There are a lot of iPhone charging devices but most of us are tired of the boring wall charger. I seem to lose mine about once a week, not that I won’t lose these as well. A couple years ago the charging pad made it’s debut and we thought that we’d seen everything. But today’s…
A Post on the Zune Insider blog yesterday revealed that Microsoft has been planning to drop the price of the 30 gig Zune to $199 for months. It just HAPPENS to be the day before an Apple event that is going to debut new iPods that will blow the Zune even further out of the…
Market research firm NPD published a study for top retail computer hardware sales for the month of March 2007 last week. Apple’s laptop sales are climbing signifigently thanks to the success of the Macbook and Macbook Pro lines. Here is the complete breakdown for Laptop, Desktop, and MP3 player sales. Laptops 1. Toshiba 26.2% 2….
VM Ware is releasing the final version of Fusion, their virtualization software which allows Intel-based Macs to run Windows, Linux or other PC operating systems today. Parallels, not to be outdone, has just released a new Beta version of their virtualization software as well. It’s a tough call on which is the better value. Each…
I enjoyed MacHeist. I thought it was a fun “game”, and enjoyed trying (usually in vain) to figure the Heists out on my own. One of the things that I enjoyed the most about it was how supportive of the independent Mac development community it was. If it’s one thing we like here at Apple…
In a turn that should come as a surprise to no one, Apple has discontinued the 23″ Cinema Display. After Apple introduced the LED-backlit 24″ Display at the special event last month, it was only a matter of time before the 23″ model was out the door. If you’re looking for a matte display –…
I’m a comic book guy, which means I’m also a fan of web comics, the online version of the Sunday funny pages. One of my usual reads is Ctrl+Alt+Delete, a comic about a goofy kid who loves video games and building cool techy gizmos, but isn’t very socially adept. Well, they’ve officially released an app…
Apple’s line of MacBooks (the white plastic ones), MacBooks Airs, and Mac Minis are due for new models with upgraded technology under the hood. MacBooks in particular are overdue for a refresh, since it was May of last year that Apple last introduced new models.
For every Apple product we see on the shelves, there are dozens that never make it to production. Sometimes, these rare gems surface on the web for us to take a look at, and ponder what might have been. Scouring through the interweb, I’ve compiled this list of 5 Apple products that only the most…
Hackint0sh.org has some screenshots of the latest Leopard build, and the most noticible difference is that the brush metal look appears to be gone from the OS. I think most people agree that it’s time for a change as far as the brushed metal look is concerned… There is no word (of course) if this…
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You might remember in 1999, at Macworld…a video game was previewed…it looked pretty awesome…it was called: HALO. Have you heard of it? Not too long after that, a company by the name of Microsoft decided to buy Bungie, who had originated as a Mac only developer. The original Halo still managed to appear on the…
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