iPhone/iPod touch: Resolving duplicates and removing all contacts/calendars/bookmarks with MobileMe or Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync
Release date: Mon, 13 Jul 2009 16:17:00 GMT
Tag: Computer
iPhone: Troubleshooting Internet Tethering
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iPhone and iPod touch: Charging the battery
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iPhone or iPod touch: Error message when connecting device to iTunes on Windows computer
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Handwriting recognition service for Mac comes to Pulse Smartpen
Livescribe and Vision Objects have teamed up to provide a Mac-friendly handwriting-to-text transcription service for the Pulse Smartpen, a computerized pen that captures audio and links it to handwritten notes. 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
Apple hits top spot in UK, European education sectors
Gartner Research says that Apple is the top computer maker in the Western European education market for the first quarter of 2009, with a 26.4 percent market share. More: continued here
Mac News Briefs: LaCie intros home media players
The LaCinema Black Play and Record devices can store music, movies, and photos from any computer on the local network, whether through a direct network connection or built-in Wi-Fi. More: continued here
Review: Spector Pro mac 2009
Spector Pro mac 2009 is a powerful keylogging tool with the additional capability of giving you a visual representation of everything that is being done on a monitored computer at any point in time. More: continued here
Apple’s 11 Most Intriguing Computer Designs
A look back at 11 innovative product designs from Apple. From the first Apple (a single circuit board computer, introduced on April Fool’s Day in 1976) to the MacBook Air released January 2008. More: continued here
Wal-Mart’s new Apple section seen as precursor to Mac sales
Wal-Mart’s move to overhaul the electronics departments in many of its retail stores with Apple-designated shopping areas is being seen as a sign that the mega-retailer is making a pitch to eventually carry Apple’s line of Mac personal computers. More: continued here
How To Get Through A Semester With Your iPhone [Guide]
Statistically speaking, most students don’t do nearly as well as they planned in a semester. The iPhone – your most portable computer – is an unbelievably helpful tool when it comes to educational organization, studying, note taking, staying connected with other students, data reference, and more. More: continued here
In Major Shift, Apple Builds Its Own Team to Design Chips
Apple Inc. is building a significant capability to design its own computer chips, a strategy shift that the company hopes will create exclusive features for its gadgets and shield Apple’s work from rivals. The Silicon Valley trend-setter has been hiring people from many different segments of the semiconductor industry, including engineers to… More: continued here
The End of Innocence at Apple: After Jobs Was Fired
It seems unthinkable today — but more than two decades ago, when personal computers were still new and everybody listened to music on a Walkman, Steve Jobs was cast out of Apple. The year was 1985. IBM and Microsoft dominated the world of computing. The revolutionary Macintosh, launched with such fanfare just a year earlier,…
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Apple to netbooks: Drop dead
Apple’s Tim Cook took the netbook market to task for cramped keyboards, junky screens, and more, even saying they weren’t even really personal computers. What does this mean? Jason Snell smells a new Apple product. More: continued here