The past few days we’ve seen a flurry of Steve Jobs health related rumors as a result of alleged spy shots of the Apple CEO leaving a Stanford Cancer clinic. In the wake of that report came an unfounded claim from a ethically-lacking Doctor about Steve Jobs’ prognosis. We chose not to post the details […]
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Comments Off on Next-gen MacBook pros rumored to sport larger trackpads and separate SSD for OS X
With new MacBook Pro notebooks just a few days away comes yet another rumor from the often-reliable Boy Genius Report. Citing one of their trusted Apple sources, BGR reports that the Apple’s new lineup of high-end notebooks will feature even larger trackpads with some models weighing in at about a half-pound lighter. And there’s more. […]
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Comments Off on iPhone 4 wins “Best Mobile Device” award at Mobile World Congress
Though Apple didn’t attend Mobile World Congress last week in Barcelona, the iPhone 4 was the recipient of the Best Mobile Device award on account of its “great screen, sharp design, fantastic materials, and phenomenal ecosystem for app developers.” So much for antennagate. Some other notable winners included: Best Mobile App: Rovio Clickgamer/Chillingo for Angry […]
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Apple likes to keep a tight lid on things, including its employees who are often forbidden from blogging (at least in their official capacity) and from otherwise letting anyone know what they’re working on. This culture of secrecy even extends down to Apple’s retail employees, which is what makes the following expose all the more […]
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Comments Off on Hilarious iPad 2 hands on review [Video]
Yes, the iPad 2 hasn’t launched yet, but this uber-creative spoof review of Apple’s next-gen iPad courtesy of Eskild E. Fors and Anders Overgaard is absolutely hilarious and must be seen in its entirety. We can’t recommend this enough! via exkild
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Comments Off on Apple’s rejects Readability app on account of new in-app subscription rules
TUAW reports: Readability simplifies websites for easier reading. It’s a service which strips online articles of annoying jiggly-belly ads and other distractions, puts that content into a very readable format, and delivers it to you in Safari or on mobile browsers. Readability was so loved by someone at Apple that they even put it into […]
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Comments Off on Pixelfari – Safari with a NES 8-bit feel
Are you fed up with modern day web browsing? Do you long for a text interface reminiscent of your favorite old school Nintendo games? Well, humble readers, your search is over. I present to you Pixelfari, a pixelated 8-bit version of Safari courtesy of Neven Morgan and developer friend of his. The description reads, ” Enjoy […]
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Comments Off on Video of iPad 2 leather case points to smaller, thinner iPad
M.I.C Gadget was able to get its hands on an iPad 2 leather case from an Asian supplier. Noticeably, the case is sufficiently too small to accommodate the current iPad, lending even more credence to an avalanche of reports hinting at an iPad 2 with a smaller and thinner form factor, albeit maintaining the same […]
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Comments Off on Judge throws out iPad overheating lawsuit
This past July, a trifecta of fools from California filed a class-action lawsuit alleging that the iPad overheats and turns itself off in what they described as ordinary weather conditions. The suit accused Apple of fraud, negligent misrepresentation, deceptive advertising practices, intentional misrepresentation, breach of warranty, and unfair business practices. Their complaint stated: Using the […]
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Comments Off on Two Senior Editors leave Engadget in a week’s time
Some big shakeups over at Engadget. In the span of just a few days, Senior Editors Paul Miller and Ross Miller both decided to up and leave Engadget, which is owned by AOL. Both former editors noted that AOL’s ownership wasn’t the sole reason for their decision to leave, but suggest that the AOL Way, […]
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21. February 2011
Comments Off on Ethics, reporting, and Steve Jobs’ health