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Why Google Chrome OS has already won
Original at Scobleizer - Tech Geek Blogger
• Fri, Nov 20
By Robert Scoble Today InfoWorld’s Randall Kennedy says that Google’s Chrome OS will fail. What he is missing is he’s looking at the wrong field. Google is playing a different game. Google Chrome OS is NOT about killing Microsoft or Apple. What is it about? Developers, developers, developers, developers, d...
iPhone owners demand to see Apple source code
Original at Macworld
• Fri, Nov 20
By Gregg Keizer iPhone owners charging Apple and AT&T with breaking antitrust laws asked a federal judge this week to force Apple to hand over the iPhone source code.
Apple's iPhone set for South Korean launch
Original at BloggingStocks
• Fri, Nov 20
By Brian White Apple (AAPL) continues to bring the iPhone to countries outside the U.S. Although its launch in China didn't generate as much fanfare as the company had hoped, things take time to roll into a big ball of success. Apple won't be slowing down international introductions of the handset that cha...
Microsoft’s Bad Image should be a Warning to AppleOriginal at TheAppleBlog
• Fri, Nov 20
By Liam Cassidy Sure, Apple isn’t as bad as Microsoft yet. But this is how it starts, people. Google Voicegate. Joe Hewitt. Rogue Amoeba. It’s not exactly dancing in an Apple Store, but it’s still embarrassing and potentially damaging, and it’s definitely a trend that won’t go away unless Apple does somethin...
Android-powered phones set stage for holiday competition with iPhone
Original at BloggingStocks
• Fri, Nov 20
By Brian White Google (GOOG) and Apple (AAPL) were once favorite friends. When Google CEO Eric Schmidt resigned from Apple's board of directors, though, the gloves came off. With Apple's venerable and extremely popular iPhone selling for $99 (for the base edition), Google's "Android" phones -- made b...
Apple vs Microsoft Wars Pit Shareholders Against Steve Ballmer
Original at Gizmodo
• Fri, Nov 20
By Jesus Diaz This year's Microsoft shareholder meeting wasn't a lot of fun for Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and Chairman Bill Gates, thanks to shareholders grilling him about Apple and the iPhone with questions like the above. Ballmer smacked him right back:
Opinion: Gifts for Angry, Rant-Prone Apple Haters
Original at Gizmodo
• Thu, Nov 19
By Dan Nosowitz Motorola Droid: Sure, Matt may have called the Droid "the second best smartphone you can buy," the best being the iPhone 3GS, but Apple haters will find plenty to love about the Droid—and plenty to loathe about the iPhone. I won't rehash our review (or Verizon's intimidating "Droid Does" a...
Steve Jobs Responds to Passionate App Developer, Curtly
Original at Gizmodo
• Thu, Nov 19
By Adam Frucci Apple told The Little App Factory to change the name of their popular app iPodRip, as it had the word iPod in it. The CEO sent a passionate letter to Steve Jobs, and he got a response. Here's the letter he sent: Dear Mr. Jobs, Best, John Devor And Steve replied: Steve Sent from my iPhone
Opinion: Cut the Drama: Private APIs, the App Store & You
Original at TheAppleBlog
• Thu, Nov 19
By Andrew Bednarz These two headlines are actually the same story, a fact that was made quite apparent by a popular direct iPhone-to-iPhone messaging App called Ping!. On Ping!’s Facebook Page, the developer announced that the much-anticipated version 1.2 of Ping! has been rejected by Apple:
Rumors Emerge That Apple Tablet Is Delayed
Original at BusinessWeek
• Thu, Nov 19
By Arik Hesseldahl He's maintaining his overweight rating on Apple stock and his $277 price target based on a multiple of 25 times Apple's estimated FY 2010 GAAP earnings per share of $11.10. This morning Apple is trading down nearly $4 or nearly 2% at $202.50.
Opinion: Apple’s App Store Approval Process Now Includes an Automated Layer
Original at TheAppleBlog
• Tue, Nov 17
By Darrell Etherington It’s also technically fair, since Apple has said all along that private APIs are off-limits. The published reason being that Apple can’t confirm that said APIs will remain stable from release to release of the iPhone OS, meaning that something based on them might break every time an updat...
News: Apple delaying approval of iPhone DJ apps?
Original at iLounge
• Mon, Nov 16
By news@ilounge.com (Charles Starrett) The delayed approval status of three DJ applications for the iPhone and iPod touch—from three separate developers—has raised questions from fans of the genre as to whether Apple is intentionally delaying their release. Touch DJ from Amidio, Sonorasaurus from Pajamahouse Studios, an...
iPhone Apps Have to Be Approved By Robots Now, Too
Original at Gizmodo
• Mon, Nov 16
By John Herrman There's always been an official ban on the use of private APIs, but Apple hadn't really been enforcing it to date, partly because it's just hard to tell sometimes—unless the private API is used in a terribly obvious way, finding them is a matter of taking to apps with a fine-toothed code-co...
