Archive | July, 2009
More on TomTom for the iPhone
A few weeks ago at Apple’s WWDC, TomTom CTO Peter-Frans Pauwels demoed what his company had in store for their upcoming turn by turn direction app for the iPhone. While a firm release date for the app is not yet known, Pauwels noted that users should expect to see the app in the iTunes App […]
Continue reading...Buy songs on iTunes via YouTube Videos
4. July 2009
The ability to buy songs on iTunes via YouTube is admittedly old news, but we found this post as a draft that was never published so we thought what better time than July 4th to publish a post centering on a boat. So yeah, if you watch a music video on YouTube, an ad hovers […]
Continue reading...Police release video footage of Apple Store shooter
4. July 2009
Yesterday, an armed gunman entered the back of an Apple Store in Arlington, Virginia and proceeded to shoot a female employee in the shoulder before escaping on foot empty handed. Today, Police released video surveillance footage of the suspect entering the back of the store and subsequently escaping a few seconds later. Here, the suspect […]
Continue reading...Apple Keynote Bloopers – Steve Jobs ain’t perfect! [Video]
3. July 2009
While Steve Jobs can command a room and deliver a speech like no other, he’s prone to making mistakes just like anybody else. But ever since his memorable and powerful introduction of the iPhone at Macworld in January of 2007, Jobs has taken on an aura of superhuman proportions. But the Mac faithful know that […]
Continue reading...Report: NVIDIA says things with Apple are just rosy
3. July 2009
Yesterday we reported that Apple’s use of NVIDIA graphics chips in its products might soon be coming to an end after reports that NVIDIA demands during contract negotiations with Apple were so outrageous that Apple effectively kicked them to the curb. In the past, NVIDIA chips have been at the forefront of a number of […]
Continue reading...Shots fired at Apple Store in Virginia, one person injured
3. July 2009
At approximately 10 am ET, a male gunman opened fire in an Apple Store in Arlington, Virginia after an apparent failed robbery attempt. Customers reported hearing what were later deemed to be gunshots coming from a back room in the store, and the suspect was subsequently spotted escaping from a back exit. So far Police […]
Continue reading...Barbecue on your iPhone? There’s an app for that
2. July 2009
Cult of Mac directs us to this pretty funny drawing that riffs on recent reports that the new white iPhone 3GS is prone to overheating. So instead of bitching about it, why not put some kabobs on that bad boy instead? Sounds good to us! Work done by illustrator Chad Covino.
Continue reading...First music video shot entirely with an iPhone 3GS [Video]
2. July 2009
Check out the first music video shot entirely with an iPhone 3GS, Technologic Overkill by XFYA. Not too shabby.
Continue reading...Comparing “Copy and Paste” on the iPhone and the Palm Pre
2. July 2009
Apple took a notoriously long time to implement ‘copy and paste’ onto the iPhone, with many pundits shouting that it should have been included from the get go. Apple, in response, has stated that it was looking for the most suitable implementation, and wanted to wait until it could do it right before introducing it […]
Continue reading...UK loves the iPhone 3GS, O2 completely out of stock for nearly a week
2. July 2009
Nearly 2 weeks ago, O2, Apple’s iPhone provider in the UK, stated that sales of the iPhone 3GS on launch day had, by noon, already exceeded sales of the original iPhone 3G. Now, almost 2 weeks later, it appears that the high demand for Apple’s latest iPhone still hasn’t subsided. Late last week, O2 noted […]
Continue reading...If Apple had a website in 1983 [Photo]
2. July 2009
If Apple had a website in 1983, it might have looked a little something like this. Click to enlarge the picture.
Continue reading...New patent application from Apple suggests its looking into Haptic Feedback
2. July 2009
A number of patent applications from Apple were made public today, but we feel the most interesting, by far, is its application for implementing a form of haptic feedback on the touchscreen iPhone and iPod Touch. In the application, Apple concedes that the touchscreen used on the iPhone has its shortcomings in regards to haptic […]
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6. July 2009
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