Here’s an infographic (custom-made for Apple Gazette) taking a look at the performance of our three favorite handhelds (click to see larger size): *Edit: Updated the year of iPod date from 2004 to 2001, and added the S to 3G. Thanks for the heads up, Alexis and Jack Straw!
If it is one thing Apple is known for, above all else, it is the design of Apple products. From the very beginning Apple has shown a different level of attention to design detail than many of its competitors, and throughout its history, the company has been a constant source of design innovation. With that…
We always read about people who try to feed their love for all things Apple to such extreme degrees that you’d think that they’re one of a kind. The most extreme acts may have been done by the very few but there are some actions that may not be categorized as an extreme act but…
Apple’s newest iPod related Paten filing reveals a concept for an iPod with a full screen complete with “no touchie” surface. The touch area of the device would actually be the BACK of the iPod/iPhone/iWhatever. You can see from the illustration above how it would work. Remember, though, these Patent filings don’t often reveal the…
So, MSNBC and JP Morgan think that Apple is going to turn the iPod Nano into a phone and charge $300 for it. Does that sound completely insane to anyone else? You know “analysts” are getting worse than us bloggers when it comes to just making crap up. Here’s what JP Morgan’s Kevin Chang had…
Apple has posted a new iPhone 3G guided tour on their Japanese website in an effort to get customers in Japan warmed up to the idea of the iPhone. There has has been some speculation that the product might not do as well in Japan because of different demands of the Japanese buyer. You can…
With online privacy and digital security dominating the headlines, you may have been conditioned to believe that every one of your devices needs antivirus software. The truth is, this doesn’t apply to the majority of Apple’s mobile products. While many security companies offer products that support the iPhone, the antivirus aspects are often unnecessary; Apple…
Today there’s a trio of great travel guides, a picture-and-music slideshow maker, a “magic” music toy, some learning tools for kids, and more free games than you can handle.
Even if you don’t follow Apple very closely, you’ve probably heard that there’s a new rumor that Apple is planning to ditch the iPhone headphone jack on the upcoming generation of the smartphone, which, if Apple continues with its naming scheme for the iPhone, will be called the iPhone 7. The rumor stems from a…
Since October 2006 I have been blogging on Apple Gazette almost every week day. I have gone on vacation for a short trip or two with the family, but even from the hotel I found myself posting stuff on the site. Next week, I’m going to try and take a full week off. Writing about…
Apple’s iPhone 5c Loses Its Shine (via Wall Street Journal Digital Network)
This is a good quick look at the new iPod Nano from the guys at CNET.
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