2 hrs ago | The Apple Blog
Microsofta s Bad Image Should Be a Warning to Apple
"I'm just wondering why your marketing group can't do something to try to rein in this next generation, because you've got a real bad image out there." So said a Microsoft shareholder to CEO Steve Ballmer at the company's shareholder meeting yesterday.
6 hrs ago | USA Today
Portable media players aren't just for music. With them, you can watch videos, play games and listen to books or podcasts.
11 hrs ago | MacTech
Cocktail 4.5 (Leopard Edition) released
Cocktail 4.5 , an update of the general purpose utility for Mac OS X, has been released.
15 hrs ago | Macworld
Bugs & Fixes: Screensavers in Snow Leopard
When Snow Leopard was first released, I noted that many third-party screensavers would no longer work in the new OS.
$2,000 tablet a perfect fit for Apple, says analyst
Reports that Apple will produce a $2,000 tablet next year fit the company's historical pattern of going for the luxury end of the technology market, an analyst agreed today.
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
Working with the new Apple Mac mini Server and Snow Leopard Server
Last week was no exception, and when I received a call from a new client who wanted assistance with a Mac mini Server , I jumped at the chance.
Steve Jobs' Awesome Email To Developer
It's hard to get more to-the-point than Apple boss Steve Jobs. After Apple's lawyers told a software company called The Little App Factory to stop using the name "iPod" in one of its products -- "iPodRip" -- co-owner John Devor sent a long email to Steve, appealing for help, CrunchGear's Daniel Brusilovsky reports .
After long wait, Camino 2.0 finally hits the streets
Camino - the Gecko-based browser with native Cocoa interface and more seamless Mac OS X integration - has finally landed an official 2.0 release.
Apple Tablet Delayed Until Late 2010?
Ah, Apple Tablet. For a product that exists only in the ether of speculative journalism, it's given us so much to talk about.
Google Chrome OS: 5 Ways Ita s Completely Different
Earlier today, Google revealed new details about Google Chrome OS , the search giant's attempt to redefine the operating system and push society and technology even farther onto the web.
Analyst: Timing of the Apple tablet is irrelevant
A new report from Digitimes on Thursday says Apple's anticipated tablet will not be released in the first part of 2010 as originally thought, but rather in the second half of the year.
Agile Web Solutions releases 1Password 3
Everybody bring out the noisemakers, confetti, and party poppers. Fresh out of public beta, the one-stop password-managing shop known as Agile Web SolutionsA 1Password 3 is now available to one and all.
With Amazon's Kindle, readers can squeeze hundreds of books into a device that is smaller than most hardcovers.
Review: Apple's 27" big screen iMac
Apple's latest high-end iMac gets a stunning, huge, cinematic 16:9 27" screen, fast Core i5 and i7 CPU options, a standard wireless keyboard and Magic Mouse, a staggering 16GB RAM capacity, a new video input feature, and an environmentally friendly design at all a new lower price.
Daily Deals: $999 MacBook Pro Laptops, Logitech Pure-Fi Speaker Dock, App Store Freebies
MacBook Pro laptops are always a popular item and this time the Apple Store has nearly two-dozen factory-refurbished units.
It's happened to the best of us: a hard drive crash takes our precious iTunes library down to Davy Jones' Locker, and we either don't have backups, or our backups are corrupted or out of date.
'Tis the season to do some shopping, and if you've added a new Macintosh to you shopping list, you've picked a great time to buy one.
Apple vs. Pystar: What's Left to Fight Over
A judge ruled last week in agreement with Apple in its copyright-infringement case against Psystar , the unauthorized seller of Mac clones running Mac OS X . According to Groklaw , there are still issues remaining for trial, despite Psystar's attempt to present everything now as being moot.
Apple Looking for Game Designera for a Tablet?
Apple's cooking up something related to video games, and needs a jack of all trades game designer to get the job done.
DataArt Makes Turn-By-Turn Navigation on iPod touch a Reality
NEW YORK, BUSINESS WIRE -- In an industry first, DataArt , a high-end software development company with headquarters in New York and R&D centers in Eastern Europe, announced today that it has completed back-end development of GeoLife's Navmii turn-by-turn navigation application for the iPod touch.
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