Archive | April, 2009
The Ultimate in Mac Geekery.. Mac Cufflinks
This is where we draw the line! Mac Cufflinks? No thank you 🙂 But apparently we’re in the minority because these badboys are already sold out. And at $18 bucks a pop, we’re impressed. Mac Geeks.. reveal yourselves! via Etsy
Continue reading...WWDC 2009 Sold Out!
28. April 2009
This years Apple sponsored Worldwide Developers Conference, otherwise known as the WWDC, has completely sold out in just 1 months time. This year’s WWDC is scheduled to take place from June 8 to June 12 in San Francisco, and was officially announced by Apple on March 26th. To put things in perspective, last year was […]
Continue reading...Palm Pre rumored to drop on June 7
28. April 2009
With April nearly over, the rumored May 16th launch date for the Palm Pre seems extremely unlikely, if not downright impossible. But as things go in tech, when one rumor heads to the grave, another one comes in through the front door. Now, new evidence is pointing to a June 7th release date for the […]
Continue reading...Report: Apple in talks with Verizon regarding two iPhone-like devices
28. April 2009
BusinessWeek is reporting that Verizon has been in talks with Apple regarding plans to release two iPhone-like devices on the Verizon network, with one device potentially slated for release as early as this summer. One device is referred to as an “iPhone Lite”, while the other is referenced as an Apple “media pad” with a […]
Continue reading...Rob Enderle is a Moron
28. April 2009
Seriously, how does Rob Enderle get paid to write about tech? He’s not a hot chick, and this isn’t Mad Men, so how in the world did he manage to convince anyone to give him money in exchange for his moronic ramblings? In his latest “article”, Enderle tries to argue that Apple has a PR […]
Continue reading...Apple hires new graphics chip guru; Mark Papermaster begins work at Apple
27. April 2009
Yahoo! Finance reports that Apple recently hired former AMD CTO Bob Drebin as a Senior Director. What Drebin’s responsibilities will include remain unclear, but one thing’s for sure – Drebin sure does have an impressive resume.
Continue reading...MLB iPhone app nears $1 Million in Revenue
27. April 2009
BusinessInsider reports that the MLB At Bat iPhone app has sold over 130,000 copies thus far. At $10 a pop, that’s $1.3 Million in gross revenue, with $390,000 going to Apple and $910,000 to MLB. $10 for an app is definitely on the high-end, but the popularity of MLB At Bat clearly shows that people […]
Continue reading...Amazon purchases company that developed “Stanza”
27. April 2009
Amazon has purchased Lexcycle, the makers of the free iPhone and iPod Touch e-book reader “Stanza.” Since its release, Stanza has been an extremely popular application, garnering nearly 500,000 downloads in just the first 3 months it was available on iTunes. Fans of Stanza often claimed, and rightfully so, that the app turns any iPhone […]
Continue reading...Apple releases new “Get a Mac” web ad [Video]
27. April 2009
Apple today released a new “Get a Mac” web ad and we gotta say that it’s probably the funniest Apple ad in a while. Take a look below and let us know what ya think.
Continue reading...Setting up a Microsoft Surface table brings on headaches
27. April 2009
Gordon Miller over at Kinesismomentum has an interesting article about unboxing a Microsoft Surface table, and the frustrations involved with setting it up. In short, it seems that you get a big-ass table without any clearcut instructions as to how it should be set up. Miller concludes, No doubt it took a lot of very […]
Continue reading...SlingPlayer nearing release?
27. April 2009
SlingMedia, purveyor of SlingPlayer, wrote a brief note on its website hinting that the SlingPlayer app should be available on the iTunes App Store sometime soon. The note reads: We’ve submitted the first release of our application to the iPhone App Store. We are in close contact with our partners at Apple and are optimistic […]
Continue reading...Report: Quicktime X to include YouTube support in Snow Leopard
27. April 2009
AppleInsider is reporting that Snow Leopard will include YouTube support built right into Quicktime X, allowing users to quickly publish their videos onto the web from their desktop. In particular, the application will let users take any supported video file and upload it directly to YouTube. Users will be prompted to enter their YouTube username […]
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28. April 2009
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