Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Hello Guys :), *i-Cafe *warmly welcoming you Soon to have delicious dinner at opulent five star rated restaurant. i-Cafe is a* time management , strategy game* is now in your course to play an grandiose game indulge with enriched graphics , moderated features and with unique game play. Come to help and serve toothsome food…
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redletterdave (2493036) writes “Sharron Laverne Parrish Jr., 24, allegedly scammed Apple not once, but 42 times, cheating the company out of more than $300,000 — and his scam was breathtakingly simple. According to a Secret Service criminal complaint, Parrish allegedly visited Apple Stores and tried to buy products with four different debit cards, which were…
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Add a metal, chamfered edge to a Samsung Galaxy phone and what do you get? The purported Galaxy Alpha, which has a very familiar-looking casing if you’ve ever seen a recent iPhone; or an iPad, for that matter. Metal-edged Samsung Galaxy Alpha pic leaks, looking a lot like (you guessed it) an iPhone originally published…
[This is an advertorial. Maclife gets a portion of each unit sold.] A PDF file is a great way to preserve your document and make sure it looks sharp when you send it off, but it’s not always the friendliest format to work with. Turn PDFs into editable documents in a variety of different formats…
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There’s a lot of gear out there for your Apple devices, but how do you know which are worth your time and what’s not worth your money? In our Gear We Love column, Macworld’s editors tell you about the products we’re personally using—and loving. Though texting and driving is dangerous—and in many places illegal—you do…
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As it stands right now, Apple’s first wearable, the oft-rumored iWatch, has managed to shy away from any leaks — unlike the iPhone 6. So, the only real information we can hang onto at this point suggesting the device’s upcoming launch are little details. Like Apple’s recent filing for HealthKit trademarks in the U.S. and…
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Knock knock. Who’s there? Oh, just some Apple news for Tuesday, August 5th. Apple to hold iPhone event on Sept. 9 It’s no surprise to any of us that Apple likely has an event planned in the fall to release some new goodies, but Re/code is now putting a date on that event: September 9….
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AKVIS OilPaint is a surprisingly easy way to turn photos into mini-masterpieces and create stunning digital art without spending hours layering on light and tone. In some cases, the process only takes a few minutes. It’s available as a standalone app in four flavours, as well as a convenient plug-in for Adobe Photoshop and Photoshop…
When you first set up your Mac, the only security measure that’s enforced is that you add a password to your user account. The Setup Assistant makes no mention of extra measures you might want to enable, even though several are built into OS X. The features we’re about to look at are defenses against…
Google recently released a 64-bit version beta version of Chrome for Windows 7 and 8 users and for an encore the company has turned its efforts towards Apple’s OS X. The search giant has silently added 64-bit support to its Chrome Canary and Dev channels for Mac users. If you’re running the latest version of Canary on your Mac, the…
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Samsung and Apple just announced that they have agreed to drop all patent suits against each other in countries outside the United States, Bloomberg reports. The two companies will drop suits against each other in Australia, Japan, South Korea, Germany, Netherlands, the U.K., France and Italy. This agreement does not include any licensing agreements, though….
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Help.. I have heaps of photos on my phone so i sorted them into individual folders, only to plug it into my PC to find that i couldn’t access the individual folders only random folders with different photos in them. Im jailbroken too, just wondering if there’s a way to solve this. Any help greatly…
The Rolodex was put out to pasture years ago. Today, most address books and contact lists live on smartphones. While your iPhone makes for an incredibly convenient way to keep the names, addresses, and phone numbers of everyone you’ve ever met ready at a moment’s notice, it isn’t always easy to make sure everything’s up…
This article was originally published on July 25; we’ve updated it to reflect recent speculation over when Apple’s purported iPhone press event will be held. We’re just about a month away from Apple’s traditional September release timeframe for the iPhone, and the rumor mill is in full speculation mode over the company’s new handset. Regardless…
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The last full month of summer is now in full swing, and the vacation season will soon give way to new Apple products as the kids go back to school. Our Tuesday Morning Report has some insight on what to expect, including details on the latest OS builds, transitioning from Aperture and speculation on the…
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