Tag: Apple
Final Cut Pro X update provides bug fixes and (only) a little hope
Apple released an update to Final Cut Pro X (10.0.2) today, fixing a few bugs while simultaneously making a bit of an indirect statement about...
More like Texas Fold’em: Apple pulls their own game from App Store
Apple has pulled their very own Texas Hold’em game from the App Store. The game, first released in 2006 for iPods and then later featured...
Surprise! Kids want Apple products for Christmas
An interesting Nielsen survey has revealed that 44 percent of kids from ages 6 through to 12 want an iPad for Christmas. In other news,...
Apple, we don’t need iChat in iOS, but we do need iMessages in OS X
A developer has found, or should we say re-found, strings for iChat in iOS. iChat, for those uninitiated to the Mac platform, is Apple’s Instant...
CIA: Operation Ajax looks to redefine comics on the iPad
Comics on the iPad suck. Most take the old world format of static artwork and directly apply it to the digital format. Boringsville type stuff...
Samsung launches Galaxy Tab 10.1N to bypass injunction in Germany
In a move that could have only been better had they named it the Galaxy 10.1S, Samsung has skirted the injunction against the Galaxy Tab...
Readability has a change of heart and submits app to the App Store
Readability — Read comfortably anytime, anywhere. From Arc90 on Vimeo. Another one of those website scrubbers what we all seem to love is coming to...
Adobe only letting CS5 users upgrade to CS6
Long story short: IF ( Ver < = CS4 ) { FUUUU ($You,$YourWallet) }. So typically when you are about to get bent … Okay,...
Apple names Arthur D. Levinson Chairman of the Board (AAPL)
Apple made a move today to fill the Chairman of the Board position that Steve Jobs help up until his death. Arthur D. Levinson is...
You can now put Siri on your iPhone 4 or iPod touch
Developers have managed to crack the Siri security protocol, making it theoretically possible to install Siri on an iPhone 4 or an iPod touch; however,...
Apple could release the Air-inspired MacBook Pro in March
That Air-inspired 15-inch MacBook Pro is back in the news again today, and this time it’s suggested that parts for the device will begin shipping...
iTunes Match gets a launch, now live
iTunes 10.5.1, and with it iTunes Match, has been launched to the masses. By the masses we mean Americans. The rest of us are left...
Mac sales are up huge in the Western Europe, competitors are down, down, down
While the rest of the PC market seems to be drying up in Europe (down 11.4 percent this year over last), Apple seems to be...
First-generation nano gets a global replacement program
If you have a first generations iPod nano, and you still find yourself using it (WHY?), Apple’s agreed to begin replacing the devices, so long...
Quick Tip: Locking your desktop with your screen saver
Okay, what gives? I just spent the last five minutes trying to remember how to get my screen saver to lock my desktop in Lion...
Apple tells Jon Briggs to Shhh-up and keep Siri on the down-low
Appearing in any Apple commercial or technology can clearly be a double-edged sword. On the one hand it could mean instant fame (Hello Mr. Long...
Pretty soon you’ll be able to appcessorize at the Apple Store
Like buying a new pair of jeans, or a new suit, buying an iOS device should also come with the ability to buy ‘appcessories’ before...
Condè Nast finally gives print subscribers free iPad access
Condè Nast, publisher of popular magazines like Wired, Vanity Fair, GQ, and The New Yorker, amongst others, has finally given their print subscribers access to...