SanDisk put a stop to the rumors that it was going to release a product to compete directly with the 3rd generation iPod Nano today, by revealing the Sansa Fuze. The Fuze is visibly almost a direct copy of the iPod nano, featuring an almost identical design. The Fuze, like all SanDisk digital audio players,…
Remember Samsung’s name-calling ad that went round some time ago? The ad called iPhone users wall huggers because of the iPhone’s notoriously short battery life. So we are supposed to be always hogging the wall sockets. Sure, the battery life can be annoying (that’s what external battery packs are for), but Samsung sure is quick…
Over the weekend, something kinda big happened, and it wasn’t Judgment Day. Apple launched a new “2.0” version of its retail stores worldwide. Turns out, that hullabaloo about something big happening on Sunday for the Apple Store 10th anniversary wasn’t so much an in-store celebration as an in-store transformation.
I love ’em…I just can’t help it. In this one, We get to understand Vista’s security a little better. You’ll have to visit Apple.com to see the full ad. link via digg
Rumors are stirring that Apple is already developing iOS 4.3 for a mid-December launch and will include an iPad exclusive “newspaper.” While Apple just released iOS 4.2 for the iPad, it’s already working on version 4.3 which will include an iPad exclusive newspaper which will be formatted for a tablet reading environment and will be…
Apple has issued an update for GarageBand just a few days after the product was released. The 5.0.1 update is a 26.7 MB download available from your Software Update. It offers stability improvements and fixes some issues with downloads from the “Learn to Play Lessons Store”.
If you’re looking at getting yourself a Mac notebook or iPod for less, you might want to check out the Apple Store for certified refurbished items. According to our sister site, ForeverGeek, Apple has reduced prices of their low-end notebooks and iPods. A White 1.83GHz MacBook with 512MB of memory, a 60GB hard drive, and…
I was a dedicated Dashlane user for a while. It was the first password manager I seriously used, the increase in security was revelatory. With Dashlane, remembering passwords was a thing of the past. I could generate secure, unique passwords for every site I visited with no effort. My online security and my peace of…
Following a post I made a while back on ForeverGeek citing comments that Windows Vista has too many options for shutting down, I’ve been thinking about how Apple designed the iPod to have no power button. True enough, as of recent public betas, Vista users have at least nine ways to turn off their computers….
Over the next few weeks we could receiving some major updates from Apple for both the iPhone and Leopard. Apple has already released the first build of 10.5.1 to developers for testing. The 267Mb update features some major fixes for iCal, Mail, Firewall, Keychain and more. It is expected to be released to the public…
With the recent release of Nintendo Switch, more and more developers are getting involved in porting their games to the platform. But you probably know that there’s a big difference between developing games for other consoles and developing them for Switch. For this reason, many developers are wondering how to best approach porting their games…
TUAW points us toward three, count ’em three MySpace pages for the new iPod Nanos. The Green Nano, Pink Nano, and Blue Nano all have their very own MySpace pages, and over 1,500 friends a piece. Why you would want to be friends with an inanimate object is beyond me, but to each his (or…
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