Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Shout it from the mountain top, copy and paste has arrived on the iPhone. After you’ve gotten your fill of pasting links into your favorite Twitter app and Facebook, here are some tips to make using iPhone OS 3.0 just that more exciting. More: continued here
Apple has spent the past year fortifying MobileMe and polishing the existing feature set. David Chartier speculates on what the company could add to the service in its sophomore year. More: continued here
Apple is rumored to be working on something bigger than an iPod Touch, but smaller than a MacBook. Past patent applications filed by the company and whispers from contract manufacturers point to a midsize gadget with a screen of 7 to 8 inches in the works, perhaps scheduled to debut early next year. More: continued…
Apple this past weekend distributed a new beta of Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard that altered the programming methods used to optimize code for multi-core Macs, telling developers they were the last programming-oriented changes planned ahead of the software’s release. More: continued here
The past week has seen the App Store’s first celebrity app rejection, bizarre rumors of potential Apple acquisitions, and a challenger in the media pad space that Apple has yet to enter. The Macalope lends a well-needed dose of reality to the proceedings. More: continued here
Apple has been conducting ongoing research into how to further improve their mobile device interfaces as evidenced by a couple of patent applications published over the past couple of weeks. Two different patent applications reveal a couple of different approaches to movement-aware interfaces found on portable devices. More: continued here
he iPhone 3.0 software includes the ability to copy-and-paste, a landscape keyboard, and push notifications. However, none of these updates were as revolutionary as the new features Apple offered to iPhone application developers. The one to watch however is the ability to purchase items within an application. More: continued here
The biggest point to get out of this video is that the copy part of copy and paste works fine, but the paste part is tricky. It’s not incredibly clear (right now, in the beta) where you should double tap to enable it. It seems like you need to be doing this inside existing text….
Digg’s Kevin Rose is again peddling his Apple rumors, this time in regards to the upcoming 3.0 preview scheduled for this Tuesday. He was dead on last time around—can he do it again? More: continued here
The Mac mini, waiting patiently on the sidelines for the past 17 months, has finally been refreshed. Though the new systems appears identical to the previous Mac mini, there are some important changes internally—changes that have a positive impact to the tune of a 21 percent increase in overall system performance, according to our testing….
The winner of last year’s PWN2OWN hacking contest thinks that Safari provides the best target for the upcoming contest at this month’s CanSecWest security conference. More: continued here
the new public beta liberate of Safari 4 unearths the deepest look yet at the way forward for Apple’s software, hinting at what’s in retailer for the intently guarded user interface revamp coming in Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, in addition to appropriating ideas from other browsers and adding some original thrives, some of…
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Apple has had great success with some products in the past but the iPhone is on a whole different level. With the amount of exposure the iPhone has received people are bound to find problems with it and AT&T’s service. In the last two weeks, Apple has had four lawsuits filed against them…
Silent photographs from your camera phone may soon be a thing of the past. A bill has been introduced to the House of Representatives by Congressman Pete King (R-N.Y.) that would ban camera phones that include a silent photograph mode. Beginning 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act, any mobile phone containing…
Apple has made it clear in the past – no “objectionable” content. “Applications must not contain any obscene, pornographic, offensive or defamatory content or materials of any kind (text, graphics, images, photographs, etc.), or other content or materials that in Apple’s reasonable judgement may be found objectionable by iPhone or iPod touch users.” The line…