Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Predicting the outcoming of sporting events has been a popular past time for many sports fans. While some do it just for fun with friends, others do it to make watching every day sports just that more interesting. The Fantell app from iHwy, Inc. combines a little of both as you can win some great…
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Opera Mini showed off their mobile web browser for the iPhone, but will it ever get past the Apple approval process? Zombies continue their invasion on the App Store, and we have a sneak peek at Freeverse’s newest upcoming title Zombie Cannon Carnage. The physics based puzzle game, Rafter, received an update after listening to…
Ars readers – and writers, for that matter – aren’t really David Pogue’s target audience, but his opening presentation at the 2010 Macworld Expo delivered, with surprise guests and fun times. Still, the crowd left us wondering whether we’re returning to the days of Macworlds past. More: continued here
iPhone was once a gaming platform suitable only for the extremely casual or the extremely bored. Not after last year. The landscape of the iPhone has changed dramatically over the past twelve months, with gameplay evolving… More: continued here
Based on past experience, it would be wildly out of character for Apple to unveil a device that did not live up to Steve Jobs’ own lofty expectations. Plus, the company is notoriously secretive, so it’s also a safe bet that the rumored tablet device has a few features that will surprise even the savviest…
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While the next iPhone is expected sooner this year than in past years, and the hardware design has most likely long since been finalized, it’s clear that plenty of you have your own ideas of how you want the next-generation iPhone to look and work. More: continued here
You can now jailbreak and unlock iPhone OS 3.1.2 with a mix of sn0w and ra1n—of the black variety. However, as Apple continues to beef up security of the iPhone OS platform, jailbreaking may become a thing of the past. More: continued here
While reporting its most profitable quarter ever yesterday, Apple’s execs let slip a few nuggets of information about past and future products. The most intriguing is related to upcoming extra freight flights…but for what? More: continued here
We begin this episode of the Macworld Podcast with Dan Moren interviewing Atebits’ Loren Brichter, the man behind Tweetie. Rob Griffiths also joins host Chris Breen to discuss his observations on iMovie, Snow Leopard and leisurely pastimes. 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
Let’s be frank: We all know Apple’s hosting a September event, as it has for the past several years. But this year’s keynote is shaping up to be a bit more interesting than usual, thanks to the frenzy of iPod, iTunes and tablet rumors… plus, of course, the return of Steve Jobs. More: continued here
Let’s be frank: We all know Apple’s hosting a September event, as it has for the past several years. But this year’s keynote is shaping up to be a bit more interesting than usual, thanks to the frenzy of iPod, iTunes and tablet rumors… plus, of course, the return of Steve Jobs.
Over the past decade, the world has seen advances in rootkits running on Windows and Unix operating systems that few would have thought possible. Now, it’s Mac OS X’s turn, as a security researcher plans to share a variety of techniques for developing the ultra-stealthy programs for the Apple platform. More: continued here
The thing that intrigued me most about the new iPhone was the ability to take better stills and to record video. When I found out I was eligible for the upgrade, it was a no brainer. In the past few years I had narrowed down my mobile devices down to three, I thought the new…
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There’s been a lot of talk the past few days since the launch of the iPhone 3.0 software about the lack of Push Notification apps in the App Store. Well, today brings a big one: AOL Instant Messenger (AIM). More: continued here