Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Dave Phipps has hooked up a ’69 Pontiac GTO to his iPod touch — he’s been rebuilding these cars for a long time. He’s replaced all of the wiring in the car and remotely connected it to his iPod, so he can start the engine, open up the doors, put the top up or down,…
Digg released its official iPhone app and in many ways it’s more usable than the website itself. The app is a little buggy, doesn’t allow you to post comments and doesn’t include the video or images section of the site – but it’s still quite good. More: continued here
If Amazon wasn’t freaking out about the iPad before, they should be now. App Advice has been shown the iBookstore and I can confirm that pricing on the iPad is going to be extremely comparable to what is already being offered on the Kindle. Check out the video and AppAdvice.com today for more info.Digg has…
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What happens when you give about 2,000 college students and their teachers Apple iPhones and iPod Touches and tell them “Go mobile, go digital?” No one knows. But that’s what Abilene Christian University is trying to find out with its Mobile Learning project. More: continued here
Oh Palm. Just a little over a year ago your future seemed so bright, so renewed. You walked away from CES 2009 reborn, held aloft by a completely innovative new mobile operating system, a striking piece of hardware, and a feeling amongst the press and investors that you were back in the game and playing…
Send mobile notifications from your website to mobile phones by just adding a couple lines of code. You don’t need to spend thousands of dollars to make your own iPhone app, you can simply use Notifo which is more than an App, but a mobile platform that any website can use to push notifications to…
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One of the more interesting things you can do with the iPhone is use it as a remote control for other devices. Since the iPhone App Store launched almost two years ago, developers have created hundreds of remote control applications. More: continued here
The launch of the WiFi iPad is only a couple weeks away, but only two of the advertised accessories will be available on that day. The rest have been delayed until May, and one seems to be missing from the store altogether. More: continued here
We’ve known for some time that Apple would like to cram a projector into its next iPhone, but are they on track to really do so? It looks that way, at least according to a handful of patents Apple has applied for. More: continued here
The mysterious illness began with an odd tingling of the fingers one week, a creeping numbness in the feet the next. Sometimes, deep and painful muscle cramps would wake the factory workers from their dorm beds. Weeks later, many of the workers simply couldn’t walk right, staggering across the factory grounds. More: continued here
The ugly truth about your iPhone battery? It’s got a lifespan of less than two years, but may not even last that long if you’re careless. Here are expert tips to help you take better care of it – and then know when to send it to that recycling bin in the sky. More: continued…
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Virtualization is becoming a bigger factor in everyone’s computer experience. One place it seems to be gaining popularity is a Windows client running on a Mac. This arrangement allows a Mac OS X user to have access to the huge Windows library of titles. So, it does make sense for a Mac user to at…
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The iPad officially became available for pre-order earlier today and while plenty of you are still debating about whether or not to pre-order, it appears as if the device might already sold 51,000 units in just two hours via pre-order. Wow. More: continued here
One of the biggest complaints surrounding Apple’s iPhone OS is the lack of multitasking support, and it’s a valid one. But if the latest rumor proves to be true, critics will soon be silenced, or at least redirect their disgust squarely on the lack of Flash integration. More: continued here
Apple’s recent purge of sex-tinged iPhone apps, combined with its lesser-known ban of cookie-cutter apps, signifies the company’s new focus on quality,rather than quantity, in its App Store. More: continued here