Aperture 3 is an amazing upgrade. People had begun to worry about the future of the software, as it was two years since the last version came out, but I can see now that they’ve been doing some major work under the hood. I feel silly for doubting Apple’s commitment to the product now. What [...]
Apple on Wednesday unveiled its touch pad iPad. Eagerly awaited, this concept is the missing link between the smartphone and laptop. A very involved game between Apple and its competitors is announced.
Back on the forces, in order of size of screen:
Mac websites exploded in a frenzy of excitement recently when it became clear development machines running Mac OS X 10.7 were online.
The thing is, you’d have been crazy to think that Apple was somehow done with its desktop operating system after Snow Leopard.
In fact, if Apple’s track record’s anything to go by, a road-map will [...]
iPhone applications have been the success story of the last year. Developers have churned out thousands of excellent — and dubious — applications for Apple’s popular mobile. Some companies have made a fortune selling their software for a few cents.
However, there is a growing trend for developers to move away from Apple’s proprietary platform and [...]
Ever since yesterday’s debut of Apple’s iPad, the debate has been raging about what it means for Amazon’s Kindle. Will it kill it? Will it not? Is comparing the two like comparing a computer to a typewriter? To add fuel to the fire and, well, because we love top 10 lists, we present this guest [...]
In honor of yesterday’s consumer product unveiling turned thinly veiled menstruation bruhaha, I give thee the top five pads of all-time (in photos) – found a bacon connection for numero uno too!
Although people usually buy iPhone because it has great interface, design, apps and many interesting features. But increasingly people are switching over iPhone as it has amazing gaming feature too. Some users especially the new ones get their hand on buying these games, but are unaware that free games are equally exciting. On the other [...]
For several months, rumors that Apple (AAPL) will release a touchscreen tablet-style computer have dominated the tech world, despite little or no tangible news to verify that. But that hasn’t stopped reporters and bloggers from diving into the rushing stream of speculation over this still unnamed “iTablet,” hurling themselves headlong into Steve Jobs’s infamous “reality [...]
With just over 24 hours until Steve Jobs sashays onto the stage, iSlate in hand, there are still plenty of burning questions about the Apple Tablet. So what can Cupertino’s new slice of technical wizardry learn from the mighty iPhone in order to succeed?
Turns out the iPhone can teach Apple’s tablet a few things, from [...]
I realize that top 10 lists are all the rage, and that is all fine and good. Typically this is not the type of post I would write, but after purchasing a new application called CSSEdit this afternoon and playing with it this evening, I am inspired, so here we go:
Invisible Window’s Top 10 Mac [...]
Macs are notoriously reliable computers, but even the best computers sometimes have problems: be it a hard drive crash, Mac OS X problem, or a more extensive hardware failure. Having the right diagnostic, repair, and data recovery tools can make all the difference for recovering your data and for diagnosing or resolving issues. In this [...]
Since the introduction of the Apple “iPhone”:http://www.saleendssoon.com/search/iphone on January the 9th, the world has gone touch pad crazy, touch pad technology is the way of the future and many companies have heard the call and made their own touch pad phones in direct competition with the “iPhone”:http://www.saleendssoon.com/search/iphone. This is a top ten list of “iPhone”:http://www.saleendssoon.com/search/iphone [...]
I’m not a big Apple fan as far as previous products go but I’ve always been able to see their appeal and there’s certainly something to be said for their marketing. They’ve been able to take a fairly standard product (such as an “MP3 player”:http://www.saleendssoon.com/search/ipod) and make it more desirable than some better alternatives. Apple [...]
Well, it’s almost here, and I find it somewhat of a downer. When you’re still a few weeks out from Macworld, there’s all kinds of crazy speculation going on and it seems like the sky’s the limit. What’s that? You heard that one of OS 10.5’s big secrets is that the Time Machine function is [...]
2006 is coming to a close, and all anyone can think about (in regards to Apple, at least) is the upcoming Apple Phone…but what happens next? What are we going to be salivating over and speculating about after Macworld? What changes are in store for Apple in 2007? No one knows for sure…but it sure [...]
Woz and I did a one-on one-chat for the Commonwealth Club on November 16, 2006 as part of his iWoz book tour. If you’d like to watch a video of the interview, click here (an Andrew Bourland production with tagging by Veotag). It was one of the most enjoyable gigs that I’ve ever done. After [...]
I have just about 9,000 songs (35GB) in my iTunes library, and I listen to music the entire time I’m in the office every day. I live and die by my smart playlists. I’ve seen more than a few tutorials lately about how to utilize this iTunes feature, so I thought I’d toss my hat [...]
Hey, today’s the iPod’s fifth birthday, born October 23, 2001. We’d sing Happy Birthday, but copyright law prevents us from doing so unless we pay the owner of that song. So instead of crooning that hackneyed ditty, we’re going to spread the haterage about the iPod.
The iPod gets so much adoring and worshipful press—we [...]
