Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Statistically speaking, most students don’t do nearly as well as they planned in a semester. The iPhone – your most portable computer – is an unbelievably helpful tool when it comes to educational organization, studying, note taking, staying connected with other students, data reference, and more. More: continued here
Like all shiny toys, your iPhone is always at risk of being stolen. Given your iPhone’s hefty price tag, and the amount of personal data that it houses, it is imminent for all iPhone users to protect their phone. More: continued here
AT&T may slash the price of its iPhone service plan by $10 when a new version of the touchscreen smartphone is launched this summer, according to a story on TheStreet.com. More: continued here
When a system update caused service failures and bugs in T-Mobile customers’ unlocked iPhones, the users emailed T-Mobile to alert them to the issue. Even though T-Mobile doesn’t offer the iPhone, they fixed the bugs and gave the users a service credit for the inconvenience. More: continued here
Microsoft’s Internet Explorer (IE), which again fell to a new market share low last month, is on a pace of decline that will push the once overwhelming dominant… More: continued here
These days, a 2-megapixel camera may not seem like much. But add Web access, a pocket-size Mac, and third-party apps to the mix, and presto! That humble camera is now a personal assistant and digital artist in one. Here are just a few of the ways you can extend your camera. More: continued here
In an important picture episode of the Macworld Podcast we look at three large considerations: Apple’s rumored bid for Twitter, Apple’s position in the downtrodden economy, and what to do with outdated Macs. more: endured here
The smartphone sales race may be closer than expected.Research In Motion’s BlackBerry Curve overtook Apple’s iPhone to become the top-selling consumer smartphone in the United States during the first quarter of 2009, according to research published by NPD Group on Monday. More: continued here
Right Zoom turns OS X’s zoom button into the equivalent of Windows’s Maximize button. It’s handy for switchers and those who’ve never quite gotten the hang of the button. More: continued here
Joshua Ziering took an iPhone, a radio-controlled helicopter, a Wi-Fi router and mixed it up with the iPhone’s accelerometer and touch interface to built a R/C helicopter controller. More: continued here
The classic adventure game Myst ($5.99) has arrived in the App Store, now playable on the iPhone and iPod touch.But don’t get too excited just yet, you’ll need some patience, Myst for the iPhone is over 700MB! And due to the way iPhones install apps, you’ll need at least 1.5GB of free space on your…
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GeeThree has rolled out new SlickFX plug-in effects that adds “Ken Burns” style motion to still photos; a companion plug-in, and 750 new soft and organic dissolves. More: continued here
Verbatim’s wireless laptop Laser Mouse is a superior, serviceable mouse. Its buttons are easily programmable and you could swap monitoring speeds on-the-fly. more: persisted here
Rob Grififths takes you on a tour of GeekTool, a free system utility that lets you show pictures, text files, and the output of Unix instructions to your personal computer. extra: endured right here
With rumors abounding of an Apple media pad, the Macalope takes it upon himself to voyage into dreamland and have his fill of the cotton candy and marzipan that will no doubt make up this mythical device. More: continued here