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Google’s New Voice Search Versus Apple’s Siri
When Google announced Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean), they showed off the new voice actions as well as search cards. Naturally, everyone soon became curious about how the new voice actions compared to its Apple competitor and voice assistant Siri. While most Androidians didn’t have a spare iPhone 4S on hand, one blogger for TechnoBuffalo did, and was kind enough to put them to the test.
While this is just a quick comparison between Siri and the preview build of Android 4.1, you’ll see Google’s new voice search is quite impressive and for all intents and purposes, performs faster. We’ll have to see a few more in-depth head-to-heads, but this round
Friday, June 29, 2012
Mini review/hands-on: LunaTik alloy and polymer stylus/pen combo
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Mini review/hands-on: LunaTik alloy and polymer stylus/pen combo
LunaTik, the creators of the famously well-funded TikTok iPod nano watch band, have launched a pair of well-designed and well-functioning styluses, optimized for iOS devices.
We’ve been using the LunaTik Stylus and the performance of the stylus is very precise. Our tests were conducted by playing around the iPad operating system, but the true results come via an app like Paper.
This precise stylus also doubles a real ink pen, making it versatile. The pen, itself, works like your standard ink pen. It’s nothing too special alone, but the cool part is that it’s not only your physical paper pen, but your virtual paper pen.
The creators of the stylus
Mini review/hands-on: LunaTik alloy and polymer stylus/pen combo
LunaTik, the creators of the famously well-funded TikTok iPod nano watch band, have launched a pair of well-designed and well-functioning styluses, optimized for iOS devices.
We’ve been using the LunaTik Stylus and the performance of the stylus is very precise. Our tests were conducted by playing around the iPad operating system, but the true results come via an app like Paper.
This precise stylus also doubles a real ink pen, making it versatile. The pen, itself, works like your standard ink pen. It’s nothing too special alone, but the cool part is that it’s not only your physical paper pen, but your virtual paper pen.
The creators of the stylus
Apple lands preliminary ban against Samsung Galaxy Nexus in the US (update: search patent the key)
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Apple lands preliminary ban against Samsung Galaxy Nexus in the US (update: search patent the key) It hasn't been Samsung's best week. Just days after Judge Lucy Koh granted a preliminary ban on sales of the Galaxy Tab 10.1, she's following it up with a similar granted request on the Galaxy Nexus. Judge Koh had already signaled that she thought Apple's lawsuit over four patents might have merit, but it's only now that she's deciding the potential damage is worth halting sales of the phone until there's a final trial verdict. Samsung will no doubt try to appeal the dispute, which centers on Android 4.0's slide-to-unlock mechanism (among other elements), but there's a lot more urgency here than with the outgoing Tab 10.1: the Galaxy Nexus is
Apple lands preliminary ban against Samsung Galaxy Nexus in the US (update: search patent the key) It hasn't been Samsung's best week. Just days after Judge Lucy Koh granted a preliminary ban on sales of the Galaxy Tab 10.1, she's following it up with a similar granted request on the Galaxy Nexus. Judge Koh had already signaled that she thought Apple's lawsuit over four patents might have merit, but it's only now that she's deciding the potential damage is worth halting sales of the phone until there's a final trial verdict. Samsung will no doubt try to appeal the dispute, which centers on Android 4.0's slide-to-unlock mechanism (among other elements), but there's a lot more urgency here than with the outgoing Tab 10.1: the Galaxy Nexus is
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Google Bows To Apple: Chrome On iOS Will Use Apple’s Slow UIWebView To Render Web Pages
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Google Bows To Apple: Chrome On iOS Will Use Apple’s Slow UIWebView To Render Web Pages
Google is launching Chrome for iOS today. Many pundits assumed that Google was holding back Chrome from iOS because it couldn’t use its own rendering engine, however, Google just told us that Chrome will actually use the same rendering engine that Apple makes available to every other third-party developer on iOS.
Apple famously only makes a sandboxed, slower version of its rendering engine available to developers. What’s slowing this engine down is that , for security reasons (at least that’s what Apple says), third-party developers don’t get direct access to Apple’s Nitro JavaScript engine. According to some developers, UIWebView
Google Bows To Apple: Chrome On iOS Will Use Apple’s Slow UIWebView To Render Web Pages
Google is launching Chrome for iOS today. Many pundits assumed that Google was holding back Chrome from iOS because it couldn’t use its own rendering engine, however, Google just told us that Chrome will actually use the same rendering engine that Apple makes available to every other third-party developer on iOS.
