After hyping the arrival of something “that you’ll never forget” on iTunes, Apple on Tuesday released the entire Beatles catalog. The thing is, not many people seem to care.
∞ The Beatles arrive on iTunes
As expected, Apple on Tuesday released the Beatles catalog on iTunes, which includes album, song and videos.
∞ Report: The Beatles coming to iTunes on Tuesday
A report on WSJ.com late Monday says Apple’s secret iTunes announcement on Tuesday will be unveiling of the Beatles catalog.
∞ Apple activates iTunes Ping on the iPad
Late last week, Apple activated its Ping social networking service for users of its iPad device.
∞ BFD Jazz Maple expansion pack released
FXpansion on Monday introduced BFD Jazz Maple, the newest expansion kit for BFD2 and BFD Eco drum sampler applications.
∞ Gorillaz new album made on an iPad
Gorillaz frontman Damon Albarn hopes to make music history by creating his new album completely on an iPad.
∞ Apple integrates Twitter into Ping
Apple and Twitter have teamed up to allow users of Apple’s Ping social networking service to share items between iTunes and your Twitter feed.
∞ Universal Audio becomes a Pro Tools developer
Audio plug-in developer Universal Audio (UA) announced that it is now an Avid Pro Tools RTAS developer.
∞ Veterans: The Loop salutes you
November 11th in Commonwealth countries is known as Remembrance Day (Veterans Day in the U.S.). This is a day where we remember the sacrifices of the soldiers who fought in the many conflicts throughout the last century.
∞ Instapaper updated for iPhone and iPad
Marco Arment updated his popular Instapaper app for the iPhone and iPad, bringing the current version of the app to version 2.3.
∞ Apple did not buy Bluetooth headphone company, Wi-Gear
Reports earlier this week that Apple purchased Bluetooth headphone-maker, Wi-Gear, are not true.
∞ Apple releases Mac OS X 10.6.5
Apple on Wednesday released an update for Mac OS X Snow Leopard, bringing the most current release to 10.6.5.
∞ Apple's iOS, multi-device strategy a key advantage
Market research firm Gartner on Wednesday released its third-quarter mobile phone sales figures, but there is a little interesting nugget of information that seems to have gone unnoticed.
∞ Steve Jobs: AirPrint is not dead
Rumors began circulating yesterday that AirPrint, an Apple technology the enables wireless printing from your iPad, had been pulled from an upcoming Mac OS X update. Apparently, that’s not the case at all. An email, reportedly from Steve Jobs resolves … Continued
∞ Samsung Galaxy Tab: A whole lot of nothing with a 7-inch screen
I’ve seen reviewers pick apart some products in my years of writing about technology, but Gizmodo’s review of the Samsung Galaxy Tab leaves nothing behind but a carcass.
∞ Simultaneously copy and paste text on the Mac
This is why I love Mac developers — they see a problem and come up with an innovative, cool solution. If you’ve ever tried to copy and paste multiple lines of text, you know what a pain it is. CopySwap … Continued
∞ iPad beat out by Peace and Happiness on Christmas wish lists
You knew at some point that something would come along and beat Apple’s popular iPad. Turns out it’s peace and happiness.
∞ Consumer Reports rates MacBook Air highest in their categories
Apple’s MacBook Air is proving to be a well designed computer, as Consumer Reports gave both models their highest rating.
∞ Microsoft updates Office 2011, fixing critical issues
Microsoft on Tuesday released an update for its recently released Office 2011 for Mac.
∞ Pro Tools 9: This changes everything
Every company that releases a new product wants you to think that it changes the dynamics of the market it competes — few actually do. However, with Pro Tools 9, Avid has literally changed the game.
∞ Report: Apple suspends sales of iPhone 4 slider cases
Apple has reportedly suspended sales at its retail stores of iPhone cases that slide over the devices glass back. The company is apparently concerned the cases could cause scratches and cracks in the iPhone’s glass.
∞ Report: Apple buys bluetooth stereo headphone company
Apple has reportedly purchased Wi-Gear, makers of bluetooth stereo headphones for the iPod and iPhone.
∞ Shareables shrinks URLs, shares with Facebook, Twitter on iPhone
Second Gear released a new, free iPhone and iPod touch app on Tuesday, called Shareables. The app makes it easy for users to share URLs with their friends on popular social networking sites.
∞ Adobe releases Audition for Mac public beta
Adobe on Tuesday released a public beta of Audition for Mac, the companies professional audio application.
∞ Adobe: Apple incites, condones negative campaign against Flash
Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch lays much of the blame for Flash’s recent woes with the media directly at the feet of Apple.
∞ Avid unveils Pro Tools 9, compatible with third-party interfaces
Avid on Friday introduced Pro Tools 9 in what could be the biggest release in the software’s storied history.
∞ Apple patent shows augmented reality iPhone multiplayer games
If you thought gaming on the iPhone was good know, you should see what may be in the future from Apple. A new patent from the company details augmented reality iPhone multiplayer games.
∞ Apple nabs Warner Music Group senior VP
Warner Music Group’s Senior Vice President of Digital Legal Affairs, Elliott Peters is leaving to join Apple next month, according to a report on Billboard.
∞ New variant of Mac OS X Trojan discovered
In late October, SecureMac discovered a new trojan that affected users of Mac OS X. On Thursday, the company posted a warning that a new variant of the trojan has been discovered.
∞ Apple begins accepting apps for the Mac App Store
Apple on Wednesday told developers that they could start submitting their applications for inclusion in the Mac App Store.