From the “You have got to be effin’ kiddin’ me” department comes this report from Apple Insider – including screenshot proof – that Vista currently does not support Zune. Now, Vista isn’t out yet, so it shouldn’t matter, right? Well…there are Vista Beta users all over the place that (if they bought a Zune today)…
Have you been eyeing the Apple TV? Has it been on your wishlist since last Christmas but you just can’t bring yourself to pay full price? Now, have you ever considered getting a refurbished Apple TV instead of a brand new one?
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.)
Head over to the newly launched MacAppADay.com and you’ll be able to grab a free Mac App every day in the month of December, with a special bonus coming on New Year’s. Today’s free app is TuneX. TuneX lets you access iTunes from any application on your computer. Pretty cool. I think the design of…
Apple has released a new firmware update for third-generation iPod Nanos. The minor software update is available through iTunes and reportedly addresses minor “bug fixes”. To install the software simply sync your iPod Nano with iTunes and follow the prompts.
Hammacher Schlemmer has released some stylish looking, water resistant speakers for the iPod. These wireless speakers receive a signal from an iPod docking station that can be up to 150 feet away…just to make sure you don’t splash anything on the iPod when you’re by the pool. In addition to the iPod connectivity, the speakers…
We always read about people who try to feed their love for all things Apple to such extreme degrees that you’d think that they’re one of a kind. The most extreme acts may have been done by the very few but there are some actions that may not be categorized as an extreme act but…
I came across some scans of some of Apple’s advertising material for print. Though from the 80’s they clearly define an emerging Apple trying to break free from the conventional ways of doing things, clearly defining their ‘Think Different’ campaign. Personally, I do find Apple circa 1980’s to have been a more interesting one as…
Apple’s newest iPod related Paten filing reveals a concept for an iPod with a full screen complete with “no touchie” surface. The touch area of the device would actually be the BACK of the iPod/iPhone/iWhatever. You can see from the illustration above how it would work. Remember, though, these Patent filings don’t often reveal the…
Click Here to view the Apple Keynote in Glorious Quicktime. It may be a little bogged down at first, what with millions of people wanting to watch it all at the same time…so if you have trouble, wait a little while and try again. It’s well worth the wait 🙂
It’s the same thing year in and year out. Everyone gets all excited about what Apple will unveil at an impending event. The announced devices will be praised and criticized. Enthusiasts just can’t wait to get their hands on the new devices. The Apple Watch is not exempt. If anything, it is inciting even more…
Today’s Quick Tip comes from Neil. You can send an entire webpage in Safari by pressing cmd+I – this will open a mail window with the entire page loaded inside the body of the message, with the title of the page in the subject line. Perfect for sending your buddy at the office who’s Internet…
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