Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Wholesaler China Ontrade.com has parts from the next-generation iPhone 3G 2009 for sale now: The LCD screen and the middle internal bezel. They even have pictures comparing the new parts to the old ones. More: continued here
I’m looking at these images from a Hong Kong blog, and they totally look like The Real Thing™ to me. Sure they are blurry, but those applications’ user interface definitely screams Apple design. The gallery shows the video/camera screen, compass, the autofocus, and the voice recorder, among other things. More: continued here
The iPhone three.0 operating system free up will include new beef up for direct downloads of movie and television content from the iTunes retailer, consistent with folks familiar with Apple’s inside training materials. more: continued here
AT&T today explained some of the key details behind a planned upgrade for its 3G network, including improvements to the infrastructure underneath. The carrier now says it plans to start upgrading its network to 7.2Mbps HSPA this year and is likely pushing the upgrade for the next iPhone’s video uploading feature. More: continued here
Hulu on Thursday finally answered its most popular feature request to step out of the browser and into our living room. It also explained why Boxee has been shrugged off so persistently. More: continued here
App For That, is a website that gives you a series of user submitted “App For That” jokes, which you can vote on, tweet out, email, etc. The service looks like the iPhone’s text app, with submissions written in chat bubbles. Below that is a submission form for your own jokes. More: continued here
The latest version of the music notation software was announced Thursday. Also making news were new input devices from Verbatim and a new version of ADmitMac from Thursby Software. More: continued here
Apple CEO Steve Jobs is “healthy and energetic,” according to Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple. Wozniak made the comments to The Wall Street Journal at the paper’s “All Things D” conference Wednesday. More: continued here
Rob Griffiths offers up some keyboard shortcuts for moving the cursor about in the Google search box in Safari 4 Beta, as well as in many other apps on your Mac. More: continued here
By Charlie Sorrel Apple has finally approved the gorgeous-looking e-book reader, Eucalyptus, for the iTunes App Store. The application was previously banned for pornographic reasons: not because it contained objectionable material but because it could … More: continued here
Speculation has been that Sirius XM would wait until early June to introduce its new iPhone and iPod application. Investors need wait no more, for the day is finally here! What is most interesting is that this application seems to not be part of a single Sirius XM application, but rather as exclusive content to…
HoudahSpot 2.5 adds the ability to search the “any text” attribute using a single criterion. The Dream Capture video recording application and Backup Loupe Finder-based file browser for Time Machine backups also saw updates. More: continued here
Apple’s WWDC 2009 is almost here. On the menu: Definitely Snow Leopard and a even-stronger-than-before focus on the iPhone OS, as the sessions schedule and the promotion materials show. What else? Here’s what I think is cooking. More: continued here
If you find yourself inundated with a huge assortment of documents that are difficult to track, a document organizer application like EagleFiler can help you sort the mess. More: continued here
Recently, Apple rejected the iPhone app Eucalyptus entry into the company’s App Store. The reason: the e-book reader, which can search the 20,000-plus item classic library of Project Gutenberg, “contains inappropriate sexual content” by allowing access to works such as The Kama Sutra of Vatsyayana… More: continued here