I think its safe to say that Spore is one of the biggest game releases for the Mac in a very long time – some might even say ever. There has been a great deal of build up for this title, and with hype like this, sometimes its hard for a game to live up…
According to Mac Rumors, the latest version of Leopard, 9A343 was seeded to developers on Thursday night. The last version seeded was on Dec. 13, 2006. Apple actually has itemized a few of changes to Leopard from the last seed, including: – HIToolbox provides new HIRect/Point/Shape-based Window Manager API for resolution independence compatibility – Tab…
How does Apple create those 3D “Flyover” Maps of major cities? And why are they such a mess when you zoom in close?
While one of iOS’s strengths has always been its simplicity and ease of use, the mobile operating system that powers the iPhone and iPad isn’t without its complexities too. In fact, since its initial release back in 2007, iOS has continued to gain functionality with nearly every update, and it has gotten to the point…
In spite of the fact that Apple has slammed down the hammer on Flappy Bird knockoffs on the App Store, we still hear of clones left and right; and if I thought that Flying Cyrus only made it because of the reference to the infamous pop star, I was wrong. Big time. Here’s another Flappy…
A report from Think Secret suggests that we’ll be seeing the next generation of Mac OS as early as this March. The sources in the Think Secret article state simply that things are wrapping up quickly (faster than even Apple anticipated). There have long been rumors that Apple would release Leopard in March, but so…
How often do you clean your iPhone? I’m a stickler for clean gadgets, so all my devices get a “sponge bath” once a week. If you’re like me, then the cameras on the iPhone is one detail you pay attention to. The last thing you want is a smudged camera that takes just-as-smudged photos. You…
The CrazyGates 07 tour continues, this time in a Business Week article where, after commenting that he wouldn’t buy an iPhone…Why? Because he likes to dial the numbers with one hand (of course), Bill Gates said the following: So the key trend to look at is the importance of software and then say who really…
It’s a good week to be an iDevice owner. Some truly outstanding — and long-awaited — apps came out this week, and I’ve curated them for your perusal. Let’s dive in…
Of all the places that the iPhone has gone on sale, I think France is – by far – the most interesting. Orange, who has the “exclusive” contract with Apple (but it’s hardly what I would call exclusive at this point) is reporting that over 50,000 users have already placed orders for Apple’s revolutionary phone…but…
Yesterday Apple released two brand new iPhone ads. They seem to have, thankfully, abandoned the previous campaign which focused on individuals telling iPhone stories. These ads are a return to the original style of iPhone ad, with one entitled “Facebook” showing off the Facebook web app, and another which shows you how you can look…
Engadget reports that AT&T COO Randall Stephenson very briefly showed off the iPhone yesterday at CTIA. Stephenson said that AT&T (formerly Cingular) has received over 1 million customer inquiries about the device since Macworld. How many of those will turn into sales? That’s anyone’s guess, but it is very clear that the iPhone has the…
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