The Network preference pane can be a dark and foreboding place. With some training, you can actually understand what you’re doing when you try and fix your internet connection. Pop open the Network pane found in System Preferences, and let’s explore.
Quick story: I had just met this girl a few weeks prior, and things were just going alright. It was a bit awkward, and she was pretty shy, but I figured I’d put forth some effort and see where it went. Just not too much. I go out on a date with another girl on…
We all love Apple and whatever it serves up – well, most of it anyway. We say haters will be haters, and Apple’s stock value seems to always go down after the company fails to meet the expectations of pundits and analysts. This time, it’s no different. We’ve all seen and heard what both camps…
I’ve been looking for an iPad case that I like for a long time now, but none of them have really hit the mark. I think part of my problem is that what I was looking for didn’t exist – not in the form I expected, anyways. So I gave up, and I ordered my…
With the purchase of Beats, Apple also took on the moderately popular Beats Music service. While the service has remained mostly untouched since the purchase was completed in August, small changes are creeping in that could give Beats Music a huge advantage to competitors like Spotify. The biggest of these changes is the ability to…
For those of you that have tried to access the At&t free wi-fi for iPhone that was reported to be up and running – don’t be surprised when it doesn’t work. The service was up in Texas and California, but is now reported as being down. It’s possible that someone was running a test, and…
If you signed up for updates from CingularAt&t then you recieved the following in your email today…. full message after the jump.
By now you’ve already heard of the Flashback botnet that has infected thousands of Macs worldwide. Hopefully, you’re not one of the 600,000 Macs that have been infected. Apple is already hard at work trying to make a tool that will finally stop Flashback in its tracks. Protecting yourself from Flashback is as simple as…
The release of iOS 5, the latest version of Apple’s very popular mobile operating system, was met with a lot of excitement, which is expected from anything that Apple releases, really. But a number of people who upgraded to the new OS has been reporting that upon upgrading, they have noticed a problem with their…
The iPad was released internationally recently, and with that, came yet another record for the iPad. In just under 60 days, the iPad has sold over 2 million units. From the fancy Apple press release: CUPERTINO, California—May 31, 2010—Apple® today announced that iPadâ„¢ sales have topped two million in less than 60 days since its…
New York resident Jai Sen is taking At&t and Apple to court over the iPhone in a variety of ways. Jai’s complaints include software problems, crack in the devices case, and advertising issues. It is yet another attempt to get a class action lawsuit over the iPhone up and running. His claims against the advertising…
podcast sponsor link:Click Here to check out Blogflux Groups! Today’s Show: Lawsuit Dismissed, iPhone shipments cut, and more! You can subscribe via iTunes, or by RSS feed, or… you can listen to the episode right here: right here In addition to that, you can also download the Apple Gazette Daily Widget and listen to every…
Founded in , AppleGazette sprang from a desire to fuse traditional news reporting with the rapidly changing digital media landscape. As the world of news consumption evolved, with readers demanding immediate updates and engaging, interactive discussions, we saw an opportunity to lead and innovate within this dynamic field.
AppleGazette.com is home to a dedicated team of journalists, tech enthusiasts, and storytellers, all united by a passion for Apple products and news. We’re not just reporters; we’re devoted users and fans of the content we create, ensuring that we always stay connected to the pulse of our audience and the wider Apple community.
