Apple has given an answer to the US Congress regarding the antitrust probe which stemmed from user displeasure regarding their repair policies. However, Right-to-repair groups are yet to be sated by the tech giant’s response to their queries and concerns. Sentiments even ranged from “dodging the questions” themselves to downright “false information.”
Man, I’m old. When I went to college, I had a laptop. It was nice, and pretty, and never went to my classroom because I figured that everyone would think I was a tool for using a laptop in class. Turns out, that’s not the case today. In fact, laptops are encouraged in many lectures,…
You may have heard of a cloud-based gaming service, called OnLive, that was rumored to come to iPad at some point, but never materialized past Apple’s approval process. The same service is available on Android devices, however, and offers users the ability to play console games with a Wi-Fi connection. Apple has, on the other…
A few thoughts on where Macworld can go in 2010.
Two large developers released major updates to their initial iPhone offerings this week. First up is Freeverse who updated their Wingnuts Moto Racer game (which has been renamed Wingnuts Moto Chaser) to version 1.1. The update adds additional music tracks, a pause functionality, and moves the punch button to the right side of the screen….
Looks like things are kicking into gear. The Apple Store is down, and coverage begins momentarily….
How long did it take you to get into Emojis? If you’re like me, you were late to join the bandwagon; however, once that line was crossed, there was no going back, was there? Source Emojis came from Japan – where else? – and quickly became popular, perhaps even more than emoticons we manually type…
When plans for the new “spaceship campus” was announced, it seemed everyone couldn’t stop talking about it. But as these things usually go, people forget after a while and go on with their lives. And then the topic comes up again, with people wanting to know what progress is being made. I don’t know if…
Today is the big day. WWDC 2008 coverage will begin later today, and and continue on well after the keynote. Live coverage will begin at 10:00 am PST in our LIVE coverage area, and I’ll be covering it on Twitter too (servers permitting). After the keynote is over, there will be a recap posted here…
I’ve been a big fan of incase products for a long time now, pretty much since I first got into Macs. I own a Nylon Sleeve for my 15-inch MacBook Pro, a flat black Slider case for my 3GS, and I’ve got my eye on their DSL case for my photography work. But one of…
I wanted to take a minute to point out a few people that comment on the site regularly who’s comments I really enjoy reading. Now, to the rest of you, don’t take offense, I’m going to be doing this from time to time, because I think of Apple Gazette more as a community than just…
Yup, it’s turning out to be “Apple Ad Thursday” here on Apple Gazette. Apple has posted 3 additional ads on their site in the “switch” vein for the iPhone. This time the topics covered include checking weather to stop a flight delay, mobile blogging (which I still haven’t been able to do effectively with the…
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