In this second installment of Apple Gazette.com’s continuing series of Video Quick Tips we cover Automator Basics. For more info on all the things you can do with Automator check out Automator World and Automator.us.
A few months back, we told you about a shop that was installing an iPad into a Tacoma, and it turns out they finally got the job done. In watching the series, you can see that there were a few different issues with the install, mostly in sound quality. It turns out that when you’d…
UPDATE: Lots of speculation that these are fake. Most arguing that there is a button missing from one of the phones. We’ll see for sure on Monday. CrunchGear has some VERY convincing scans of promotional material of the new 3G iPhone. The phone looks thinner, comes in a variety of colors and features video chat….
We’ve talked a lot lately about the Hand Stylus, which aims to be the world’s first fine-tip stylus. Does it live up to the hype? It’s time to put the Hand through its paces and find out.
Today I’m going to take a reader’s suggestion, and do a post entirely of the things I dislike about the phone at this point. Later this week, I’ll do another post entirely of praise for the things that I do like about the phone. Mail – The mail application has a lot of great features…
I don’t know about you, but this is exactly what I have been looking for ever since I switched to the iPhone 5. I used to NOT understand why people would spend a hundred dollars or more for an external battery pack, but since the “new” phone, I have not gone out without my trusty…
Since its launch, Apple’s never stopped working on Apple Maps. Even a feature that’s not broken, like 3D Flyover mode, is getting new content. Check out these 12 new cities that have just been made fully 3D.
Presenting: the untold, little-known story of one of Apple’s earliest and most influential artists. Susan Kare’s place in history is among its most important and foundational, yet her body of work is comprised of something that most people take for granted and never give a second thought to.
Today Apple has posted 3 new iPhone ads on the web. The ads continue to focus on different way to use the iPhone, and I think they do an excellent job of explaining just exactly why you “need” this device. Out of the three, ‘Brilliant’ is my least favorite. It shows off the iPhone’s “almost-GPS”…
Sandy Bridge, Intel’s newest CPU architecture. will be launching next month and will inevitably power Apple’s MacBook family. While Apple will be using the newest CPUs from Intel for its MacBook family, it will be taking a different approach to graphics by switching to Intel’s Integrated graphics. Intel’s newest CPU architecture, Sandy Bridge, is set…
Nathan Sawaya, who is probably the most known Lego artist in the world, is staying on top of things, and and has just completed a Lego version of the iPhone. It is, of course, just as functional as most of the unlocked iPhones out there will be by the time the software update is released,…
Has your iPhone suddenly started to behave erratically? Believe it or not, there’s a chance that it’s been hacked. Contrary to popular opinion, Apple products aren’t immune to cyber-attacks. They’re not “hacker proof”. While, historically speaking, there have been fewer incidents with iPhones, that doesn’t mean that they’re immune to digital threats. The device can…
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