This…unique…video might not seem to have any Apple connection at first, but this is a bit of Apple history. This video appeared on the original Quicktime 1.0 CD-Rom from 1990. It was originally encoded at a resolution of 160 x 120, 8 bit color, and 8 bit audio. I don’t have any details on exactly…
While it was a slow news weekend for the most part, there is one important thing that all iPhone 3G early adopters need to know about. Apple is recalling millions of iPhone 3G ultra compact power adapters. You can easily tell if yours is in need of being replaced. Take a look at it –…
In a move that is a very long time coming, AT&T has finally added an International service plan to the iPhone. The plan is, as expected, isn’t cheap – but it’s a much better deal than the $3,000 bills some people have received after taking their iPhones over seas. From the TechWeb article: The plan…
My mother is a big fan of the iPad my wife and I bought her for mother’s day, and it’s completely changed the way she does things. She hasn’t been in Barnes & Noble in over four months, and she used to spend a good portion of her free time at the bookstore. For her,…
An artist in Quebec used 3,750 apples (relax, he just used apples that had started rotting!) to create this incredible portrait of Steve Jobs. I have a feeling Apple’s late CEO would approve.
There are thousands of games available to play on mobile, but finding those that are actually worth your time is like looking for a needle in a haystack. Many can only keep your attention for five minutes, but there aren’t many games that scratch that itch for the amusement games where you actually get something…
When your hard drive starts to fail, Disk Utility might not be powerful enough to save you. Instead, you might want to turn to one of the big guns: fsck. fsck, which stands for “File System Consistency Check,” is a command-line tool that reviews and repairs the underlying structure of a hard drive. If you’re…
Battery life has always been a primary concern for smartphone owners, many of whom struggle to make it through a single day without needing to recharge their devices. With the release of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, Apple has made significant strides in improving the overall battery life of their phones, but there are times…
A handful of new applications were added to the App Store. I’m not sure why the flood of applications seems to be getting shorter, since I know there are thousands of developers out there who still haven’t been “approved” for the store, but we’re seeing less and less high profile stuff, and a lot more…ahem…other…
Last week I wrote a post here about how the LG Dare really wanted to be an iPhone. The point of the post was not that the Dare is a bad phone, just that it was disappointing to me to see LG create a phone that tried so hard to look like the iPhone (right…
My gosh, but there’s a lot of absolute crap in the App Store. Aren’t you glad AppleGazette is here to sort through all of it for you?
Every fan of G4 Tech TV and G4TV.com should have this free application from the App Store! The official “G4†App brings the massive gaming and technological news source to the palm of ones game-callused hand. For fans of Attack of the Show, featuring the gorgeous Apple TV-licking bombshell from Iron Man 2, Olivia Munn,…
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