Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
iTunes 9 aims to make it easier for new users to bring in media and start enjoying it, while providing some of the most-requested features for existing users. In most respects, it succeeds, although it’s not without drawbacks. More: continued here
Home Sharing finally brings real iTunes library synchronization to computers in the same household. Peter Cohen has had a chance to step through the process and brings this report. More: continued here
According to Apple’s notes, QuickTime 7.6.4 adds support for the newly released iTunes 9, improves audio device support for Windows Vista users, and fixes several security issues. More: continued here
Adobe Systems has announced Adobe Flash Access 2.0, a key component of the Adobe Flash Platform, at the 2009 IBC (International Broadcasting Convention). Flash Access 2.0, formerly known as Adobe Flash Media Rights Management Server, is content protection software that lets content creators control how, when, and where audio and video content can be experienced…
Adobe Systems has announced the public preview of Adobe Story, new online and offline collaborative script development software, at the 2009 IBC (International Broadcasting Convention) trade show. Adobe Story automatically turns script content into metadata that can be used throughout the company’s digital video workflow. More: continued here Powered by SmartRSS
CIO’s Al Sacco wonders if Wednesday’s Apple event means an iTunes update that could once again leave Palm Pre users without the ability to sync music files via the Apple software. More: continued here
This year’s edition of Apple’s fall music event takes place on Wednesday. Jonathan Seff looks at some of the announcements that could occur when Apple executives take the stage. More: continued here Powered by SmartRSS
Fever is a self-hosted RSS reader that offers some unique, powerful features. If Mac users need some incentive to switch away from the competition, Chill Pill may do the trick. More: continued here
A lawyer representing Psystar told the judge presiding over Apple’s lawsuit against the clone maker that he did not reveal details of the case to a prominent Harvard Law School professor. More: continued here
With every new version of Mac OS X, Apple adds features that replicate, fully or partially, the functionality of some third-party software. Dan Frakes takes a look at past Gems you may no longer need after upgrading, as well as areas where Snow Leopard still falls short. More: continued here
After upgrading to Snow Leopard, Ted Landau’s trusty old HP LaserJet 4000N no longer responded to Print requests from his Mac. Here’s how he tackled the problem. Plus: a bonus look at the low ink level warning in OS X 10.6. More: continued here
The Macalope realizes it’s ‘he said/he said’ when it comes to the Snow Leopard launch, but when it comes to Flash and AT&T, there’s plenty of blame to go around. More: continued here
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
With Snow Leopard, Apple has made the process of upgrading OS X easier and more streamlined than ever. Dan Frakes explains what you need to know and how to make the upgrade work for you. More: continued here
This week the Macalope considers the many types of lies, including, but not limited to, lies, damned lies, lies of omission, statistics, and, of course, advertising. More: continued here