Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, iPod Family, Video, Odds and ends, Apple
As many, many readers noted, a new iPod touch ad appeared on TV over the weekend, and Apple has now posted it on their site. There’s a long story behind this one that I hadn’t heard yet, it would seem that the ad is [...]
Filed under: iPod Family, Cult of Mac, Interviews, Leopard, iPhone
Laptop Magazine has posted a nice long interview with the Woz about all things Apple from Leopard, to iPhone to, well, laptops. It looks like Woz is looking forward to using Leopard and supports third-party iPhone apps. He says, “[I] am really for the unlockers, the [...]
Planning to dual-boot your Intel PCs with Apple OS X Leopard, or just want to install Leopard on your Intel PCs? Good news: the folks over at the OSx86 scene managed to crack the Leopard and found a way to install it in Intel-powered PCs, and just the day before its launch date to boot! [...]
While surfing around on the web we found a very interesting article from Gizmodo.com detailing ten things that a buyer needs to know before switching to the Mac’s Leopard OS. While we’ve been pouring over the feature list of Apple’s new operating system (and every other new application that comes out) we realize that not [...]
Filed under: iPod Family, Security, iPhone
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If you’ve hacked your iPhone for disk access, have you ever peeked at the dynamic-text.dat file in /var/root/Library/Keyboard? You might be surprised at the contents. All your personal words that don’t show up in the default dictionary get stored in this file. If you’re [...]
UBS Investment Research Analyst Ben Reitzes has predicted that Apple will be announcing more international iPhone carriers in the next few months and hinted at the possibility of a new iPhone model by March next year.
It’s no secret that Apple has been pushing for more iPhone carriers in the international scene. So far the [...]
One of the selling points of Apple’s new Leopard is that it can work on older machines, and that Mac fans who are holding on to their legacy Power Macs can have a reason to rejoice once the Leopard OS gets released into the market. However, can Leopard really live up to its promise and [...]
For all the new features Apple has advertised the new Leopard Mac OS X will be sporting, here’s a feature that will not be included in Apple’s spiffy new OS: the synching of iPhone’s Notes with Leopard’s Mail application.
Apple has apparently retracted a previous statement on its 300 page features section after mentioning that the [...]