Happy Monday, folks. I hope you’re not afflicted with the Monday Blues, but we’ve got a cure for that: free iOS apps today. We’ve “serious” apps, a couple of games, and something so retro-fully cool. (As usual, remember they’re free now but they won’t be free forever, so download while you can.)
Reuters published an article today claiming that the iPhone has “failed to grip Germany” based on the fact that only a few hundred people waited out all night to get their hands on them. They also go on to state that “Almost all the people lining up to buy the phone were men.” and “Away…
When your Mac is brand new, the context menu is clean. And for the most part, it stays that way. But if you want to add or subtract to it, you have some limited flexibility to edit the macOS context menu. Show and hide services The primary method for adding and removing context menu items…
It amazes me what some people do with their free time…and I don’t mean that in a derogatory sense at all…I think this is truly great Lego playset…take a look. img via Faq-Mac
Have you ever wondered what the most downloaded song in iTunes history is? Yeah, I hadn’t either, but the team at Editable Apple have, and they have the answer. It turns out that the most downloaded track isn’t a number one hit…in fact, it’s never been a number one hit in its history. The song…
Apple Gazette has received a tip from an apple insider that the Mac OS Aqua User Interface will be replaced with a new UI named Illuminous. The source goes on to say that we will see a demonstration of Illuminous at Macworld 2007. The gensis for this rumor started earlier this year when Apple posted…
If you’re into the whole iPhone hacking thing, there is a new application that you can download called Books.app – this application allows you to, you guessed it, read ebooks on your iPhone. I have to say, this is one of those apps that could easily be web based. I’m not into hacking my $600…
It was widely rumored before the announcement of the 3G iPhone that there was a third sensor on the front of the device. MacNN has confirmed that that is – in fact – true. The new 3rd sensor is an additional proximity sensor designed to help improve face-detection functionality. The sensors are located together in…
Fort Lauderdale, FL (October 24, 2006) — XtremeMac today announced its new MicroShield, a crystal clear case designed to fit the newest version of Apple’s iPod nano. MicroShield is available for pre-order now via the XtremeMac website and will begin shipping to Internet customers on November 6, 2006. Constructed of impact-resistant hard plastic, MicroShield protects…
Doculus, the creation of a not inconsiderable number of ex-Adobe developers has, finally, thank heavens, found a way to make reading PDF documents on smartphones easier. And inescapable, but we’ll get to that later. Prior to Doculus’ PDF viewer, viewing a PDF meant being plugged in. Chained, if you will, to a desk. But no…
Everyone knows what Apple Stores look like: gleaming monoliths of glass and stainless steel. But what about the employees-only areas? We’ve collected some rare photos of the parts of Apple Stores that the public never gets to see.
It’s been a while since I’ve watched Mystery Science Theatre 3000, and I had forgotten how much I loved that show. That is, until I got an email about a TUAW post with this great YouTube find in it. Man – I miss this show…
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