I usually don’t bother reporting on stock prices because they go up and down with the whims of Wall Street and investors, but today is a bit different. After announcing the ship date for the iPad earlier today, Apple’s stock … Continued
∞ And the Oscar goes to… iPhone apps for the Oscars
If you’re a movie buff, this is going to be a big weekend for you. The 82nd Annual Academy Awards take place on Sunday with hosts Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin. Seeing those two together may be enough of a … Continued
∞ iPad will be available on April 3 in U.S., pre-orders March 12
Apple on Friday announced that its iPad Wi-Fi model will be available on April 3 in the U.S.
∞ Apple models new Mac Developer Program after iPhone program
Apple on Thursday relaunched its Mac Developer Program and modelled it after the successful iPhone Developer Program the company has had in place for the past couple of years.
∞ Judge puts Apple, Nokia lawsuit on hold
A federal judge put Apple’s legal battle with Nokia on hold until the International Trade Commission (ITC) has a chance to examine the patents.
∞ Pioneer's new A/V receiver can be controlled with iPhone
Just a few years ago we were all so impressed when you could buy an A/V receiver that you could plug your iPod into. Now, you can get an app for your iPhone to control your A/V receiver. Pioneer just … Continued
∞ Analyst: iPad will change the entire PC ecosystem
In a report released Monday, market research firm Gartner said that Apple’s iPad is one of the new devices that “will change the entire PC ecosystem.”
∞ ProfitTrain 2.0 invoicing app released
Clickable Bliss this week released ProfitTrain 2.0, an invoicing app for Mac OS X. The application was formerly called Billable.
∞ Valve hints at Mac support in Steam
Valve, makers of Half-Life 2 and Left 4 Dead, have dropped hints at several Web sites indicating that their Digital Rights Management software Steam is headed to the Mac. This paves the way for more Mac games using a digital … Continued
∞ Should Apple defend its patents against competitors?
It’s funny to watch people fight over the patent system we have. The opinions are as varied as the people that argue for or against them.
∞ Wall Street Journal iPad app confirmed
I don’t think there was much doubt that the WSJ would make an iPad app, but the news was confirmed today by Rupert Murdoch. It is amusing that Murdoch said the iPad is “kept under padlock and key” and an … Continued
∞ Apple releases ProKit 5.1
Apple released an update for users of its professional applications. ProKit 5.1 is a relatively small download at 16.8MB and is available via software update in Mac OS X or from Apple’s Web site.
∞ HTC says it's a 'mobile technology innovator'
Mobile handset-maker HTC on Wednesday shot back at Apple and the lawsuit it filed on Tuesday.
∞ Google backs HTC in its fight with Apple
It surely doesn’t come as any great surprise that Google will support HTC in its legal battle with Apple, but the company made it official tonight.
∞ Suspect charged with obstruction after swallowing flash drive
This was just too good to pass up. Florin Necula was arrested for allegedly skimming card numbers from ATM machines in New York City. While in custody, Necula swallowed a flash drive, I suppose to conceal information about his crimes … Continued
∞ Tivo unveils the Series4
CNET called the Tivo Premiere one of the most anticipated devices of 2010 earlier this year. Today it happened. Tivo introduced the Series4 with more of a focus on online media from its partners. The remote even features a keyboard … Continued
∞ Virgin America dumps Flash in favor of iPhone
Apple’s spat with Adobe over Flash is not a big secret, but now other companies are choosing sides too. The latest is Virgin America.
∞ IK Multimedia ships AmpliTube 3
Introduced at the NAMM music show in January, IK Multimedia is now shipping its new amp and modeling software, AmpliTube 3.
∞ Why isn't Apple using Intel's i7 processor?
We’ve all been waiting for Apple to release new MacBook Pros with Intel’s i7 processors, but so far nothing. There could be a million reasons for it. In fact, it could be Apple’s decision to roll out the iPad first … Continued
∞ The iPhone patents Apple accuses HTC of infringing
Apple sued HTC earlier today for infringing 20 of its patents related to the iPhone. There was some confusion earlier as to the number of patents that Apple had in its lawsuit — turns out Apple filed two lawsuits. One … Continued
∞ Apple sues HTC for patent infringement
Apple on Tuesday said it was suing handset maker HTC for infringing on 20 Apple patents.
∞ Google warns Webmasters of hacked Web sites
Large companies have people to watch over their Web sites to make sure things are running smoothly. Unfortunately, smaller businesses and individuals aren’t so lucky. However, Google delivered some good news today — it will automatically alert users of its … Continued
∞ Groove3 offers two new Pro Tools training videos
Video training company Groove3 on Monday released two new Pro Tools training videos.
∞ Apple offers battery tips for iPhone and iPod users
Perhaps one of the most misunderstood things about Apple’s portable devices is the way some of the features affect battery life. Two new pages on Apple’s Web site may help users with that.
∞ PC vs. Mac: What's the right computer for you?
Technologizer founder Harry McCracken posted an interesting article on choosing the right computer. I’m often asked about my decision to use a Mac instead of a Windows PC — the answer is that it works better and has a superior … Continued
∞ AT&T says it's ready for SXSW this year
AT&T says attendees of this year’s SXSW will have a much better experience using its wireless network than they did last year.
∞ Congratulations Canada!
It’s been an up and down ride for Canada’s mens hockey team during the Olympics, but in the end, our top players came through.
∞ Apple discovers underage workers in facilities
In its 2010 audit of supplier’s facilities, Apple said it found a total of 17 core violations and documented the violations in its Supplier Responsibility report.
∞ Spectrasonics releases 64-bit versions of Omnisphere, Trilian
One big piece of news at the NAMM music show this year was Apple’s move to a 64-bit version of Logic. Of course, any great music platform needs great plug-ins and Spectrasonics delivers.
∞ i-tab electronic songbook attaches to your guitar
Ubergizmo had a piece yesterday about a new gadget for musicians called i-tab. It’s basically an electronic songbook that attaches to the headstock of your guitar and faces you while you play.The i-tab has 4GB of storage and can hold … Continued