Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it — right? We know countless reviews of the iPhone 3G S may begin with that cliché, but there’s little chance you’d find a better way to describe the strategy that Apple has just put into play with its latest smartphone. More: continued here
On Tuesday, Apple warned of unsupported third-party media players syncing with iTunes. On Wednesday, Palm called Apple’s bluff. And the poker game continues. More: continued here
In a new craze sweeping the world, iPhone and iPod Touch users are producing extraordinary ‘paintings’ on their Apple devices. All the images were created using an application called Brushes and ‘painted’ freehand using fingers and thumbs More: continued here
In a tech note posted Tuesday, Apple reminded Palm Pre users who are currently able to sync their devices with iTunes that such capabilities may disappear in future upgrades. More: continued here
Pros know that enlarging photos is not always as simple a task as it looks. James Dempsey shows you how Alien Skin Software’s Blow Up 2 can produce high-quality enlargements without a lot of fuss. More: continued here
The new iPhone operating system, iPhone OS 3.0, which is coming out Wednesday June 17th, gives the iPhone tons of new features. While some of them are brand new, others are just small little additions which change the way you iPhone. The following list details every cool new feature and describes exactly how to use…
In addition to releasing a free version of Daz Studio 3, the developer rolled out Daz Studio 3 Advanced, which targets 3-D animators, designers, and illustrators with professional level tools. More: continued here
An Australian University is warning its faculty and students about some potential adverse health effects of using Apple’s notebook and other products with high gloss screens, saying prolonged use could lead to injury if precautionary measures aren’t adopted. More: continued here
AT&T seems to be using pretty underhanded tactics to get prepaid iPhone users to move over to new plans. They’re also requiring those users to sign new 2 year contracts even if they aren’t purchasing a new handset. More: continued here
The in-air mouse from Hillcrest Labs is targeted at users who connect their Mac or PC to a television set. Also, Shion home-automation software and the MAPublisher plug-in suite for Illustrator saw updates Monday. More: continued here
Apple on Monday finally got around to patching a widely-publicized security flaw in the version of Java shipping with Mac OS X, which could leave a Mac open to attack while browsing the web. More: continued here
OS X’s built-in Location feature lets you quickly change network settings based on where you are. Glenn Fleishman shows you how to get the most out of this feature, and how to tweak it with third-party tools. More: continued here
Apple and Hollywood are a bit like Eliza Doolittle and Henry Higgins. They’re from different worlds, they never expected to wind up together, and they frequently infuriate one another. More: continued here
Tales of an iPhone on Verizon’s network have been around even before the phone was released. Tech legend has it that Apple initially approached Verizon to be the iPhone’s exclusive provider, but the carrier turned its nose up at the new device. So what would an iPhone on Verizon’s network be like? Would it be…
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Instead of logging in and out of different user accounts on your Mac, rooSwitch lets you switch users for only one app at a time by switching what rooSwitch calls Profiles. More: continued here