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Month: July 2009
10 iPhone Apps That Need a Push to Use the Accelerometer
There’s no denying that the iPhone owes a large part of its success to the swift, rabid adoption of the accelerometer by the vast majority of the App Store’s 65,000+ apps. With an array of uses far beyond anything Apple ever dreamed possible, iPhone’s tilt controls have sparked a revolution of their own! More: continued…
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iPhone, iPod touch “cannibalizing” traditional iPod market
Sales of traditional MP3 players like the iPod nano, iPod shuffle and iPod classic continue to decline, as the enemies of these Apple products — the iPhone and iPod touch — come from within the same company. More: continued here
Hacker Says iPhone 3GS Encryption Is ‘Useless’ for Business!
Apple is wowing thousands of businesses and even government agencies who have signed up for the popular iPhone. Too bad its “enterprise-friendly” security features are useless, says a hacker, who does not advise using the iPhone for business. More: continued here
iPhone growth ‘stunted’ by AT&T deal
Apple’s exclusive deal with AT&T might not be having the desired effect on iPhone sales. Apple cut a deal with AT&T to lock its iPhones so that they only ran on the company’s networks. The deal was controversial and has resulted in ‘pirates’ writing lots of software to unlock the iPhone from the network. More:…
Mac News Briefs: MacProVideo.com adds updated Final Cut tutorials
Fresh on the heels of Apple’s Thursday update to the Final Cut Studio suite, MacProVideo.com added three new video tutorials focusing on Final Cut Pro 7, Motion 4 and Color 1.5. In other news, MathMagic, Yank, and SkypeCap all saw updates. More: continued here
Back up iPhoto’s Faces database
If you use iPhoto’s face-recognition tool, don’t lose all of your hard work with one stroke of bad luck. Back up your Faces data to protect against data corruption or user error. More: continued here
Apple CFO: ‘We can’t make enough iPhone 3Gs to meet demand’
Apple blew through analyst estimates, set record sales numbers for the quarter for Macs, and sold so many iPhone 3Gs units that factories on overdrive couldn’t keep up. In short, Apple had another amazing quarter that sent investors doing cartwheels. More: continued here
Cross-platform Web collaboration tool revamps Web presence
Mikogo, a cross-platform Web-collaboration tool, which introduced Mac support earlier this year has launched a new Web site to reflect the free application’s widening use. More: continued here
Apple drops DRM case against Bluwiki
Apple is no longer going after a wiki publishing site for offering links to an iTunes reverse-engineering project, and in return the EFF has dropped its countersuit against Apple. More: continued here
Mac OS X gets rootkit coding manual
Over the past decade, the world has seen advances in rootkits running on Windows and Unix operating systems that few would have thought possible. Now, it’s Mac OS X’s turn, as a security researcher plans to share a variety of techniques for developing the ultra-stealthy programs for the Apple platform. More: continued here
Retori?no vprašanje
Je retorik tisti, ki ve kaj je retorika? Ali pa je retorika nekaj, kar se lahko s ?asom nau?iš? Ker je to retori?no vprašanje, verjetno odgovor ni potreben!?
Foxconn employee committed suicide over iPhone leak
Rumors are swelling that some parties may have taken Apple’s secrecy policy to the extreme, causing one 25-year-old employee at Foxconn, the manufacturing company for the iPhone, to commit suicide thanks to “unbearable interrogation techniques.” More: continued here
Apple COO says laptop strategy is on track, even without netbook
Apple COO Tim Cook says that even without a netbook or iPhone-based tablet computer in Apple’s product line, the company’s on track with its laptop strategy. More: continued here
To AppleCare or not to AppleCare — that is the question
So, what exactly do you get with AppleCare? According to Apple, “AppleCare covers defects for the Apple-branded product(s) listed in your Plan’s Certificate or Proof of Coverage document…and provides you with access to telephone support and web-based support resources for the Covered Equipment.” More: continued here