I Stumbled Upon an interesting link tonight from indigo3d – John takes a look at the evolution of the Mac OS from the original System OS to the current Mac OSX…complete with screenshots. I have included a few of them below, but check out John’s article for the full info on each version.
Ninety-nine percent of iPhone apps are pretty straightforward. You have to run without falling off a cliff or you swipe right to meet a boy/girl for a drink or you order your food ahead of time. However, there are a few odd ones and in the spirit of Halloween, we’re celebrating the unusual and weirdest…
Apple has just released a fantastic new Holiday ad that is completely free of two guys bantering back and forth. As much as I enjoy the “Get a Mac Ads”, this is a nice change of pace, and an excellent ad…
Macgamestore.com has launched its own version of the App Store specifically for Mac Games. Their new free application, Mac Games Arcade, looks and feels quite a bit like iTunes, and it’s clear that’s the intention. There are titles from over 100 Mac developers, you can get demos, write reviews, purchase games, and maintain your digital…
Hey LOOK! It’s a story that isn’t about the iPhone!!!! Savor it…it may be the only one for a while…. When you connect your Windows machine via you home network in Leopard, you’ll be able to see it on your Mac in the new Finder just like it was a local drive. You even get…
xTime Inventory is a new time management tool from app4mac. The software looks very slick and well designed. At first glance, the software looks like it will have a bit of a learning curve, but I’ll be giving it a shot to see how it works. You can try it for free by clicking the…
Apparently there are several people reporting that they have experienced signifigent problems with the WWAN 1.0 Support update that was released last week. The site that was originally dugg is completely dead at the time I write this, but a digg commentor explained the problem here: Besides not working very well with N routers (besides…
The concept of inductive charging is pretty interesting to me. I’m not a fan of wires, and every night I have to plug in my iPhone to get charged for the next day. Although there are lots of different options out there to fix that problem in the iPhone, they all look clunky and large…
Today T-Mobile officially unveiled the T-Mobile G1 – the first phone to use Google’s Android platform. The phone will cost $179 and will be available in the United States on October 22. T-Mobile has referred to the device as “game changing” and say that it will “power a new mobile internet future”. The phone will…
Two mugs of foaming draughts clink! Frothy cold beer spills down arms in celebration, as “Free Fallin’†careens from speaker to speaker in the lively pub. Cheers are passed on and on. But wait…a toast! The “Toasty!†App for the iPhone is a free program that could not better simplify the spur of the moment…
It’s been five months since he passed away, and for some of us it’s still hard to believe he’s really gone. Steve Jobs- who needs no introduction, certainly not on this blog- changed our world with his life. The lessons he left behind are nicely summed up in this infographic design from Infographic Labs:
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