So how is the new AppleTV selling? Apparently, quite well. MacRumors has the specifics: During today’s earnings conference call, Apple CEO Steve Jobs noted that the company has sold over 250,000 units of the revamped Apple TV that was unveiled at the company’s September 1st media event and began shipping at the very end of September….
Did you know? AppleGazette’s daily Free Apps lists are not comprehensive. Instead, we highlight the cream of the crop so you don’t have to search for them. We’re most interested in quality in app design and value in what’s offered to users. (I swear, if I see one more Angry Birds clone, I may require…
Mobile phone addicts, if you want to deal with your problem, and you have gone past the first stage of acceptance, then there’s an app for you. That’s no typo up there, because there really is an app for that: the Mr Offlime cure iPhone addiction app. Ironic as it may seem, Mr Offlime has…
[Photo from Apple Insider] Wanna know how I spent my Saturday? Of course you do, why am I even asking. Well, I got a new part for my truck, and to get it, I had to drive back and forth between downtown and the boonies to borrow another truck. Afterward, I wanted to check out…
There’s always room for one more app – or two. Especially if you don’t have to pay for it. This week’s collection of temporarily free iOS apps is comprised mostly of games, so prepare to have some fun.
Is this it? The illusive secret of Steve Jobs’ much-hyped iTV? A patent filing discovered today describes an intuitive, touchscreen, handheld device that will replace your entire pile of TV-related remotes.
TUAW reports that DVD John has “broken free” of iTunes DRM using an “unusual analog hole”…but after hearing what it is, it doesn’t sound that unusual at all. The software plays back iTunes DRMed tracks in fast forward then records them. That’s all well and good, but its no different than burning your iTunes music…
We normally feature free iOS apps at the beginning of the week, but we figured why not share our picks of iOS apps on sale before the weekend? It’s a good time as any to spend a little and still make some savings while you’re at it. This first batch is mainly comprised of games…
The second day of the Expo was actually my 4th day in San Francisco. Since I’ve been walking everywhere I go (and that’s not something I normally do quite as much back home), I really started to feel it. Soreness and blisters and all of that fun stuff. I spent the morning exploring the West…
Apple updated the EFI firmware for the Macbook, Macbook Pro, Macbook Air and iMac late yesterday. These updates all “fix compatibility issues” with their respective machines. A firmware up date was also issued for the new aluminum keyboard, resolving an issue where a key could unexpectedly ‘stick’ and repeat characters. It also mends “other issues”…
Have you ever wondered how Apple does it? How they make such amazing products with incredible attention to detail and utmost secrecy? Adam Lashinsky’s Inside Apple blows the lid off, explaining everything about Apple that they don’t want you to know.
With the 5th Anniversary of the iPod upon us, we’re seeing lots of posts from various blogs (including our own) about the revolution that was (and is) the iPod. It’s one of Apple’s greatest innovations…but is it their greatest? I started thinking about that a few weeks ago, and have been researching it ever since….
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