Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Numberkey is an application that turns your iPhone into a numerical keypad pad. To make Numberkey work you need to install the $1.99 application on your iPhone and your MacBook. Fire both applications up and you can start punching in numbers to your favorite spreadsheet app or figure out how much money you’ve lost over…
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Copy and Paste, Flash, MMS are probably the most requested features by users since the launch of the iPhone. We had some news on Flash yesterday, Adobe and ARM had jointly announced that they will be collaborating to optimize and enable Adobe Flash Player 10 and Adobe AIR for ARM… More: continued here
Rapidtvnews.com is reporting that the BBC wasn’t overly positive about Apple’s stance to DRM, during a talk about the success of iPlayer recently. Incidentally, the Beeb also rolled out some BIG numbers about iPlayer usage…: “Huggers supplied some impressive statistics showing how growth had doubled over the past nine months, from a January monthly total…
November 21. That’s the day iPhone 2.2 is rumored to arrive at market. And when, or if, it does, it’s expected to include some slick new features. Among them: Enhancements to Google Maps, including support for Google Street View, plus bus schedules and walking directions Support for over-the-air podcast updates via the iTunes Store An…
“I’ve been checking out the bottom edition of the brand new MacBook for the past five days, and that i love it so much,” studies Walt Mossberg (allthingsd.com). He “found this new MacBook to be rapid, stable, modern, and at ease to use, with very good battery lifestyles.” “an important option for shopper and students,”…
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TechCrunch has found this very cool website called Please Fix the iPhone. The site let’s iPhone owners, or anyone else, list and vote on the features that most need fixing on the iPhone. The features that get the most votes rise up the ranks. I am sure you will love this interesting website as well….
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After several weeks of daily use, I’ve come to realize that my iPhone is far from perfect. Compared to the Nokias and Sony Ericssons I’ve used in the past, the fit and finish of my iPhone 3G is substandard. I mostly notice the slightly widening gap on the upper right hand side and the minor…
Finding an Older Brother for my iPhone 3G Yesterday Apple had a special media event to announce an update to their notebook line ups. I’ve been waiting patiently to pick up my first MacBook and it looks like I’ll get the chance today at the Apple Store in Vancouver. I’ve been using my trusty Dell…
though he admits to once being “an App retailer skeptic,” Cliff Edwards (businessweek.com) now lots reward on the App store, awarding it 4.5 stars (out of 5). “After trying out Apple’s App store for the prior few weeks, i can say categorically that Apple has hit every other residence run. The App store has truly…
house Invasion is a pleasant blast from the earlier for someone who ever dropped a quarter on the traditional space Invaders arcade recreation. however at $4, it’s a pricey stroll down memory lane. extra: endured right here
The past year has seen the rise of many new products in the realms of gadgets. Below are a few of my editors picks with product details included. Laptop computers, mobile phones, tiny mp3 players and futuristic television recording round out the list of some of 2008’s best technological advancements. Sure it’s all media driven,…
They rescued the country from despair, resigned amid scandal, ushered in the atomic age. “American experience: The Presidents,” to be had for a restricted time on iTunes, tells us how presidents from Roosevelt to Bush transformed the united states and affected american citizens long gone their presidencies. experience greater than 20 free hours of the…
These apply to the iPhone and the iPod Touch. And I’m pissed. I hate to have it getting the time and date reset to something in the past (can’t find any pattern on the new date/time) everytime I drop it in the dock and sync. This happens when iTunes is left open when the computer…
Over the past few days, I’ve noticed a change with Verizon Wireless’ ads and the wording they’re employing. Before, when talking about their EDVO wireless data network, they described their network as a “wireless broadband network” or something similar. Now, since the introduction of the iPhone 3G, they’re using “3G” as the branding for their…
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In the July/August issue of MIT’s Technology Review magazine, author and Harvard professor Jonathan Zittrain posited that the future of the web would include a return to closed systems. “The future of the Web may be its past: an abandonment of open standards and services […] and a return to the gated communities,” he said….