Patch: News: Apple releases software 1.0.2 for iPod nano 5G
Original at iLounge
• Fri, Nov 13
By news@ilounge.com (Charles Starrett) Apple has released software version 1.0.2 for the fifth-generation iPod nano. According to the release notes, the new firmware fixes normal/slower/faster audio podcast playback, allows Genius Mixes to now work with Nike+iPod, and fixes an issue with Voice Over and the headphone contro...
Apple Launches iTunes Preview
Original at TheAppleBlog
• Fri, Nov 13
By Liam Cassidy This is one of those items I find so hard to get behind, rather like the infrequent (boring) updates to MobileMe. But here goes; Apple has ever-so-quietly launched a new web-based front-end to their iTunes music library titled “iTunes Preview.” It allows a visitor to view lists of music ava...
TomTom to bring free lane guidance, text-to-speech, iPod control to iPhone GPS app
Original at Engadget Mobile
• Wed, Nov 11
By Darren Murph TomTom's probably still dizzy from the hit that Google laid on it just a few days ago, but it has somehow managed to get its bearings long enough to announce that a slew of gratis updates are incoming for its highly-hyped iPhone navigation app. Following in Navigon's footsteps, the outfit h...
Patch: Product News: Apple Releases Safari 4.0.4 for Tiger, Leopard, Snow Leopard, Windows
Original at pheedcontent.com
• Wed, Nov 11
Apple released Safari 4.0.4 Wednesday, an update for the company's Web browser for Tiger, Leopard, Snow Leopard, and Windows. The update includes bug fixes, JavaScript improvements, Full History Search improvements, and more.
iApps: The Software Suite Apple Should Create
Original at The Apple
• Fri, Nov 6
By Jon Buys Now I think that the three functions of iTunes are tied together because of the iTunes store. Since Apple used the same distribution model that had been successful with music for movies and TV shows, adding the functionality to iTunes and the iTunes Store offered the path of least resistan...
Opinion: HD Media Player Battlemodo: Apple TV Killers
Original at Gizmodo
• Thu, Nov 5
By Wilson Rothman This isn't about photos and music. Apple TV is better at both of those than any of this stuff. It's also not about renting movies or buying movies, or even streaming movies from Netflix. Roku has a nice cheap box for that, and Apple TV is suitable if you just want to live inside Steve Jobs' media st...
Patch: Blacksn0w App Now Ready, Eager to Unlock Your iPhone 3G and 3GSes [IPhone]
Original at Gizmodo
• Tue, Nov 3
By John Herrman Apple can permanently patch the blacksn0w exploit in their next firmware update. You must download Cydia's "On File" system in case Apple blocks more exploits in future updates. It's still safe to run the tool, but keep in mind that Apple can—and probably will—patch the core exploit used b...
Opinion: How Palm Lost (Like Apple in the 80s)
Original at Gizmodo
• Thu, Oct 29
By John Herrman iPhone OS is already a superpower with massive adoption, a huge app store and a bright future. They're not going anywhere. They learned their lessons about the importance of volume and apps when I was still a kid. But what about the other two smartphone players that consumers really love? You...
Apple Announces Major Consumer PC Upgrades
Original at BusinessWeek
• Tue, Oct 20
By Arik Hesseldahl Hot on the heels of its knockout earnings report from last night, Apple is seizing more attention today with a significant upgrade to its consumer PC lines, specifically the entry-level MacBook, the iMac, and the Mac Mini. Here's the rundown:
Patch: Apple's iMovie 8.0.5 gains iFrame, iPod nano video support
Original at Macnn
• Tue, Oct 13
Apple on Tuesday released iMovie 8.0.5 [36MB], an update to its free movie editing software bundled with all new Macs. According to Apple, the update improves compatibility with a number of devices and fixes other minor issues, including improved compatibility with camcorders using the...
Podcast: Tracking Down Snow Leopard's Apple Events Bug
Original at tidbits_podcast (Feedburner)
• Tue, Oct 13
By editors@tidbits.com (TidBITS Publishing) At first I had been inclined to propose a theory that maybe some external force, such as a bad scripting addition, might be messing things up somehow. This was a reasonable guess, because the Snow Leopard transition to 64-bit has in fact caused existing 32-bit scripting additions to becom...
