Apple HQ in Cupertino, California held an outdoor “A Decade of iTunes” party last night exclusively for employees, and even brought in a surprise musical act. So who was it? And what did the event look like? We’ve got a dozen pics from the scene.
For the first time ever, Apple’s World Wide Developer’s Conference has completely sold out. Apple was forced to stop selling tickets for the event, which will be held on June 9-11 due to concerns over space limitations. If you were planning on attending and hadn’t purchased your ticket yet auction sites and scalpers may be…
Reports are coming in that Apple has pulled “Box Office” from the App Store without telling anyone – including the developers why. Gizmodo and TUAW are both reporting on it with a fair bit of speculation being thrown in. Gizmodo speculated that there could be something “under the surface” like a security flaw that has…
You may have noticed I haven’t done these everyday. I decided to wait until I actually had something to write about, rather than just filling this article with pointless junk. So, it’s going to take more than a total of 30 days to get through the whole thing, but I think when we’re done, it…
So you may remember that Orange jumped the gun on the whole annoucement of the iPhone in France thing. Apple wasn’t happy about that, and even issued a statement that they hadn’t announced anything about a France release – they have only mentioned the UK and Germany. The two companies are having serious relationship issues,…
Over the weekend a few new applications where added into the iPhone App store, but most of the changes were updates. Here’s a look at what has been added or modified: Crosswords, Clickwheel Comic Reader, Chalkboard Calc, Belote expert Online, Battle of Waterloo, AirMe, WritingPad, Vecka, Tiny Violin, Super Pong, Sketches, Shout It, Quitter, Moo…
Today’s software spotlight is slightly different, because it’s not a Mac app you download and install…it’s Think Free’s Online Office. I’ve been looking for an Office Suite that didn’t have “Microsoft” on it anywhere since I switched to Macs a few years ago. I’ve tried Open Office, but I don’t like having to run x11…
There is a lot of talk happening right now about inflation and wages. This is for good reason as inflation was recorded at 11.1% in October causing the cost of living to increase at its fastest rate in 40 years. Despite this, regular pay grew just 4.7% over 3 months to June, which means that…
Looking to add some holiday cheer to your desktop? May we present Snö. Snö makes it…well…snow on your desktop. That’s it. From the website: Snö is a useless application that makes snow fall over your desktop. Snö is the Swedish name for Snow. Snö is freeware, OpenSource, non-copyrighted and totally unsupported. I make no claims…
From sleek marble to retro design to not-so-pretty, we’ve shared quite a bunch of iPhone cases with you. They come in all shapes – and price range. This $1500 Titanium iPhone case is something else, though. Out of this world may even be an apt description, for the material used is aerospace-grade 5 Titanium. You…
According to a New York Times profile, Opera Software has built a version of their mobile browser for the iPhone – but Apple won’t allow it in the App Store. Frankly, I find this appalling. Apple’s resistance to competing apps such as email applications, web browsers and other apps is shameful, and it’s not benefitting…
Time Machine is a great, convenient backup tool, but it doesn’t always work perfectly. Fortunately, the most common problems have relatively straight-forward solutions. Here are some fixes for common problems with macOS Time Machine. Time Machine won’t back up After updating to Sierra or High Sierra, some users find that Time Machine simply won’t back…
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