The current generation Magic Mouse is divisive. Critics complain that it’s uncomfortable and oversimplified while proponents appreciate its minimalist design. And it’s a pretty peripheral no doubt, which meshes perfectly with the Mac aesthetic. But its limitations and ergonomics make it hard for me to love. That’s why I’ve been using a gaming mouse to…
iTunes 7.4.2 is out. It sucks. Why? It kills the Ringtone work around, and even goes so far as to delete the Ringtones that you’ve made. Apple is getting an increasing amount of bad press for locking down iTunes, and the new iPods, and I have to say, I’m getting pretty sick of it. It’s…
Business Week has posted an article about how Engadget’s mobile web traffic is completely dominated by the iPhone/iPod Touch. The iPhone accounts for 79.8% of the web traffic to engadget.com – and the iPod touch takes up 16%. Those numbers sound amazing! Especially when you factor in that Blackberry phones don’t even RATE on the…
You don’t have to be a big-name business like Target or Walgreens to make consumer cards for Passbook. Small businesses can create them, too — along with individuals who want to put their own personal cards into Passbook. Here’s how.
Reuters reports that Apple CEO Steve Jobs has been subpoenaed to give a deposition in a stock options backdating lawsuit against the company’s former general counsel Nancy Heinen. The subpoena is, apparently, not part of an SEC investigation. I’m sure Jobs is ready for this whole stock options back dating issue to be laid to…
History knows three apples that changed its course. The apple of discord in the biblical story. Isaac Newton discovered the gravitation law when an apple fell down from a tree on his head. The ‘Apple’ of our time is the creation of Steve Jobs. College students need to manage lots of tasks every day. If…
If you’re looking for information on the Fire at Apple’s Cupertino Campus you can click here for more info. Ars Technica reports that they have heard from two independent sources that Apple has handed pink slips to employees who decided it was a good idea to try and cash in their $100 iPhone credit. Now…
When Apple’s “spaceship campus” first came to light, we all got excited about it – and for good reason. If you’ve seen Robin’s awesome gallery of detailed renders and plans of the campus, then you’ll know very well how unique and groundbreaking it is. Very Apple-like. Recently, more details about the new campus were revealed…
Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen spoke out of turn earlier this week when he stated that Adobe was going to bring a version of Flash to the iPhone – and has now backed off his previous statement. The company is now saying that “…to bring the full capabilities of Flash to the iPhone Web-browsing experience we…
Have you seen photos full of mystery and depth all over the web? Here you will learn how to make not just a traditional portrait, but a silhouette photo, and about post-processing apps to make the result even more vivid. What type that photography is? It’s a way to make your photo mysterious and deep….
Twitter is kind of exploding…maybe you’ve heard of it. If not…let me explain…Twitter is…um…well…kinda hard to explain. Basically the point of Twitter is to answer one simple question… “What are you doing?” It’s almost like a micro blog that exists so friends can keep in touch with you, or so readers can find out what…
Long time site reader and frequent commentor, The Wizard, sent me an email last night about a problem that I don’t have a solution to. Since I know that there are many of you that have had problems with 10.5.2 (and yes, I understand that there are also many of you that haven’t had any…
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