Apple famously only makes a sandboxed, slower version of its rendering engine available to developers. What’s slowing this engine down is that , for security reasons (at least that’s what Apple says), third-party developers don’t get direct access to Apple’s Nitro JavaScript engine. According to some developers, UIWebView
Apple Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering Bob Mansfield retiring, Dan Riccio taking over position
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Apple Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering Bob Mansfield retiring, Dan Riccio taking over position
Apple just announced in a press release this evening that its Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering Bob Mansfield will be retiring. Apple’s current Vice President of iPad Hardware Engineering Dan Riccio will take over the position over the next several months as Mansfield departs from the company. Tim Cook had some kind words to say about Mr. Mansfield, who has been with the company since 1999.
“Bob has been an instrumental part of our executive team, leading the hardware engineering organization and overseeing the team that has delivered dozens of breakthrough products over the
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Apple Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering Bob Mansfield retiring, Dan Riccio taking over position
Apple just announced in a press release this evening that its Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering Bob Mansfield will be retiring. Apple’s current Vice President of iPad Hardware Engineering Dan Riccio will take over the position over the next several months as Mansfield departs from the company. Tim Cook had some kind words to say about Mr. Mansfield, who has been with the company since 1999.
“Bob has been an instrumental part of our executive team, leading the hardware engineering organization and overseeing the team that has delivered dozens of breakthrough products over the
Apple Senior VP of Hardware Engineering Bob Mansfield to retire, be replaced by Dan Riccio
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Apple Senior VP of Hardware Engineering Bob Mansfield to retire, be replaced by Dan Riccio Apple has announced that its Senior VP of Hardware Engineering, Bob Mansfield, will retire and over the course of the next few months transfer his role to Dan Riccio. Mansfield is credited with leading the Mac engineering team since 2005 and took on a more visible role as an exec during the reshuffling in 2008. He's also mentioned as leading iPhone and iPod engineering since 2010 (when he took over the role from Mark Papermaster in a move curiously timed around those antenna troubles) and the iPad since it began. He'd been with Apple since 1999 when it acquired his previous employer, Raycer Graphics, and most recently popped up on our radar earlier
Apple Senior VP of Hardware Engineering Bob Mansfield to retire, be replaced by Dan Riccio Apple has announced that its Senior VP of Hardware Engineering, Bob Mansfield, will retire and over the course of the next few months transfer his role to Dan Riccio. Mansfield is credited with leading the Mac engineering team since 2005 and took on a more visible role as an exec during the reshuffling in 2008. He's also mentioned as leading iPhone and iPod engineering since 2010 (when he took over the role from Mark Papermaster in a move curiously timed around those antenna troubles) and the iPad since it began. He'd been with Apple since 1999 when it acquired his previous employer, Raycer Graphics, and most recently popped up on our radar earlier
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Your Brand New MacBook Is Freaking Out and Here's How to Fix It [MacBook Air]
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Your Brand New MacBook Is Freaking Out and Here's How to Fix It Molly Oswaks & Micha…
So, you unwrapped your shiny new Macbook and booted it up for the first time, only to be greeted by sluggish performance and occasional forced restarts. What's going on? We don't know either, but here's a potential fix.
First, turn off your computer. Then hold down the Option key while turning it back on. You will be greeted by a language select dialogue; take your pick. Next, select Disk Utility. Select "Macintosh HD" from the left hand column, then click on the Verify Disk Permissions button. Chances are that this will reveal some sort of error in the text box above. Once it's done, click the Repair Disk Permissions button and let it do
Your Brand New MacBook Is Freaking Out and Here's How to Fix It Molly Oswaks & Micha…
So, you unwrapped your shiny new Macbook and booted it up for the first time, only to be greeted by sluggish performance and occasional forced restarts. What's going on? We don't know either, but here's a potential fix.
