As a woman, your hair is often seen as part of your identity. You may feel pride or insecurity, but one thing is for sure – your hair is an essential part of your identity. So when you decide to wear a wig, it’s essential to choose one that is not only stylish but also…
Yesterday, the USPTO granted Apple another patent, this time for a video camera that is supposed to rival GoPro. With the official title “Digital Camera System Having Remote Control“, the patent was filed in March of 2012 with three inventors named. Specifications of the device are: Image capturing module, which has a first image capture…
As some loyal readers may remember, writing for Apple Gazette is not my only gig. I’m also the editor of a magazine which is going national this month. It’s a lot of pressure, but as is to be expected, I’ve been making a big push to get an iPad app for the book, and now…
On this day in 1976, Apple was founded by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ron Wayne. Forty years – and millions of dollars – later, Apple has become one of the most reputable companies in the world (although its ratings have dropped in recent times). As we commemorate Apple’s 40th anniversary, let’s take a look…
On Sunday, March 27, Apple TV+ made history when its movie, “CODA”, won three awards at the Oscars, including Best Picture top honors, Best Adapted Screenplay, and Troy Kotsur, CODA’s actor, the Best Supporting Actor. Back in January 2021, Apple acquired the movie from Sundance in a record-setting $25 million deal. “CODA” is a heartwarming…
I’m way too anal. Ever since I purchased my iPad, I’ve been trying to figure out the perfect setup for the device. I figure that I need a stand for the desk, a hard case or wrap to prevent against scratches, and a bag for carrying it around town. Problem is, most of these things…
Quite out of nowhere, Apple has just taken the wraps off of its next iteration of OS X. Dubbed “Mountain Lion,” it appears to be an incremental upgrade (akin to Snow Leopard’s following Leopard) that focuses mainly on bringing popular iOS apps and functions to the Mac. The big take away: there can no longer…
Well, it’s that time of year again, folks. You can pretty much rule out anything but Macworld speculation between now and the big day. Today’s bit comes from AppleInsider, who has an extensive article about what we know about Apple’s iTV so far…which isn’t much. The article speculates on what the iTV will do based…
David Wu, an Apple fan working out of a 2m-by-2m office in Hong Kong, has taken his love of Apple to a new extreme. He’s turned his office into an Apple Store.
Last night “The Simpsons” paid a visit to the “Mapple” store, with a pretty darn funny send up of die hard Apple fanboys. I’m sure that the hardest of the hardcore will be upset by the outdated numbering of the operating system that Comic Book Guy mentions, or with the reference that Steve Jobs was…
Apple and the City of Cupertino have published revised schematics, floor plans, and renders of the “mothership,” and they’re packed with tons of amazing new details. Here’s an extensive gallery of all the best stuff.
My favorite Cranky Geek John C. Dvorak doesn’t seem to impressed with the iPhone in this video from CNBC. BTW – I don’t know about you guys, but I’m getting a little tired of writing about the iPhone. Expect some non-iPhone related stuff soon…and some more iPhone related stuff after that. 😉
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