Well, the rumors took about a week off, and now they’re back in full swing. The latest comes from a very long winded article from Apple Insider. After a full history lesson on the Powerbook’s compact entries into the market place that was the 90s, Apple Insider goes on to reveal that Jobs and Co…
You know…this was pretty cool…I wouldn’t mind seeing a more modern version of this if that Macbook Mini ever shows up…
The NAB event is happening right now…and the Apple Store is down…. UPDATE: Store is back up, and you can now buy Final Cut Studio 2.
No wait…that’s not a big surprise…in fact, that’s the biggest UNsurprise of the year. 😛 As you would expect, the Apple Store is down, waiting for all the new goodies that our old buddy Steve is going to have waiting for us after the Keynote. Speaking of the Keynote, live coverage begins in just over…
The success of Pebble — the customizable e-ink wristwatch that syncs to your iPhone via Bluetooth — is mind-blowing. With a week-and-a-half still to go on its Kickstarter campaign, Pebble might just be on track to break $10 million in pledges. And now, they’ve got their very first partner app.
Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps to download. Have fun! (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they may go back to their regular price anytime so download the apps for free while you can.)
It seems that the iPhone and the iPad are really making a name in the camera scene. Remember Tangerine, that Sundance film that was entirely shot using an iPhone 5S (plus an $8 app)? This time around, it’s a mainstream TV show that has done a similar thing. Re/code reports that the Modern Family February…
Apple introduced a new feature to help users find the support they need: “My Support Profile.” Apple’s support profile manager gives you a complete breakdown of what kind of service or repairs any Apple product you own has had. My Support Profile is available to any Apple customer who have registered their product with the…
Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps to download. Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they may go back to their regular price anytime so download the apps for free while you can.)
I read a lot of blogs (especially Apple related ones), and everyone seems to be into promoting Roxio Crunch today. It’s great that Roxio Crunch exists. I’m sure it will be awesome for some people, but why on earth would you pay $49.95 (there is a limited time introductory price of $39.95 right now) when…
What if the iPad was a real musical instrument? Composer Ned McGowan believes that it is, and he wrote a classical concerto to prove it. It was performed a few weeks ago by the Sinfonia Rotterdam, and after you watch this video of it, you’ll be a believer, too.
You may have seen the latest “Get a Mac” ad on sites like the Wallstreet Journal and The Onion recently, but just in case you’ve missed it, here it is in YouTube form… Again with the Vista bashing…but that’s getting pretty standard in these ads. I have to say, bashing aside, this one is worth…
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