First, turn off your computer. Then hold down the Option key while turning it back on. You will be greeted by a language select dialogue; take your pick. Next, select Disk Utility. Select "Macintosh HD" from the left hand column, then click on the Verify Disk Permissions button. Chances are that this will reveal some sort of error in the text box above. Once it's done, click the Repair Disk Permissions button and let it do
Bloomberg reiterates: Apple working to launch an overhauled iTunes
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Bloomberg reiterates: Apple working to launch an overhauled iTunes
As we reported earlier this year, Apple is working on iTunes 11 for a launch later this year, which sources have told us is a major revamp. The new software will be even simpler and more user-friendly than the current design, and early builds have indicated improved iCloud integration. Reiterating what we’ve reported before, Bloomberg reports this evening that Apple is working on large changes to iTunes that will launch by the end of this year,”according to people with direct knowledge of the matter.” Furthermore, the publication says iCloud file integration and music sharing will be heavily featured in the newest build. The sharing will most
Bloomberg reiterates: Apple working to launch an overhauled iTunes
As we reported earlier this year, Apple is working on iTunes 11 for a launch later this year, which sources have told us is a major revamp. The new software will be even simpler and more user-friendly than the current design, and early builds have indicated improved iCloud integration. Reiterating what we’ve reported before, Bloomberg reports this evening that Apple is working on large changes to iTunes that will launch by the end of this year,”according to people with direct knowledge of the matter.” Furthermore, the publication says iCloud file integration and music sharing will be heavily featured in the newest build. The sharing will most
Editorial: Engadget on Jelly Bean, Nexus Q, Nexus 7 and Project Glass
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Editorial: Engadget on Jelly Bean, Nexus Q, Nexus 7 and Project Glass Phew! On the heels of big events from Apple and Microsoft, Sergey and co. got their time to shine at the Google I/O event this week in San Francisco. The show kicked off with a a keynote that featured insight into Android Jelly Bean, the unveiling of the Nexus 7 tablet and Nexus Q media streaming device, plus some seriously amazing demos of Project Glass, among others. Was the two-hour-and-change press conference enough to push Google out in front of the competition? Check out our thoughts after the break.Continue reading Editorial: Engadget on Jelly Bean, Nexus Q, Nexus 7 and Project GlassEditorial: Engadget on Jelly Bean, Nexus Q,
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Editorial: Engadget on Jelly Bean, Nexus Q, Nexus 7 and Project Glass Phew! On the heels of big events from Apple and Microsoft, Sergey and co. got their time to shine at the Google I/O event this week in San Francisco. The show kicked off with a a keynote that featured insight into Android Jelly Bean, the unveiling of the Nexus 7 tablet and Nexus Q media streaming device, plus some seriously amazing demos of Project Glass, among others. Was the two-hour-and-change press conference enough to push Google out in front of the competition? Check out our thoughts after the break.Continue reading Editorial: Engadget on Jelly Bean, Nexus Q, Nexus 7 and Project GlassEditorial: Engadget on Jelly Bean, Nexus Q,
Apple wins preliminary injunction on Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1, ahead of Google I/O kicking off tomorrow
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Apple wins preliminary injunction on Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1, ahead of Google I/O kicking off tomorrow
A bit of legal news this evening. U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh has issued a preliminary injunction on the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 in the U.S. late this evening, Reuters first reported. Apple has been fighting worldwide for close to a year to get an injunction against a slew of Samsung products. Claiming Samsung “slavishly” copies off their products, the folks in Cupertino are most likely celebrating this evening, after working hard to protect their hot-selling iPad. When asked to give comment on the case, Judge Koh said Samsung is “competing unfairly” by “flooding the market
Apple wins preliminary injunction on Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1, ahead of Google I/O kicking off tomorrow
A bit of legal news this evening. U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh has issued a preliminary injunction on the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 in the U.S. late this evening, Reuters first reported. Apple has been fighting worldwide for close to a year to get an injunction against a slew of Samsung products. Claiming Samsung “slavishly” copies off their products, the folks in Cupertino are most likely celebrating this evening, after working hard to protect their hot-selling iPad. When asked to give comment on the case, Judge Koh said Samsung is “competing unfairly” by “flooding the market
Pioneer SMA wireless speakers put AirPlay, HTC Connect in one happy family
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Pioneer SMA wireless speakers put AirPlay, HTC Connect in one happy family Apple and HTC might be at each other's throats in court, but they're living in peace and harmony in Pioneer's world. The fresh new SMA wireless speaker line supports both Apple's AirPlay format and HTC Connect-certified DLNA to take audio over WiFi no matter whether it's coming from an iPhone or a One S. Proof that we can all get along is good in itself, but Pioneer is also throwing in Wireless Direct, a trick that turns the speaker into its own WiFi access point if it can't latch on to a nearby router. Pioneer's stratification of the range is dictated by whether you value freedom or raw power. The XW-SMA1 is the baseline with
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Pioneer SMA wireless speakers put AirPlay, HTC Connect in one happy family Apple and HTC might be at each other's throats in court, but they're living in peace and harmony in Pioneer's world. The fresh new SMA wireless speaker line supports both Apple's AirPlay format and HTC Connect-certified DLNA to take audio over WiFi no matter whether it's coming from an iPhone or a One S. Proof that we can all get along is good in itself, but Pioneer is also throwing in Wireless Direct, a trick that turns the speaker into its own WiFi access point if it can't latch on to a nearby router. Pioneer's stratification of the range is dictated by whether you value freedom or raw power. The XW-SMA1 is the baseline with
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Apple Wins In Samsung Galaxy Tab Case (For Now)
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Apple Wins In Samsung Galaxy Tab Case (For Now)
Judge Lucy Koh handed Apple an injunction against Samsung selling their Galaxy Tab 10.1 in the US in the latest round of legal warfare between the two companies. Her decision comes after her previous denial of Apple’s request as well as a federal appeals court ruling for her to reconsider the request.
