Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
SkydiverFL writes “For those fans of Apple’s Boot Camp package, it looks like you might be waiting on the next ‘end of year’ to use Windows 7 on your shiny silver boxes. Back in October of this year, Apple published a rather short, but affirmative promise stating quite simply that, ‘Apple will support Microsoft Windows…
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The starting bid for the Apple-1 is US$50,000. What do you get with your winning bid? A non-working Apple 1 motherboard, the original shipping box (with the return address being the home of Steve Jobs’ parents), and the original manual, complete with schematics on how to take the motherboard and build a workable computer out…
Read More “Found on eBay: Original Apple-1 with wonderful documentation” »
What do Jimmy page, Jack White, the edge, and Kings of Leon have in fashionable? that you may download them in the new music movies area on iTunes. This week that you could pre-order Davis Guggenheim’s electrical guitar documentary, “it might Get Loud,” and Kenny Ortega’s box place of work hit, “Michael Jackson’s – that…
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Reviewer Ken Mingis (computerworld.com) writes that “Apple’s new 27-inch iMac can be described in one word: gorgeous.” Citing its tremendous-excessive-decision LED-backlit display, speed, and industrial design, Mingis concludes: “With an absolutely beautiful monitor, a variety of below-the-hood efficiency improvements, the wi-fi keyboard and the brand new mouse, and suppleness that makes it slot in at…
the new Apple tv 3.zero tool includes a redesigned primary menu that makes navigating your favourite content more practical and faster, and makes enjoying the largest number of on-demand HD film rentals and purchases, HD television displays, song and podcasts from the iTunes retailer even higher for your television. that you can now experience iTunes…
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CWmike writes “while the sector excited by Microsoft’s launch of windows 7, Florida-based totally Psystar quietly launched insurrection EFI, a tool product that must fear Apple much more than Microsoft’s latest working system. revolt EFI allows customers to run Apple’s flagship running device, Mac OS X Snow Leopard, on non-Apple hardware. Computerworld check drove the…
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As I noted a couple of weeks ago, I want a way to view all my iPhone apps on my iPhone, not just through iTunes. I review lots of iPhone apps and am a keen iPhone gamer. When apps vanish into the void, I forget they’re there (and so Spotlight isn’t much use), and it’s…
Read More “Temporarily Get More iPhone Home Screens Via Cunning Bug Exploit” »
Toe, The writes “nowadays Apple introduced a few new hardware choices, including a new Mac mini, their (nearly-actually) pint-sized computer pc. In a strange twist, they are now also offering a Mac mini with Mac OS X Server bundled in, along with a two exhausting drives one way or the other stuffed into the tiny…
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Rushing to get home from work to install Windows 7 in Boot Camp today? Not so fast, says Apple, and not at all if you own a handful of specific first-generation Intel Macs. More: continued here
Microsoft, microsoft, microsoft! Redmond’s home crew is in all places the information this week, with windows cell and home windows 7 news. after all, if it can be windows, it must imply curtains for Apple, right? extra: persisted here
Just because your iPod is broken in some way doesn’t mean you have to buy a new one—there are ways to fix some basic problems on your own at home with little more than replacement parts and a steely resolve. 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
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Some iPhone applications are phoning home with some scarily detailed information about you and your usage patterns. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers dissect the news, and wonder if it’s the spyware story all over again. More: continued here
Release date: Mon, 22 Jun 2009 20:31:00 GMT