iPhone World reports on a rumor that iOS 4.2 for iPad won’t be released until November 24th – a week away. Friday, Apple seeded out a new build of iOS 4.2 aimed at fixing a WiFi connection issue plaguing the iPad. However, the public release of iOS 4.2 may not come until November 24th. This…
I was at my wife’s desk the other day and I had to use her Dell laptop to look up something online. Out of reflex, I placed two of my fingers together and drug it up and down the trackpad to try to scroll up and down the webpage. Turns out, Dell doesn’t have that…
Last year Apple Maps introduced advanced ways that users can experience a 3D city view with enhanced navigation rich detail, immersive walking direction, etc. The Apple Maps received a huge update when iOS 15 was released. As a result, users have a better city experience because the beautifully designed map has rich details and a…
Who said the patent wars are waning? News is that Apple just got a patent for a stylus, which is of course being dubbed the “iPen” by some; and Apple being Apple, the hype around the iPen is that it is not just a stylus – it goes beyond drawing on a touch display. Maybe…
I’ve never listened to lala.com, but I know people who do. At the end of this month, they’re going to have to find another option for their streaming music needs. That’s because lala is closing up shop come May 31st. You might remember that back in March, Apple bought lala and no one knew what…
Microsoft is working on an iPhone App. Specifically the company’s “Tellme” unit. The group is actively developing a version of Tellme, which offer voice-activated search for a variety of phones, for the iPhone. The company quickly put together an alpha program for the iPhone a few weeks after the SDK was released, but they have…
A few years back, my wife and I bought our first house, and it didn’t come with any appliances with the exception of a stinky dishwasher and a crappy stove. As a result, we had to go out and buy everything new, which cost a pretty penny and ticked me off quite a bit. I…
In another essay published on Apple.com, Steve Jobs has announced today Apple’s plans to be a “greener” company. He also points out the things Apple has been doing, that the public may not be aware of, that makes them a leader (or close to it) in the industry for “greenness”. from the article: By 2010,…
In what is seemingly turning into a tradition for the AppleTV, the software behind the device is delaying it once again. You may remember last year during the “Take One” phase of AppleTV that the device was slightly delayed after it’s Macworld unveiling, with the device shipping on the last day of February, and not…
New York Times columnist David Pogue, got a chance yesterday to sit down with Steve Jobs and Phil Schiller. In that meeting he also got the opportunity try out the iPhone. He sent emails, made a phone call, and discovered that some features aren’t yet ready. In his article he expresses concern over the smudgyness…
beaTunes is an app from Tagtraum Industries that can help you create some really interesting, and powerful playlists in iTunes. beaTunes can analyze your music and detect the BPM (Beats Per Minute) for every song in your library. This allows you to build playlists based on the tempo of the tracks. It can help you…
Shiira is my favorite web browser. I’ve been using it for a few versions now, and it just keeps getting better and better. I still use Firefox and Safari sometimes, but my primary browser is Shiira, and they have just released version 2.0 of the project. The idea behind Shiira to create a browser that…
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