Judge Koh’s decision to stop Samsung from selling its tablet is a significant win in Apple’s case. Apple takes the position that the Tab infringes on several of Apple’s iPad patents.
“Although Samsung has a right to compete, it does not have a right to compete unfairly, by flooding the market with infringing products,” wrote Judge Koh in her decision.
After today’s
Apple Wins In Samsung Galaxy Tab Case (For Now)
Judge Lucy Koh handed Apple an injunction against Samsung selling their Galaxy Tab 10.1 in the US in the latest round of legal warfare between the two companies. Her decision comes after her previous denial of Apple’s request as well as a federal appeals court ruling for her to reconsider the request.
Judge Koh’s decision to stop Samsung from selling its tablet is a significant win in Apple’s case. Apple takes the position that the Tab infringes on several of Apple’s iPad patents.
“Although Samsung has a right to compete, it does not have a right to compete unfairly, by flooding the market with infringing products,” wrote Judge Koh in her decision.
After today’s
Start using Passbook on iOS 6 with a few simple steps
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Start using Passbook on iOS 6 with a few simple steps
During Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference opening keynote, which took place earlier this month, Vice President of iOS Software Scott Forstall unveiled a new app called “Passbook” that allows customers to track a number of various types of stubs, including boarding passes, loyalty cards, movie tickets, and coupons. The app is included in the iOS 6 preview currently available to developers a part of Apple’s developer program, but it is missing those virtual items to put inside. For now, it is just a sitting page with no functionality. However, Passbook will most likely swing into full gear as Apple makes more additions
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Start using Passbook on iOS 6 with a few simple steps
During Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference opening keynote, which took place earlier this month, Vice President of iOS Software Scott Forstall unveiled a new app called “Passbook” that allows customers to track a number of various types of stubs, including boarding passes, loyalty cards, movie tickets, and coupons. The app is included in the iOS 6 preview currently available to developers a part of Apple’s developer program, but it is missing those virtual items to put inside. For now, it is just a sitting page with no functionality. However, Passbook will most likely swing into full gear as Apple makes more additions
Cricket Begins Selling iPhone 4S, Lines Form At The Door
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Cricket Begins Selling iPhone 4S, Lines Form At The Door
We’ve already talked about how your next iPhone should be a prepaid one, right? Heck, we’ve even discussed why Cricket might be your next iPhone carrier. It sounds like some folks must have been listening.
When Cricket started selling pre-paid iPhones as planned today, people lined up at the door before stores opened to get one of the newly available Apple handsets.
According to CNET, a Cricket representative said the prepaid iPhone models were made available this morning and received “brisk” customer activity. The buyers must have figured out that the prepaid iPhone will cost much, much less when purchased from a company like
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Cricket Begins Selling iPhone 4S, Lines Form At The Door
We’ve already talked about how your next iPhone should be a prepaid one, right? Heck, we’ve even discussed why Cricket might be your next iPhone carrier. It sounds like some folks must have been listening.
When Cricket started selling pre-paid iPhones as planned today, people lined up at the door before stores opened to get one of the newly available Apple handsets.
