It may not be what those of us that use Apple TV all the time wanted to hear, even if we knew it was the truth. Apple’s COO Tim Cook on Tuesday summed up how Apple feels about the device.
∞ Scales and Modes iPhone app released for guitarists, keyboardists
One of the greatest things about my iPhone is having access to my music and music apps. Today, there’s a new one that’s been released that I’m trying out.
∞ Apple's iPhone OS grows to 14.4 percent market share
Based on Apple’s recent quarterly earnings, it’s no surprise that the iPhone is gaining ground on its competitors.
∞ Apple: some sex apps will remain in the App Store
Nobody said it was going to be fair, but it’s Apple’s store and they can do what they want.
∞ Macs becoming more popular in Enterprise
Macs co-existing with Windows-based PCs in large organizations may be on the rise, according to a study released on Tuesday.
∞ Apple’s sex app purge claims UK swimsuit designer as next victim
Apple went on a well publicized purge of “sex apps” over the last few days, removing an estimated 5,000 applications from its App Store. The latest victim is a swimsuit designer from the UK.
∞ Google app adds voice search for iPod touch
Google on Saturday released an update for its mobile app, adding support for voice search to the iPod touch.
∞ Prosecutors may investigate school's use of Web cam spying
Allegations that school officials at Harriton High School used a MacBook Web cam to take a picture of a student at home reached the local prosecutors.
∞ Apple bans sexual content iPhone apps from the App Store
It appears that Apple is in the process of making some major changes to its App Store policies, regarding sexual content.
∞ Apple adds support for App Store to 13 countries
Apple on Thursday added support for its App Store to 13 additional countries.
∞ School officials remotely activate MacBook Web cam, take picture of kid
The Lower Merion School District is in hot water today over its use of a MacBook Web cam.
∞ Emoti iPhone Facebook app adds page sorting
It never ceases to amaze me how inventive iPhone developers can be. The latest example comes from Nodconcept with their Emoti update.
∞ Thirteen iPhone and iPod touch apps for kids
A lot of kids love using the iPod touch and iPhone as an entertainment system — mine included.
∞ MacSpeech acquired by Nuance
Speech recognition software-maker MacSpeech on Tuesday said it has been acquired by Nuance, makers of Dragon speech recognition software for Windows.
∞ Predicting when Apple will hit its 10 billionth song
I just love watching what smart people come up with. The latest is an algorithm to figure out when Apple will reach its 10 billionth song downloaded.
∞ Macworld Expo: Was it successful?
Macworld Expo 2010 is over, and the show is being hailed as a success by many attendees. That is great news for IDG and the Mac community as a whole.
∞ Valentine's Day apps for the iPhone
I assume you’re prepared for Valentine’s Day. If not, time is running out. There are so many things people get for Valentine’s Day gifts, it’s hard to make a recommendation. If you need some help making a decision or need … Continued
∞ The Loop enters into strategic partnership with freshcode
This is a very big day for us here at The Loop. Today we entered into a strategic partnership with freshcode, makers of Bodega.
∞ Taking on the Wall Street Journal's iPad is a curse theory
The Wall Street Journal recently published an article that said Apple’s iPad is a blessing and a curse for developers. I actually had to read the article a couple of times because I was sure I was missing something.
∞ Fifteen iPhone and iPod touch apps for the Olympic Games
The Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada are just a few short days from officially beginning. People from around the world are making plans to watch their favorite sports, in person or in the comfort of their homes.
∞ Apple releases Aperture SlideShow Support 1.0
Aperture was just released earlier today, but Apple has already released an update for one of the app’s new features.
∞ Aperture 3 first thoughts from an iPhoto user
I’m not a pro photographer by any means. In fact, Apple’s iPhoto satisfies most of my needs quite well, so that’s how I decided to take a look at Aperture 3.
∞ Atomic Love Bombs participate in Haiti benefit concert during Macworld
If you’re attending Macworld Expo this week in San Francisco, Calif. you might want to plan to go out Friday night to the Red Devil Lounge for a concert. The concert is being put on as a benefit for the … Continued
∞ Take Control of Screen Sharing and Back to My Mac released
Mac personalities Adam and Tonya Engst have released two new ebooks in their popular “Take Control” series.
∞ Sixteen iPhone apps dedicated to Super Bowl XLIV
It’s going to be a big weekend for football fans. The New Orleans Saints and the Indianapolis Colts take the field in Miami, Florida on Sunday to decide this year’s Super Bowl champion.
∞ Chinese manufacturer claims Apple stole iPad design
Apple’s iPad isn’t even on the market yet and the company is already facing potential legal challenges.
∞ Apple denies iMac shipping delay
Apple on Tuesday denied shipping delays that appear to be effecting its popular consumer iMac.
∞ Apple releases iPhone OS 3.1.3
Apple on Tuesday released a new version of its iPhone operating system. The update is compatible with all iPhone and iPod touch models.
∞ Apple releases fix for 27-inch iMac display issues
Apple issued an update late Monday that supposedly fixes issues with the company’s 27-inch iMac display.
∞ Apple releases iTunes 9.0.3
Apple on Monday updated iTunes, the company’s music and video software.