The Apple Collection has a large collection of Apple related tattoos for those of you interested in taking a look at body art. Most are variations on the Apple logo on arms and other body parts. Some are clearly photoshops and hair cuts, but most look like genuine tattoos (or at least good temporary ones)….
The #1 Top Downloaded Free application in the Apple Store is “Bouncedown,†and I wish that this fact had not inspired me to acquire the horrid game for this piece. There could be prejudice here, as the player testing the “Bouncedown†App is absolutely awful at the simple, but clunky game for the iPhone’s touch…
This morning Apple announced a new price drop for the iPod shuffle as well as a new version of Xsan. So far every Tuesday in 2008 has seen at least some minor update from Apple, but most have seen either a new hardware or software release. Due to low inventory levels and long standing rumors…
In addition to new iPhone and iPod Touch models, Apple today released three new games for the 6th generation iPod and 3rd generation iPod nano. The new games include Chess and Backgammon, which come in one package, and then a “Battleship” clone game entitled “Naval Battle”. The Naval Battle game plays just like Battleship, but…
If you’ve ever tried to read downloadable comics on your Mac you know it can be a little bit of a pain. There are programs you can buy to make it easier, and you can always unstuff the file, then load it into Previews, but that’s a pain too. Not anymore. Simple Comic has been…
Now wait…put the torches down, and just listen to me for a second here…. I’ve been thinking about the iPod Touch recently, explaining it to people (as I often find myself doing in regards to Apple products), and I’m beginning to think this thing is a mistake. Now, I don’t mean the idea of a…
British firm Gear4 has unveiled it’s newest iPod accessory, BlueEye , and it has some features that help it stand out from the crowd of iPod Accessories on the market. The device attaches to the dock conn found on most iPods and synchronizes key calling features with Bluetooth enabled cellphones. BlueEye has some expected features…
The automotive industry is gearing up to make 2009 the year of iPod connectivity it seems. Over half of the 2009 model-year cars sold in the United States will over some kind of support for Apple’s iPod. It’s really something that is far too long in coming. The iSuppli research suggests that this is automakers…
Going green has been part of Apple’s mantra for some time now. In their dedicated page for Environmental Responsibility, they boldly say “We want to leave the world better than we found it.” If only everyone thought (and acted) the same way! While that may “only” be a web page, Apple has taken concrete steps…
Has this happened to you? You’re using your MacBook just like you normally do, but then it suddenly restarts on its own. If it’s only happened once or twice, you probably didn’t mind as long as it functioned as normal after rebooting. But what if it keeps restarting for no apparent reason? If your MacBook…
Who remembers this iconic device? Who used it back in the day? I’m a little too young to have had the fortune of being able to use, much less own, an Apple I, but we all know just how iconic this machine is. The Apple Museum tells its story best: The Apple I was the…
Taking a look at the North Hall entrance at Macworld 2009
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