Ok…this is the last rumor related stuff I’m posting until the Keynote (unless something REALLY big and REALLY confirmed comes in). This should be every major rumor currently out there…and even a few minor ones…feel free to point them out in the comments if I miss any… Now, we all know that the rumor mongering…
It knows where to find a five-star-rated steaming slice of pizza. It knows where the closest/cheapest gas is. It knows about the construction that is taking place nearby, and it knows how many miles it is to get to a cup of Starbucks coffee. It knows where it is. Is it Artificial Intelligence, or Science-Fiction?…
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…
There is a new phishing scheme out in the wild that is duping hundreds of MobileMe users into giving up their credit card info and other personal data. Computerworld spoke with Dan Clements, the president of CardCops, an identity protection company, who uncovered the scam. They report that the scam was timed with the switch…
If you commute a lot and listen to audio books, then you really only have two options. Audible.com or CDs. If you buy the books on CD, you may have tried to import an audio book into iTunes in the past – and while it is certainly doable, it’s a pain. You end up with…
Who’s lucky enough to have had an original Macintosh? While you won’t find it on the Apple Store or a regular computer store these days, there are still existing units – for the price of an arm and a leg. The original price was $2,495, but in 2012 dollars, that was $5,555. So if you…
Ever since the new file system surfaced in the world of Mac, it has been unclear whether it has been good or bad. While there are a lot of good things that can be said about it, there also happen to be several drawbacks. Some of which is rather annoying. If you are not familiar…
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:…
While other retailers call them flagship stores, Apple has announced that they are targetting to open around 40-50 ‘significant Apple stores’ all over the world by the end of 2010. Just this year, they have opened around 26 stores, including three (3) brand new ones in Paris, New York and Australia. The largest Apple store…
It’s easy to be inefficient. And for things that you only do once in a while, inefficiency is fine. Optimizing performance for a monthly task is generally a overall time loss. But for things you do frequently, finding the most efficient and effective method is worthwhile. This goes double for work that you need to…
I’m a little late on the news but for those who aren’t aware, Research In Motion (RIM) has recently developed and released a BlackBerry Desktop made specifically for Mac Users last Friday, October 2. It’s about time. iSync is good, but there’s only so much you can do with a sync manager that isn’t specially…
If you own CS2 at least… Apple Insider is reporting that Adobe Systems will be releasing a Beta of Photoshop CS3 to owners of a valid serial number for the current CS2 version of the photo editing software. Apparently this will be the only CS application that will be available in Beta, and it will…
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