There’s a lot of OS X Mountain Lion news today, including the public beta release of Apple’s new Messages app for OS X. Positioned to replace iChat, Messages for OS X will integrate iChat and FaceTime functionality under one roof, while also being able to communicate with the Messages app for the iPhone and iPod […]
Continue reading...Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Comments Off on Evidence points to iMessage/iChat integration
New evidence suggesting that Apple is planning to integrate its upcoming iMessage service with iChat, Apple’s trusty and underutilized desktop-based chat application.
Continue reading...Friday, September 10, 2010
Comments Off on iLife ’11 to ship soon; Apple to integrate FaceTime into iChat – Rumors
The French language Mac site Mac4Ever, which tends to have a pretty solid track record when it comes to Apple rumors, is reporting that iLife ’11 may be poised to hit store shelves soon. Back in late July, Mac4Ever hinted that the next iteration of iLife would include the following: – All applications will be […]
Continue reading...Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Comments Off on iChat video conferencing sounds found in iPhone OS 4
The evidence pointing to a next-gen iPhone with video conferencing capabilities continues to grow stronger. Exploring the newly showcased iPhone OS 4, the folks at iphonehacks.it recently delved into the Conference.framework folder and discovered alert sounds which correspond to those heard on iChat when a video chat invitation is received and when a video chat invite is accepted. […]
Continue reading...Saturday, September 26, 2009
Comments Off on How Apple pays attention to the little things
Today I was audio chatting with a friend via iChat and noticed that while the chat was on-going, iChat no longer played any alert sounds when I sent an instant message or received one. It’s not a big deal unto itself, but it’s certainly a nice tweak, and definitely an example of Apple polishing the […]
Continue reading...Friday, June 12, 2009
Comments Off on A few of the Snow Leopard features not mentioned during the WWDC Keynote
Don’t let Snow Leopard’s $29 price-tag fool you. Despite all of the under the hood enhancements the new OS will bring, there won’t be a short supply of new features for users to enjoy. While the feature list certainly won’t be as extensive as it was for OSX 10.5 Leopard, it’s definitely not anything to […]
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Thursday, February 16, 2012
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