Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
If you’re thinking to yourself, “Wait, it’s not April.” Don’t worry, we know exactly what we’re doing here. Everyone expects pranks in April and the days leading up. Now expects a prank in the middle of summer. Muhahahahahahaa… More: continued here
While Apple still has a ways to go to be the dominant cell phone provider in the world, CEO Steve Jobs is comfortable with his lead in selling mobile applications. Apple announced Tuesday that after a year in existence, its App Store has sold 1.5 billion applications. More: continued here
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Last week, I asked to you to make a new icon that really represents iTunes, not that old, busted CD. Who knew iTunes meant so many things to so many people? Glossy iPhones and dog poop, Apple must be proud. More: continued here
Wi-Fi connectivity problems are not limited to the iPhone 3GS, not by a long shot. The iPhone 3G is widely reported to have connectivity problems that, according to the large number of people discussing it on the Apple Support Discussions, dwarf the reports regarding the 3GS. More: continued here
Squashed Software has released RAID Monitor 3, a new version of its tool for automatically checking the status of RAID storage system. Also on Friday, updates to Geotagalog and MacFamily Tree. More: continued here
Google CEO Eric Schmidt said he’ll talk with Apple about his position on its board of directors, following Google’s announcement that it’s getting into the operating system business. More: continued here
Flexibits’s Cameras preference pane helps deal with the multitude of photo-shooting devices that we all seem to own these days, by letting us choose which applications opens when a certain camera is connected. More: continued here
In this week’s video, Rob Griffiths discusses time lapse video, those fast-moving videos that convert hours and days of activity into minutes and seconds of video. More: continued here
Traditional book publishing — glacier-like in responding to change generally — is finally accepting the new world and embracing apps and greater digital possibilities. More: continued here
Corporations are scrambling and fighting for the business in poor economy. Some companies are successful in marketing or branding with the iPhones and some fail miserably, tarnishing what used to be a good reputation. More: continued here
Apple may have finally cleared a hurdle in bringing the iPhone to China as it has reportedly applied for a Network Access License in the Asian country, putting a release just a few months away — albeit without Wi-Fi. More: continued here
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Release date: Tue, 25 Mar 2008 00:22:00 GMT
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