According to CNET, a Cricket representative said the prepaid iPhone models were made available this morning and received “brisk” customer activity. The buyers must have figured out that the prepaid iPhone will cost much, much less when purchased from a company like
Monday, June 25, 2012
Here’s How Guided Access Works In iOS 6 [Video]
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Here’s How Guided Access Works In iOS 6
Apple is heavily promoting accessibility features in iOS 6.
With every iteration of iOS, Apple provides more and more accessibility features to its users to make iOS devices open to more people than ever before. iOS 6 includes something big. Guided Access is essentially a tool that allows you to restrict certain areas of your screen and physical buttons in order to make the device easier to use for someone with a disability, or for younger children.
Guided access can even be used in the classroom, to stop children from exiting the current app while taking a test. It’s a really neat feature, and in my opinion, one of the most overlooked. With iOS 6 beta 2,
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Here’s How Guided Access Works In iOS 6
Apple is heavily promoting accessibility features in iOS 6.
With every iteration of iOS, Apple provides more and more accessibility features to its users to make iOS devices open to more people than ever before. iOS 6 includes something big. Guided Access is essentially a tool that allows you to restrict certain areas of your screen and physical buttons in order to make the device easier to use for someone with a disability, or for younger children.
Guided access can even be used in the classroom, to stop children from exiting the current app while taking a test. It’s a really neat feature, and in my opinion, one of the most overlooked. With iOS 6 beta 2,
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Interesting Theory: New iPhone 5 Dock Connector Could Be Compatible With Micro-USB [Rumors]
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Interesting Theory: New iPhone 5 Dock Connector Could Be Compatible With Micro-USB Here is an interesting theory: the new dock connector in Apple's new iPhone 2012 could be a 19-pin port that would be mechanically and electrically compatible with the micro-USB standard. I don't know what it would be like, but I love the idea.
The theory is that Apple would have engineered this new dock connector in order to comply with the European Union directive to standardize chargers around micro-USB. This would make the iPhone compatible with the standard set by the European Standardisation Bodies CEN-CENELEC and ETSI, as well as by the Open Mobile Terminal Platform.
At the same time, such a custom design would be able to do all the things that Apple
Interesting Theory: New iPhone 5 Dock Connector Could Be Compatible With Micro-USB Here is an interesting theory: the new dock connector in Apple's new iPhone 2012 could be a 19-pin port that would be mechanically and electrically compatible with the micro-USB standard. I don't know what it would be like, but I love the idea.
The theory is that Apple would have engineered this new dock connector in order to comply with the European Union directive to standardize chargers around micro-USB. This would make the iPhone compatible with the standard set by the European Standardisation Bodies CEN-CENELEC and ETSI, as well as by the Open Mobile Terminal Platform.
At the same time, such a custom design would be able to do all the things that Apple
Facebook adds new Find Friends Nearby feature to apps, makes it easy to add new friends
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Facebook adds new Find Friends Nearby feature to apps, makes it easy to add new friends
Facebook has added yet another location feature to its iOS, Android, and mobile web apps this weekend. TechCrunch reports that Facebook’s engineers have been showing off a new app on their mobile platform, called Find Friends Nearby, that allows users to easily add each other on the social network. Find Friends Nearby makes it easy for people at a certain location or event to fire up the app, and then quickly add each other — getting rid of any need for having to search for names. A screenshot of the web app version is below:
Find Friends Nearby requires both users to be logged into Facebook and to be
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Facebook adds new Find Friends Nearby feature to apps, makes it easy to add new friends
Facebook has added yet another location feature to its iOS, Android, and mobile web apps this weekend. TechCrunch reports that Facebook’s engineers have been showing off a new app on their mobile platform, called Find Friends Nearby, that allows users to easily add each other on the social network. Find Friends Nearby makes it easy for people at a certain location or event to fire up the app, and then quickly add each other — getting rid of any need for having to search for names. A screenshot of the web app version is below:
Find Friends Nearby requires both users to be logged into Facebook and to be
Switched On: Surface tension
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Switched On: Surface tension Each week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On, a column about consumer technology. If you hadn't been paying too much attention to the wide swath of tablets and clamshells (and mashups of the two) that Microsoft is targeting with Windows 8 and Windows RT, then the announcement of Surface contained many surprises. If you have, then there were probably far fewer surprises. But even if you knew just about everything about Windows 8 and Windows RT, you were probably a bit surprised to see Microsoft jump in with its own pair of devices to support the flavors of the imminent Windows upgrades supporting Intel and ARM processors. After all, the fundamental business model of Windows
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Switched On: Surface tension Each week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On, a column about consumer technology. If you hadn't been paying too much attention to the wide swath of tablets and clamshells (and mashups of the two) that Microsoft is targeting with Windows 8 and Windows RT, then the announcement of Surface contained many surprises. If you have, then there were probably far fewer surprises. But even if you knew just about everything about Windows 8 and Windows RT, you were probably a bit surprised to see Microsoft jump in with its own pair of devices to support the flavors of the imminent Windows upgrades supporting Intel and ARM processors. After all, the fundamental business model of Windows
Google Hints at Continued iOS Support For Maps [Apple]
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Google Hints at Continued iOS Support For Maps Remember how Apple is booting Google Maps in iOS 6 in favor of its own maps app? And remember how Google Maps is still way better? Well a Google exec just dropped a major hint that it won't be leaving iOS users high and dry. Probably.