Patch: iPhone/ OS 3.1.2 Is Out, Solves Sleep Issue at Last [IPhone]
Original at Gizmodo
• Thu, Oct 8
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By Jesus Diaz At last, Apple has released a much-needed patch: iPhone OS 3.1.2 is out and it solves the sleep issue—in which the iPhone refused to wake up—brought in by the previous version. There are other fixes too: It weighs 241.7MB. Go get it in iTunes. After the update—which is also available for the iPod T...
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Patch: Apple Releases iPhone OS 3.1.2 [Updated]
Original at MacRumors : Mac News and Rumors
• Thu, Oct 8
Apple today released iPhone OS 3.1.2, addressing several issues regarding waking from sleep, network service disruption, and crashing during video streaming. iPhone users should connect their iPhones to iTunes and click the "Check for Update" button...
Podcast: Make Old Apple Printers Work in Snow Leopard
Original at tidbits_podcast (Feedburner)
• Tue, Oct 6
By editors@tidbits.com (TidBITS Publishing) I do wish Apple would give more hints about how to continue using a theoretically supported Apple printer under Snow Leopard. Suggestions for Ethernet-to-parallel/serial print servers and an explanation of what Normal, Raw, and BSP mean with respect to connection types would be welco...
Podcast: Snow Leopard to Be Released August 28
Original at tidbits_podcast (Feedburner)
• Mon, Aug 24
By editors@tidbits.com (TidBITS Publishing) In what may be an industry first, an operating system is shipping earlier than announced. Apple had previously promised Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard for September, but today Apple announced that Snow Leopard will become available on 28-Aug-09. Normally, it's pretty good money to bet on the la...
Is This Beat-Up, Torn-Down, Camera-Equipped iPod Really the Next Touch? (Updated With Video)
Original at Gizmodo
• Fri, Aug 14
By John Herrman to show it's real. If you look at the board, it states Apple 2009 very clear. The 2nd gen AKA iPod touch out now, has 2008 on it. They haven't revised the 2008 touch. I will compare them in pic in a sec. I acquired this from a guy that I buy parts phones and iPods from. I believe he's a recycler in *********...
Another day, another Apple Tablet rumor or How I stopped worrying and learned to love the Tapplet UPDATE
Original at CrunchGear
• Thu, Aug 13
By John Biggs So that’s that. Apparently the Tapplet will look like a big iPod and act is sort of an MID device between the Macbook and the iPhone. I wouldn’t think it’s like Palm’s Foleo but more like a more powerful iPhone. “The device, which I’ve held mock ups of, is going to have a 10 inch screen, and when I sa...
How-To: Moving iPhone Apps between iPhones Bought with Different Accounts
Original at pheedcontent.com
• Thu, Jul 30
It is possible to copy an iPhone app, purchased with one iTunes account to another iPhone linked to a different iTunes account. Without paying for it again. Here's how to do it. Sponsored Topics: IPhone - List of iPhone applications - ITunes - Apple - Handhelds
Steve Jobs asked to keynote CES 2010?
Original at The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
• Thu, Jul 30
By Sang Tang Who knows, I may be wrong. Perhaps CES is the event where Apple unveils that much rumored 10-inch touchscreen tablet. In any case, it certainly would be an interesting sight to see Apple amongst the CES crowd, if indeed it chooses to make an appearance there. But, just as the first couple of sea...
Podcast: Apple: Web-enabled iPhone Apps Aren't for Kids
Original at TidBITS
• Tue, Jul 28
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Patch: Apple posts iMovie 8.0.4 update
Original at The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
• Thu, Jul 16
By Joachim Bean To download this update, open Software Update (Apple Menu > Software Update) or visit the download page on the Apple support website.TUAWApple posts iMovie 8.0.4 update originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Thu, 16 Jul 2009 17:25:00 EST. Please see our terms for u...
How to get Videos/Movies from Limewire to your iTunes and iPod (V1)Original at YouTube
• Sat, May 23
By rss@youtube.com (crazy8mopfo) Author: crazy8mopfo Keywords: Limewire iTunes iPod Downloading Music Help Tutorial Voice Screen-Capture Windows Apple New Updated version howto technology videos movies Added: May 23, 2009
How To: Hacked: $200 ITunes Gift Card for Only $2.60
Original at CIO
• Mon, Apr 13
MA The code can then be used to redeem the card from a user's iTunes account, according to Chinese blog Outdustry. On Ebay US, $200 Apple iTunes Gift cards codes can be bought for as little $43, including a "free tutorial creating US $ account. ...
How To Get The Mac Theme For WindowsOriginal at YouTube
• Fri, Apr 10
By rss@youtube.com (contamination18) None Author: contamination18 Keywords: Macbook Pro Apple How To Windows Xp Vista Tutorial TUT Itunes Rocket Dock Deviant Art Added: April 10, 2009
Now, Will Apple Do A Music Subscription Service?
