Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
A new Wyse application uses virtualization to deliver computer desktops over the Internet. Don’t tell Apple, but the App Store currently holds an iPhone application that works with Adobe Flash, runs Google’s Chrome browser and hosts a fully functional Microsoft Windows 7 operating system.
Remember the old days, where one could feed their love of general information and all things scholarly by having a recent copy of the Britannica Encyclopedia on their bookshelf. Fast forward to the present. Britannica now offers their entire encyclopedia via…
Tech standards are important. They’re, well, standards. They shape the way the world works, ideally. So if you wanna influence your little world, you probably wanna shape (or maybe even create) standards. Take Apple, for example.
South Korea serves as a great example of what the world might look like if the iPod and iPhone had never happened.
One of the biggest features of Snow Leopard isn’t something apparent to the naked eye: software tweaks and refinements intended to make OS X a leaner, meaner OS for your fighting Apple machine. But is Snow Leopard really any faster? Now that I’ve successfully upgraded two Macs to Snow Leopard I’ve got some benchmarking results to share.
Junk mail can get in the way of dealing with the real work in your inbox. This video tip shows you how to set up junk mail filtering preferences in Mac OS X Mail that will flag what is junk and exempt what isn’t, keeping you and your inbox better focused.
Apple has approved an app for Vonage’s VOIP technology, Vonage announced on Tuesday. Why am I not surprised!
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Steve Jobs and company will more than double iPhone sales by 2011, analyst says.
iStudio Publisher 1.1 features a new image manipulation tool and an improved image inspector palette that gives users more control over document images. In other news, the SneakPeek Photo plug-in adds image data to Quick Look previews and more developers updated their apps for OS X 10.6. More: continued here
Apple’s exclusive deal with AT&T to offer the iPhone may end within the year, according to a prediction from financial analyst Gene Munster, a senior research analyst at Piper Jaffray. If Munster is correct, opening up the iPhone to other carriers in the U.S. could be a boon for Apple, which would likely see iPhone…
Earlier, we reported the story of a robbery victim who used his stolen iPhone’s GPS application to track down his purloined phone and, thus, the suspected thieves. In other crime-fighting Mac news, The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) reports that an anonymous contributor dubbed ‘Jim’ has gotten a tip on the location of his stolen laptop….
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Charlie Miller, a security researcher who hacked a Macintosh in two minutes last year at CanSecWest’s PWN2OWN contest, improved his time today by breaking into another Mac in under 10 seconds. More: continued here
Mac OS X 10.6, aka Snow Leopard has landed. This time around, Apple goes light on the glitz in favor of some heavy work under the hood. John Siracusa dives deep into Apple’s new OS offering to see what’s new, what’s still the same, and whether it’s worth upgrading. More: continued here