Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Fire up your iTunes ya’ll. Seems like 2.01 is finally out after a rather rapid beta seeding of the 2.01 beta that was heard about just as recently as the end of last week. So that means that you can now install everything from Skype to Photoshop, it allows for you to copy and paste,…
Smart Home Blog Lists 14 Interesting Home Control Applications for the iPhone August 04, 2008 If you’ve walked past an Apple store lately, chances are you’ve seen the lines wrapped around the corner for the new iPhone 3G. Apple has once again created a lot of excitement with their latest product launch but one of…
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In addition to seasonal produce pastured beef pork and lamb free range eggs and chicken August 3rd, 2008 by Rex and Margaret Goen are now customers of the Apple Dumpling Gang a summertime business, started by Hayden and her nephew. August Japanese cuisine II gyoza steamed Japanese dumplings. Is a book about a young boy…
I was trying to download and convert some YouTube videos for my iPhone. I found the process is so easy and I’d like to share that method with you. What you need is just the free iTunes. No other paid program is needed. Here are the steps. Open up your favorite browser and go to…
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Trademark Filings Reveal Apple’s Evolving Focus July 31st, 2008, Lonnie Lazar CiSense parsed ten years worth of Apple’s trademark applications to produce an interesting widget that shows via the magic of a dynamic “tag cloud” how the company’s interests in technology have changed over the past decade. While “computers” remains the most prominent term in…
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Proximi’s MagicPad brings Cut/Copy/Paste to iPhone Posted by Allan 31 07 2008 It looks like cut/copy/paste may soon be hitting the iPhone and iPod Touch. No, it’s not an Apple update, but rather a 3rd party application from a company called Proximi who finally decided that it was high time to incorporate such a feature…
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Iconfactory co-founder and Icon Artist Gedeon Maheux reveals the history of arguably the most popular Mac Twitter client, Twitterific. Twitter is fast becoming one of the most important social network options, and Twitterific enhances that experience, making it more useful and adoption more widespread. Ged talks about the two flavors of Twitterific and why they…
To get one it will cost you $18.70. [via forevergeek] Some prefer the softer and slightly cute look. All of which offer screen protection, they currently have available the Bone Phone Bubble 3G and the Bone Phone Cube 3G. Both cases come in several different colors, both including a pink version… cellphone reviews cellular phone…
Now that all of the iPhone hype is over (oh wait… it isn’t… oh well), attention has been turned to the iPhone 2.1 Software Update – surprise surprise! This update is supposed to make the iPhone 3G have less spazzy moments, and even COPY AND PASTE!!!!!!! Deep down in the code is supposedly a hint towards a…
Apple may intend implementing reproduction and paste throughout the iPhone, reviews declare… extra: continued right here
Apparently hidden in the code of the 2.1 firmware we’re anxiously awaiting to make our iPhones less laggy and crashy (and maybe add copy and paste!) is a reference to a new iPod touch model. The current iPod touch designation is “iPod1,1” but there’s a string in the code for an “iPod2,1” which points at…
Section: Apple News, Rumors, iPod + iTunes, iPod touch, iPod, iPod nano, iPhone + Communications, iPhone, iPhone SDK & Apps It seems that iPhone 2.1 still has more secrets to spill. We’ve heard of the new GPS features, and even a faint whispering of copy and paste functionality, but MacRumors is reporting more. Buried deep…
This past week, I’ve spent more time than the usual amount, which is quite a lot already, on my Mac, due to the fact that this week I had to post this month’s worth of my AP summer course work online. When you spend endless hours doing something you begin to notice every little detail…
On Monday, Greg Joswiak, Apple’s head of iPod and iPhone marketing, clarified where a copy and paste feature stood for the iPhone and when this could be expected. According to an article on ExtremeTech, Apple wasn’t able to include… More: continued here
by using far this has been my favourite Daring Bakers challenge. This month we tackled yeasted laminated dough and made the Danish Braid from Sherry Yard’s e book The secrets and techniques of Baking. Having by no means made yeasted laminated dough… nor anything else even remotely equivalent to a Danish Braid… I was once…