1998 was a great year for Apple. The company, with Steve Jobs back at the helm, was on an upswing, and the media was finally starting to lay off the “death of Apple” talk. The 1998 Macworld Expo was held in New York. With the “Think Different” ad campaign in full swing, and the newly…
The Business Insider is reporting that Apple is going to be working Facebook into the iPhone OS, implementing quite a few different features. Here’s the gist: Our source tells us that Apple is at least going to build Facebook contact syncing directly into the iPhone software, so you can pull Facebook contacts into your iPhone’s…
Tomorrow is the big day for Apple, and even though there’s a lot of argument about what’s going to be announced, everyone out there seems to think that it’s the fabled Unicorn Tablet that’s been talked about for months now. Whatever happens on the 27th, it seems that an Apple Tablet may be in the…
Photo by Scott Beale / Laughing Squid I’ve been a believer in Square products since the first time I heard about them. I interviewed Jack Dorsey – creator of Twitter and co-founder of Square – once for a magazine I used to write for, and not only was he a personable guy, but he sold…
Last year, the guys behind PodBrix made a killing with a Lego playset based on the 1984 commercial that introduced the world to the Macintosh. This year, the fellas are back with a new set, that’s just as cool, and much cheaper. The original set would run you $198.99 – while this new collection, featuring…
I don’t have a lot of family, at least not on my side. My grandparents have all passed, and most of the others are estranged in one way or another. Really, the only real relatives I have left are my Great Aunt & Uncle, and they live 2,500 miles away. I’ve often considered getting them…
One of the big announcements to come out of the Worldwide Developer Conference a few weeks back is that Apple is launching a new streaming music service to compete with likes of Spotify and Pandora. The new service – dubbed Apple Music – is built on a platform that Apple acquired when it purchased Beats…
Television shows are FINALLY available to UK iTunes users. The official announcement was made on Apple’s UK site today.
I woke up this morning to a flurry of rumor talk because of the “information” that TUAW received yesterday. According to the rumor Steve Jobs is going to reveal the plans for OS X 10.6 at WWDC 2008. Not only that – but the next version of OS X will feature ZERO new features, instead…
Good morning, app lovers! Let’s get us some free apps, shall we? Here are paid apps gone free to start the week. (As usual, remember they’re free now but they won’t be free forever, so download while you can.)
Fans of tower defense games will no doubt agree with me that there is always time for another tower defense game. Whatever version of the game, you just can’t lose with tower defense. Well, you know what I mean. Time-wise, it will kill you. Frustration-wise, it might just be the end of your sanity as…
I do a lot of posts about the competition for a few different reasons. Ultimately though, it’s because if we as Apple fans aren’t aware of what the competition has, then we’re just blindfolded loyalists – which is exactly what people see us as. But this Android versus Apple thing has been getting pretty ridiculous…
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.
