It’s a great time to be an Apple user. Leopard is just around the corner, the iPhone is still buzzing the industry, and we’re on the verge of a slew of new iPod-related goodness at the next Apple media event. On the hardware front, things are looking extremely well too. More people are switching then…
The fine folks at The Apple Blog are reporting that several Mac software developers are teaming up to help kids in hospitals all around the world receive games and toys. Sounds like a pretty cool deal: Looking for a delicious reason to buy some Mac applications? Look no farther, since fifteen third party Mac developers…
The AppleTV updates have been coming along steadily with 2.0.1 released just a few weeks ago. Today, we have 2.0.2 having popped up over night. We have absolutely no details on what exactly is featured in this update, but those that have already downloaded it have discovered a few minor changes. First there is a…
It’s the weekend, and you know what that means: a huge free games list! You’ll also find a bunch of great utilities in today’s batch. Enjoy!
Software Spotlight is a new ongoing feature of Apple Gazette.com to feature Mac software, both old and new, from around the web. You’ve got to love it when an app tells you what it does in its name…and MenuCalendarClock is just what it says it is…an iCal compatible menu calendar and a configurable menu clock….
Apple today announced the release of the latest color option for the 3rd generation iPod Nano. Pink joins the light blue, mint green, black, silver, and (product) red as color options for the latest version of Apple’s smallest video player ever. They are available at Apple’s online store right now, and will be at retail…
It took me a while to finally buy one, but about a year after the original PSP came out, I bought one. I had a lot of fun with that thing, although a few dead pixels pissed me off here and there, and it was perfect for road trips and long flights. Problem was, it…
Introduction: Saint Lucia, a small island nation located in the Eastern Caribbean, offers a unique and valuable opportunity for individuals seeking second citizenship. As a member of the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS), Saint Lucia provides its citizens with visa-free access to over 145 countries, including the United Kingdom, the Schengen Area, and…
The Seinfeld/Gates thing was weird. The “I’m a PC” thing was better, but one could argue that it was a concession that Apple was certainly making a mark if MS had to directly respond. The Mojaive thing was just kind of pointless, because in a controlled environment any OS is going to look awesome. This…THING…in…
A few months back, PC World did a test on 3G performance in the real world, and shockingly, AT&T didn’t do so well. With all of the hub-bub about AT&T improving their network, PC World decided to do the test again, and guess what? It’s better. Turns out, a LOT better. From the article: After…
For the past 3 years, the iPhone has stood out among a crowd of wannabes. No one was able to come close to the polished perfection of the device, the usefullness of the apps, and the exceptional UI. Sure, lots of people tried, but no one really hit the mark exactly. Now, with the introduction…
The new iPhone 4 has a lot of features that many people want, but now MacRumors is reporting on a new one that makes the phone even more attractive. Here’s their report: We have since heard that the upcoming iPhone 4’s RAM has again been upgraded. This will bring it to a total of 512MB…
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