My pal over at Macenstein posted a look at Steve Jobs, comparing an image from the Macworld 2008 Keynote to the WWDC 2008 Keynote. It shows a dramatic weight-loss on Steve’s part, and it certainly calls into question his health. but to really drive the point home, I went back to WWDC 2007 and grabbed…
It begins… A small line has formed at Regent Street Apple store in London. On Friday, at 6:02 pm, those patient few will finally be able to legally get their hands on an iPhone. It’s been a long time coming, and I’m sure there are some pretty excited UK Apple fans out there today. If…
Source: Gadgets for Gentlemen (YouTube) The Milanese loop watch strap is a popular choice for Apple Watch users looking for a sleek and sophisticated strap option. But where did this stylish and durable strap come from, and how did it become a popular choice for the Apple Watch? The origins of the Milanese loop can…
One of the most interesting things about the iPhone to me is the different ways that developers are looking at it to produce applications. Games in particular. Obviously Super Monkey Ball was made for the iPhone…I don’t think there could be a more authentic way to play that title than the iPhone way of doing…
During the live coverage I asked readers to email me and let me know what they thought about having to pay twice for their ringtones. I received WAY more responses than I expected, and I wanted to say thanks to everyone who took the time to email me and tell me your thoughts on it….
It looks like Wal-Mart will be the next retailer to join in selling iPhones – and just in time for the holiday shopping season to kick into high gear. According to Boy Genius Report it looks like Radio Shack might have been in the running as well, but Wal-Mart could have possibly “swooped” in and…
Granted, this is super geeky, but did you know its actually possible to surf the web on an AppleII? Until this morning, I didn’t – but take a look… Now, you may be asking – how the heck are they connecting that thing to ethernet? Well, these guys actually make an ethernet interface for Apple…
Well, in a report that I’m still having a hard time believing, TUAW says that they have official confirmation that there is no Flash support on the iPhone…yet. The announcement was made during the State of Media Address yesterday. “There will be no Flash support at the moment on the iPhone.” Now, if that’s true…then…
Late last night Apple released the iPhone 2.2 software update. New features include: Enhancements to Maps including Google Street View, public transit and walking directions, display address of dropped pins, and you can share location via email Enhancements to Mail including a resolution to isolated issues with scheduled fetching of email, and improved formatting of…
Oh, the Apple Remote. I remember when I first bought my white MacBook back in 2007 – my introduction to the Mac scene – and found the little white remote to control Front Row. I had no idea what it did at first, and once I did finally determine its use, I promptly threw it…
I am using my iPhone too much. I have noticed I’m starting to get some serious eye strain by the end of the day. I can only conclude that it’s the iPhone, because that’s the only thing that’s really changed in my viewing habits over the last few weeks. It started out as a mild…
TileStack.com is a new web based application creation tool. Imagine Hyper Card on steroids. You can even create applications for the iPhone and Google Android with it. Check out the video to find out more.
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