Apple cuts orders due to weak iPhone 5 demand
The Wall Street Journal has reported that Apple has allegedly issued significant cuts in its orders for the iPhone 5 because of weak demand for the product. The newspaper said that it received the information from certain people who know about what’s happening. According the WSJ, the reduction in the orders are set for the…
OS X Lion Adds Better SSD Support
The latest developer preview of Mac OS X Lion introduces TRIM support for Solid State Drives which will improve long term performance. Apple is starting to add SSDs to the MacBook Pro line and eventually its desktop Macs to improve battery life and shorten boot up times. However, Snow Leopard can’t optimally handle the drives….
4 Useful iOS Apps Gone Free
If you’re having a particularly bad case of “I hate Mondays“, here’s something that may perk you up a little. There are lots of iOS apps gone free, but I picked out four that are actually useful and you’ll want to download. Now cheer up, and get Monday over with! iOS apps gone free Peek…
Bainwave offers “Power Napping” Software to students for $9.95
Brainwave has announced that they are making their revolutionary power napping software – pzizz available to students for only $9.95. “Students are under huge strain when studying, and can benefit enormously from taking regular power naps during the day,†says Edward Laing, CEO of Brainwave Enterprises and owner of pzizz. “By offering pzizz at such…
Apple Planning To Make an iTV?
Apple may be cooking up something that will potentially add to their list of must-have products. According to Gene Munster, an analyst for Piper Jaffray, Apple is currently communicating with various component suppliers and this is leading to speculation that the much rumored Apple-branded television set is going to be released this year. Munster’s information…
Gizmodo GUARANTEES iPhone Announcement on Monday
From Gizmodo: I guarantee it. It isn’t what I expected at all. And I’ve already said too much. –Brian Lam Is this true? Maybe. If so, is it a good movie on Apple’s part? I don’t know…maybe. The busiest shopping days of the year are the week before Christmas. Thousands…if not hundreds of thousands of…
Apple Releases 802.11n Update
Apple released the much discussed 802.11n software update today in the Apple store for the price of $1.99 with no fanfare. You may recall that the price was original rumored to be $4.99, but when Apple made the official announcement it was at the reduced cost of $1.99 after lots of grumbling within the Apple…
The 5 Best Lego Apple Creations
At Apple Gazette we have a soft spot for everything Apple and Legos. If you combine the two you’ll get one very happy team of Bloggers. Continuing our fascination of Lego-ified iProducts is the 5 best Lego Apple creations. 1. A Working Lego Mac Perhaps one of the best Lego creations on this list is…
YouTube Find: Introducing the iMac G4…and pre-bashing the iMac G5?
This is a very interesting video from Macworld 2002. It is the introduction of the iMac G4. In my opinion, the best looking computer Apple has ever designed. I never really understood why the design didn’t last longer…the current iMac looks like a bloated iPod on a stick to me…and I’ve never liked it. The…
Dive Into Mac Gaming With The Daedalic 15th Anniversary Bundle
We’ve all heard about how serious gamers scoff at the idea of Mac gaming, but we all know that doesn’t apply anymore. With the amount of good Mac games available today, Mac gaming is a thing. And if you want to dive into it – if you haven’t yet – check out the Daedalic 15th…
YouTube Find: Unboxing a 20th Anniversary Macintosh
Alfred DiBlasi is not a stranger to Apple videos…you may remember him from the Apple Lisa demonstration video from a few years ago. In this current video, he and his friends spend a whopping 22 minutes unboxing a still in-box 20th Anniversary Macintosh. Surprisingly, the video remains entertaining almost all the way through. Thanks to…