sports and talk channels to users of the iPhone and iPod Touch, Sirius can give its existing subscribers another way to access content and let new customers sign up without buying new radios. Sirius also sees opportunities to bundle its satellite radio service with TV packages from… More: continued here
Apple is exploring the possibility of including a wireless “remote wand” with future versions of its Apple TV media system that would provide users with precise control over a cursor on the Apple TV screen in very much the same way a conventual mouse controls a cursor on a PC. It would also unlock three-dimensional…
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We have benchmark results on the four new iMacs. The speed improvements over the iMacs released in April 2008 are significant, and there are also some interesting performance observations between the new iMac models. More: continued here
It looks like the backlash from angry iPod owners worked: “It really has disturbed a lot of New Yorkers. They just see it as inconvenient and frustrating,” said Gov. Paterson. It was the governor’s plan for so-called nuisance taxes: Balancing the budget with new fees on sugary soda, iPod downloads, gym memberships, Broadway performances. More:…
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Bam, another Apple rumor vindicated. Apple just doubled the capacity of its iPod shuffle to 4GB as we heard. Available in black or silver for $80. Developing… More: continued here
Hydra, the Aperture plug-in (and standalone app) for creating HDR images, gains significant improvements in performance and features in its 2.1 release. More: continued here
The new Mac mini models provide the most significant upgrades to the line yet, offering slightly better CPU performance, considerably improved video capabilities, increased expandability, and better wireless technology. The result is that for the first time, the Mac mini is a computer that’s truly capable of handling the iLife suite. More than ever, it’s…
Apple has apparently had a change of heart about a Twitter iPhone app that sometimes presents users with language some might find objectionable. More: continued here
Apple updated iTunes, adding genius for video and the ability for users to connect to the new iTunes DJ via the iPhone and vote for songs. More: continued here