Here’s an interesting tid-bit that David Pogue of the New York Times pointed out yesterday. It looks like Apple has quietly eliminated the numerical keypad on the latest Macbooks. When Pogue got a new Macbook recently (I can’t figure out why he did that this close to Macworld)When a reader recently sent David a note,…
Countless of us have transitioned from a Windows PC to a Mac because of the latter’s sleek design and user interface. Packed with a lot of features, it comes as no wonder that Mac is a great option for either a desktop or a laptop. For new Mac users, you might get a little confused…
This weekend USA Today posted an interview with AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson. Several other blogs posted about it – and all of them have focused on one thing — the idea that the iPhone exclusivity deal has been “extended” to 2010. There’s only one real problem with the report. 2010 isn’t an extension of anything…depending…
GigaOM has an interesting post up about how Apple is working with suppliers to create a universal SIM card. Of course, it’s got a scandalous title, but it really doesn’t seem like quite the horrific tale: Sources inside European carriers have reported that Apple has been working with SIM-card manufacturer Gemalto to create a special SIM card…
TUAW is reporting that the Mac Mini may not be as dead at is seems like it is. The new rumor is that the Mac Mini may be getting a refresh that ditches the Intel integrated motherboard design. I certainly hope it’s true. The Mac Mini is what made it possible (financially) for me to…
If you’re looking to download yesterday’s iPhone 3.0 Preview Event or watch it online both options are now available. You can download the Preview Event by subscribing to the Apple Events podcast stream in iTunes. Apple has also posted the event on their official site, which will allow you to stream the video via quicktime….
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Color Labels are an often under used, but incredibly cool feature of OS X. Take this folder I have for example. The folder is almost nothing but images. It’s very hard to tell which image is which when I have both tiffs, jpegs, and ai files all saved in the same folder. I could create…
If you’ve just switched to the Mac, you’re probably wondering, “Ok, how do I do _______ on this thing?” From playing certain video files, to using FTP, to running Windows and more, there are lots of great software options out there that are essential downloads for first-time switchers. 1. Miro – Want a beautiful interface,…
Marketcircle, the makers of Daylight Productivity Suite and Billings have released an application called iPhoney to help developers simulate the experience of using an iPhone when developing Web 2.0 applications. You can find out how the application came to be by clicking here. This free application is more for fun than anything else, but it…
The unofficial iPhone fan App “LOST ADDICT†has escaped the Island and come home to be the mobile users who need the tools to save the world! Every day the free “LOST ADDICT†application collects from the net the most up to the minute theories, discussions, videos, podcasts, articles and blogs pertaining to the television…
Rolando is probably one of the most anticipated games for the iPhone thus far. From the game’s first trailer (featuring an unbelievably catchy song…that has since been removed) it’s been one of the most talked about games coming to the device. Now ng:moco is stating that the game will be released in December. The game…
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