Original at BusinessWeek
• Tue, Apr 7
By Peter Burrows But the technology that enables app developers to offer subscriptions could also help Apple offer a music subscription service, for people who want to pay a monthly charge for access to the full iTunes library. Such a billing option isn't all Apple would need to do this. It would also need to...
Patch: Apple Updates iTunes to 8.1.1
Original at The Apple
• Mon, Apr 6
By Darrell Etherington Apple today released an update for iTunes, bringing the version number to 8.1.1. jkOnTheRun: Will Palm Pre Software Updates Be Free?jkOnTheRun: iTunes Plus — fool me twice, shame on meWebWorkerDaily: Apple iPhone OS 3.0: A Web Working Perspective
How to enable tethering with iPhone 3.0
Original at The Apple Core
• Fri, Mar 20
By Jason D. O'Grady Apple’s Scott Forstall mentioned that Gizmodo has posted a tutorial on how to enable the hidden 3G data tethering in the developer builds of iPhone OS 3.0. It’s as simple as installing a 36KB file called “ATT_US.ipcc” on the iPhone (running 3.0) then flipping a new “Internet Tethering” swi...
Apple Time Capsule Review
Original at Gizmodo
• Mon, Mar 16
By Brian Lam Time Capsule is $500 for a 1TB and $300 for 500GB of storage. That's not a ton of storage for high-end machines these days, and multiple machines will almost certainly require the 1TB setup if you want to keep a moderately detailed history of your computers' data changes. As you'd expect from...
How To: Apple MobileMe File Sharing TutorialOriginal at YouTube
• Fri, Feb 13
By rss@youtube.com (mbensen) http://www.BenM.at - Apple MobileMe File Sharing Tutorial Author: mbensen Keywords: apple mobileme sharing file via web 09 us 20090106 r640 10cie Added: February 13, 2009
How To: Watch this attractive cam girlOriginal at YouTube
• Tue, Jan 20
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iPhone iPod touch Tip - How To Sync Google CalendarOriginal at YouTube
• Mon, Jan 5
By rss@youtube.com (KeyBcodeR) For Jailbroken iPhone & iPod touch ONLY!!!! I short video of how to sync your Web version of Google Calendar with the iPhone version of Google Calendar with Nemus Sync. Available @ Cydia for Free. http://twitter.com/keybcoder http://itouchnology.blogspot.com http://jon4lakers.co...
Podcast: iTunes Fails the Parental Rental
Original at TidBITS
• Mon, Feb 4
By glenn@tidbits.com (Glenn Fleishman) My first reaction to Steve Jobs's announcement at the Macworld Expo keynote that Apple would offer downloadable rentals was, oh, good, my wife and I can finally give up on the pretense that we actually watch movies via our Netflix subscription, rather than simply let the discs gather dus...
Recipe for Apple Butter Spice Cake - WRAL.com
Original at WRAL.com
• Fri, Dec 14
Recipe for Apple Butter Spice Cake NC - How about a cup of fat-free apple butter instead? Health-conscious bakers have been using applesauce to cut fat for a long time, but the delightful ...
How To: Apple: iPhone Book Sneak Peek: Third-Party iPhone Application Tutorial
Original at Gizmodo
• Tue, Sep 4
By Jason Chen Pash over at Lifehacker has a tutorial up on how to install third-party applications to your iPhone. It's notable because it comes straight from our iPhone Book, along with many more tips and tricks that you won't find in other books (seriously, we've read the other books, and they don't ha...
A Silicon Valley fairy tale / Apple at 30 -- from upstart to Wall Street darling
Original at San Francisco Chronicle
• Sun, Mar 26
By Matthew Yi Apple Computer Inc. turns 30 on April Fool's Day. It was three decades ago when a pair of prank-loving college dropouts, who also shared an interest in electronics, created computer circuit boards in a Cupertino garage, named the product Apple I and sold it to a local computer store. To get th...
Apple Updates Recent Security Patch
Original at The Mac Observer
• Thu, Mar 16
Apple on Thursday issued a version 1.1 revision to the Security Update 2006-002 patch released earlier this week. Apple's Web page about the update provides very little information, other than to say that it's only for Mac OS X v10.4.5 users, as a reader pointed out in the comments. Thanks to Ma...
Opinion: New 20" iMac G5 earns CNET's Editor's Choice Award
Original at The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
• Fri, Nov 18
By David Chartier The review probably isn't anything the typical Apple fan hasn't heard about already, but it's still awesome that a site like CNET has given Apple a good mark for a great product. via Digg] ReadPermalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments Ads by Google