Yesterday Jeff Huber, Google's Senior Vice President of Commerce & Local, was on Google+, patting the backs of the Google Street View team for their exhibit at the Computer History Museum. An iOS-using commenter said he was hoping Google Maps would still be available on iOS. To that, Mr. Huber responded, "We look forward to providing amazing Google Maps experiences on iOS."
Naturally, everyone wants to know what the hell he meant by that. Would
Google Hints at Continued iOS Support For Maps Remember how Apple is booting Google Maps in iOS 6 in favor of its own maps app? And remember how Google Maps is still way better? Well a Google exec just dropped a major hint that it won't be leaving iOS users high and dry. Probably.
Yesterday Jeff Huber, Google's Senior Vice President of Commerce & Local, was on Google+, patting the backs of the Google Street View team for their exhibit at the Computer History Museum. An iOS-using commenter said he was hoping Google Maps would still be available on iOS. To that, Mr. Huber responded, "We look forward to providing amazing Google Maps experiences on iOS."
Naturally, everyone wants to know what the hell he meant by that. Would
Saturday, June 23, 2012
Is Apple already juicing its App Store search results with Chomp acquisition?
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Is Apple already juicing its App Store search results with Chomp acquisition?It’s no secret that Apple’s search results within its App Store on both the iOS and Mac don’t always turn up the best results. In return, many hoped that with Apple’s recent acquisition of app search engine Chomp, revealed in February, it would start leading to better results. That time may now be here.
TechCrunch reported earlier this afternoon that developers of popular, high quality apps, with good ratings have seen better search results for their apps — which certainly makes it sound like Chomp is behind the technical change. Chomp’s technology has been described to search for what apps can do, and not keywords and
Is Apple already juicing its App Store search results with Chomp acquisition?It’s no secret that Apple’s search results within its App Store on both the iOS and Mac don’t always turn up the best results. In return, many hoped that with Apple’s recent acquisition of app search engine Chomp, revealed in February, it would start leading to better results. That time may now be here.
TechCrunch reported earlier this afternoon that developers of popular, high quality apps, with good ratings have seen better search results for their apps — which certainly makes it sound like Chomp is behind the technical change. Chomp’s technology has been described to search for what apps can do, and not keywords and
Klipsch Image One Headphones: The Best Little Big Headphones Around [Review]
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Klipsch Image One Headphones: The Best Little Big Headphones Around
While other manufacturers might tart up their headphones with loud colors, obnoxious logos and frills, the Klipsch Image One ($150) drops all extraneous nonsense in favor of making you happy through its three impressive strengths: perfomance, comfort and portability — a triple threat that makes these headphones a contender for best traveling companion.
Aesthetics:
Klipsch seems to think that people buying the Image One are more concerned with listening to music than grabbing the attention of the hottie over at the next table. As such, these might bag the Most Boring Headphones Award; this may or may not sit well with you. The understated, classy look
Klipsch Image One Headphones: The Best Little Big Headphones Around
While other manufacturers might tart up their headphones with loud colors, obnoxious logos and frills, the Klipsch Image One ($150) drops all extraneous nonsense in favor of making you happy through its three impressive strengths: perfomance, comfort and portability — a triple threat that makes these headphones a contender for best traveling companion.
