The market turned downward this morning, but AAPL opened up very strong after the release of the 3rd Quarter results yesterday afternoon. The stock opened this morning at $146 a record high open and intraday record high. The Wall Street Journal has an interesting article about Steve Jobs and his life-long hatred of buttons, which…
And you thought the the $19,000 dollars Gold iPod Shuffle was stupid. Well – you sir or madam – did know about the diamond studded iPod Shuffle did you? ugh. via Engadget
The current number nine in the “Top Downloaded†free applications list from the App Store is “50 cent ‘Baby By Me’ sound lab,†and it is the worst thing Apple has ever approved! Though it may appear harmless, or possibly even potentially entertaining to fans of the rap star, 50 cent, there can be no…
If you’re looking for an iPhone-like multi-touch experience on your Mac, the new open source project, Lux, might just be your answer. Gizmodo has interviewed the creator of this project, and – assuming this is all on the up and up – it looks like he’s created something very interesting. Here is a demo below:…
The highlight of Apple’s announcement Verizon would carry the iPhone was mobile hotspot support in addition to tethering. While the iPhone on AT&T supports data tethering, the process took months and was bogged with delays. To combat Verizon, AT&T is being more lenient with its data caps and supporting Mobile Hotspot for iPhone users. As…
So there is a new rumor about the 6G iPod…and this time there is video backing it up. If this IS true, then the next iPod WILL NOT be a full screen, iPhone like device. It will keep the same 4×3 screen, and the clickwheel will live on. This actually makes a lot of sense…
I don’t understand the extremely expensive “fashion” iPod Shuffle market…do these things really sell? This latest one is from Brighton, UK, jeweler John Harrington. It’s laser etched, it features 5 tiny diamonds, and will cost you $600. If you want to buy one, you can click here – but please don’t. Buy 6 of these…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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