Category / All Things Apple
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Someone’s Bitter
“Screw the nano,” said Motorola CEO Ed Zander. “What the hell does the nano do? Who listens to 1,000 songs? People are going to want devices that do more than just play…
September 26, 2005 -
iPhone Details
According to The New York Post, they have scoured some documents that were posted to a FCC website regarding the specs and features of the upcoming iPhone from Apple and Motorola. The…
August 26, 2005 -
WindowDragon
The general rule of thumb is that you can only move OS X windows by dragging their titlebar or a bottom bar like in Safari. Other applications like GarageBand allow for window…
August 19, 2005 -
Harming Our Business?
“To date, Apple has not agreed to design its popular iPod line of portable digital audio players to function with our music services and users of our music services must rely on…
August 12, 2005 -
Quick Applescripts
I’ve toyed with AppleScript for years now, usually just to do weird things that aren’t easily accessible like automating iTunes Music Store contest entries, setting the desktop automatically. You know, generally useless…
July 21, 2005 -
Tiny iPhoto Hint (Literally)
I have become a regular iPhoto user ever since Elise was born. One day while flipping through some pictures in iPhoto, I got a little frustrated with the picture zooming via the…
June 29, 2005 -
The Newton Has Infinite Lives
The WorldWide Newton Conference wrapped up a few days ago and one piece of surprising news came from it. Paul Guyot trotted out a highly cool chunk of the future called Project…
October 5, 2004 -
Under the Newton Microscope
It seems that someone has been doing a little snooping on the small but hearty Newton enthusiasts. The Wired Article basically says that the Newton community has done a better job of…
September 7, 2004 -
MoodPod
I guess some people really need help when it comes to technology. There is a funny yet sad article in today’s New York Times about the iPod and how its “Shuffle” function…
August 26, 2004 -
Another Great Reason to Visit Paris
From hardware repair demonstrations to Bluetooth and XML-RPC connectivity to old school geek-out, the Worldwide Newton Conference is taking place this September in Paris, France. I really wish I could go but…
August 16, 2004