Apple on Monday released a security update for Mac OS X Snow Leopard. The issue it fixes only appears in Mac OS X 10.6.4 server and client versions.
∞ Nuance releases Dragon Dictate for Mac 2.0
Nuance on Monday released Dragon Dictate for Mac 2.0. This is the first release for the company after its acquisition of MacSpeech earlier this year.
∞ Gameloft: 20 million App Store games sold, and counting
Gameloft announced Monday that it has sold more than 20 million games on the App Store since the store opened. The company counts 47 games released since the beginning of the year alone.
∞ SecureMac offers MacScan free today only
Macintosh security experts, SecureMac, is offering its flagship product MacScan as a free download for one day only.
∞ Apple will sell the iPhone 4 in China on September 25
Apple on Sunday said it would begin selling the iPhone 4 in China on September 25 at 8:00 am.
∞ Yahoo says Apple's iAd will fail, but they buy them
Remember earlier this week when Yahoo CEO took a shot at Apple and its iAds? She really should have checked her backyard before spewing.
∞ Gibson releases 3 acoustic guitars to celebrate John Lennon's birthday
On October 9, 2010, John Lennon would have been 70 years old. To celebrate the occasion, Gibson partnered with Yoko Ono to release three new acoustic guitars.
∞ MacTech Conference adds virtualization panel
MacTech Conference 2010 added a couple of new events to its November show, further expanding the depth of offerings for developers and IT professionals.
∞ iPad, iPhone, iPod touch wireless printing coming with AirPrint
Apple on Wednesday said it has released a beta version of AirPrint, its wireless printing technology, to developers. The technology will be included in the free iOS 4.2 update in November.
∞ One-third of US adults have apps on their phones
You could install apps on a portable device for years, but it never really took off until Apple opened the App Store for the iPhone. Now, according to a new study, 35 percent of US adults have apps on their … Continued
∞ Consumer Reports smacks down Apple, iPhone 4 again
Apple can sell millions of iPhones in a single quarter, but the company can’t seem to catch a break from Consumer Reports.
∞ Watts calibrates your MacBook, MacBook Pro battery
Did you know your MacBook battery should be recalibrated? I didn’t. Apparently Apple recommends you do it, and now there is an app to help you get it done.
∞ Are companies embarrassed to just copy Apple?
You can pretty much count on many of the major companies copying whatever new product design Apple comes up with these days, but is that a satisfying way to do business?
∞ Apple says Steve Jobs Ninja incident is "pure fiction"
Apple says reports earlier today that Steve Jobs was stopped at Japan’s Kansai International Airport with Ninja throwing stars in his luggage are false.
∞ Steve Jobs stopped at Japan airport for having Ninja throwing stars
Apple CEO Steve Jobs was reportedly stopped at Japan’s Kansai International Airport because a security scan detected weapons in his luggage.
∞ This week's hot Mac software picks
Welcome to The Loop Picks for this week. The apps showcased here are Mac software applications found in Bodega that the editors of The Loop found interesting, useful or cool. I hope you enjoy this week’s choices.
∞ Adobe reinstates development of Flash to iPhone app making tool
Adobe said it will once again begin working on a tool that allows Flash developers to deliver their apps to Apple’s iOS devices.
∞ Apple to discontinue free iPhone Bumper Case program on Sept. 30
When Steve Jobs announced during a press conference in July that all iPhone 4 users would receive a free case, he set a deadline of September 30 to reevaluate the program. Apple has, and they will discontinue it.
∞ Grand Theft Auto Trilogy is Mac-bound
Rockstar Games announced late Thursday plans to produce its “Grand Theft Trilogy” for the Mac. Details are sketchy, though they indicated the games would be released “most likely later this year.”
∞ iPhone, iPad and iPod touch apps for the NFL season
It’s time to paint your face, put on your jersey and drop the tailgate. No, it’s not Halloween, it’s the start of the NFL season.
∞ Gruber on changes to the App Store policies
Apple took a huge step today by changing some of the policies governing the way developers create apps for the iOS. Apple also published guidelines for the review process of apps, making it easier for developers to know exactly what … Continued
∞ MacUpdate promo offers ten Mac apps for $50
Mac software tracking site, MacUpdate, on Thursday launched a new promotion that gives users the opportunity to purchase 10 Mac applications at a considerable discount.
∞ Apple promises greater transparency and flexibility for App Store developers
A new statement from Apple would seem to indicate a more conciliatory and open approach to its relationship with developers of software for iOS devices. It’s great news in particular for developers who rely on cross-platform software toolkits, which seemingly … Continued
∞ Apple releases iOS 4.1
Apple on Wednesday released iOS 4.1, the latest version of the company’s mobile operating system.
∞ Review: iPod nano is the big winner
Apple revamped its entire iPod line-up at its September event last week, but for me, the biggest winner is the iPod nano.
∞ Review: iPod touch is a gaming platform and so much more
The iPod touch literally has it all. This is Apple’s flagship iPod and is the top-selling device in the company’s arsenal — with good reason.
∞ Review: iPod shuffle gives you a great mix
The redesigned iPod shuffle is quite different from its predecessor, and the addition of buttons on the face make it much easier to use. With VoiceOver, you have a great mix of navigating using the buttons and voice.
∞ Ping tops 1 million users in 48 hours
Apple on Friday said its new Ping service topped 1 million users after being available for only 48 hours.
∞ iTunes Ping ignores independent artists
Apple has done a lot to promote music from all genres over the past 10 years, but its latest service leaves independent artists out in the cold.
∞ Inductive charger powers Apple’s Magic Mouse
I love seeing a new product that actually solves a problem. That’s what I found today with The Magic Charger from Mobee.