From Gizmodo: I guarantee it. It isn’t what I expected at all. And I’ve already said too much. –Brian Lam Is this true? Maybe. If so, is it a good movie on Apple’s part? I don’t know…maybe. The busiest shopping days of the year are the week before Christmas. Thousands…if not hundreds of thousands of…
Apple released the much discussed 802.11n software update today in the Apple store for the price of $1.99 with no fanfare. You may recall that the price was original rumored to be $4.99, but when Apple made the official announcement it was at the reduced cost of $1.99 after lots of grumbling within the Apple…
At Apple Gazette we have a soft spot for everything Apple and Legos. If you combine the two you’ll get one very happy team of Bloggers. Continuing our fascination of Lego-ified iProducts is the 5 best Lego Apple creations. 1. A Working Lego Mac Perhaps one of the best Lego creations on this list is…
This is a very interesting video from Macworld 2002. It is the introduction of the iMac G4. In my opinion, the best looking computer Apple has ever designed. I never really understood why the design didn’t last longer…the current iMac looks like a bloated iPod on a stick to me…and I’ve never liked it. The…
Social networking eases onto your iPhone, as though it were your MacBook! One of the many detriments to using social networking sites on a mobile device is that the interface is slow, clumsy and, in short, a shell of what it would be gracing the screen of your home computer. With the latest updates, the…
We’ve all heard about how serious gamers scoff at the idea of Mac gaming, but we all know that doesn’t apply anymore. With the amount of good Mac games available today, Mac gaming is a thing. And if you want to dive into it – if you haven’t yet – check out the Daedalic 15th…
Alfred DiBlasi is not a stranger to Apple videos…you may remember him from the Apple Lisa demonstration video from a few years ago. In this current video, he and his friends spend a whopping 22 minutes unboxing a still in-box 20th Anniversary Macintosh. Surprisingly, the video remains entertaining almost all the way through. Thanks to…
Survey says that a majority of people who currently own iPods are also likely to buy Microsoft Zunes in the near future. One of the inferences done from the study was that iPod users are not as passionate about their music players as Mac users are their computers. Some 58% of current iPod owners who…
I have to admit to being fairly impressed with the new designs of the iMac, and while pretty much everything mentioned was available right after the town hall meeting, the wireless keyboard isn’t ready yet. The online Apple Store is showing wait times of 3-5 weeks for the lighter, fancier Bluetooth keyboard. Do we complain…
If you’re a UK reader, then you probably remember that whole petition thing so that Macs could get the same benefits of online downloads from the BBC. I mean, after all, who could stand to miss Mr. and Mrs. Bin Laden? Well, that BBC project – dubbed the iPlayer, has now officially launched for Macs…
Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps to download. Have fun! (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they may go back to their regular price anytime so download the apps for free while you can.)
It’s the first day of the week, so let’s get going with some paid iOS apps gone free. We’ve got some interesting apps today, so without further ado…
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