Aesthetics:
Klipsch seems to think that people buying the Image One are more concerned with listening to music than grabbing the attention of the hottie over at the next table. As such, these might bag the Most Boring Headphones Award; this may or may not sit well with you. The understated, classy look
Friday, June 22, 2012
What Resolution to Expect From Apple's Future Retina Devices [Apple]
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What Resolution to Expect From Apple's Future Retina Devices Now that the high-resolution retina display has hit the MacBook Pro, it's almost certain we'll see a retina display on a MacBook Air sometime in the future. But what will these displays look like? GDGT thinks it knows.
It would be simple enough to assume that like the MacBook Pro, the retina displays on 11-inch and 13-inch MacBook Airs will be twice the resolution of the current models. GDGT crunched the numbers, and realized that because the MacBook Air already has a relatively high pixel density, they'll likely follow a different path. Are you ready for a 13-inch MBA with a whopping 2560 x 1600 resolution? We are. Head over to GDGT for more
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What Resolution to Expect From Apple's Future Retina Devices Now that the high-resolution retina display has hit the MacBook Pro, it's almost certain we'll see a retina display on a MacBook Air sometime in the future. But what will these displays look like? GDGT thinks it knows.
It would be simple enough to assume that like the MacBook Pro, the retina displays on 11-inch and 13-inch MacBook Airs will be twice the resolution of the current models. GDGT crunched the numbers, and realized that because the MacBook Air already has a relatively high pixel density, they'll likely follow a different path. Are you ready for a 13-inch MBA with a whopping 2560 x 1600 resolution? We are. Head over to GDGT for more
Apps and updates: Modern Combat 3 slashes price, Gabi launches, OmniPlan fixes bugs, and FIFA goes Retina
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Apps and updates: Modern Combat 3 slashes price, Gabi launches, OmniPlan fixes bugs, and FIFA goes RetinaClick to view slideshow.
A slew of popular apps updated, launched, or cut their price tags on the App Store today, and 9to5Mac gathered the most noteworthy ones in our usual round-up below. Today’s crop includes FIFA Soccer 12 getting optimized for the new iPad, Disney Film Pulse bringing interactive gaming to cinemas, Modern Combat 3 dropping to 99 cents, details on Gabi—the new Facebook-integrated service, and much more.
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Apps and updates: Modern Combat 3 slashes price, Gabi launches, OmniPlan fixes bugs, and FIFA goes RetinaClick to view slideshow.
A slew of popular apps updated, launched, or cut their price tags on the App Store today, and 9to5Mac gathered the most noteworthy ones in our usual round-up below. Today’s crop includes FIFA Soccer 12 getting optimized for the new iPad, Disney Film Pulse bringing interactive gaming to cinemas, Modern Combat 3 dropping to 99 cents, details on Gabi—the new Facebook-integrated service, and much more.
Check them out:
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Former Apple UI designer joins Facebook to lead product design team
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Former Apple UI designer joins Facebook to lead product design team It remains to be seen exactly what he'll be involved with, but Facebook's new Product Design Manager brings quite a background with him to the job. Until just a few months ago, Chris Weeldreyer was a UI Design Manager at Apple (a role held for over eight years) where, as The Next Web reports, he was responsible for the company's iWeb and Numbers software, and has been named in a number of Apple's patent applications. Before that, he worked in both hardware and software product development, having held positions at Frog Design, Pentagram and Cooper. No word from either company on the move, but Weeldreyer himself made the move official on his LinkedIn page -- and, of course,
Former Apple UI designer joins Facebook to lead product design team It remains to be seen exactly what he'll be involved with, but Facebook's new Product Design Manager brings quite a background with him to the job. Until just a few months ago, Chris Weeldreyer was a UI Design Manager at Apple (a role held for over eight years) where, as The Next Web reports, he was responsible for the company's iWeb and Numbers software, and has been named in a number of Apple's patent applications. Before that, he worked in both hardware and software product development, having held positions at Frog Design, Pentagram and Cooper. No word from either company on the move, but Weeldreyer himself made the move official on his LinkedIn page -- and, of course,
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Can Microsoft Really Dethrone Apple? Gizmodo’s Joe Brown Joins Us To Talk Future Of Tech On Newest CultCast Episode
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Can Microsoft Really Dethrone Apple? Gizmodo’s Joe Brown Joins Us To Talk Future Of Tech On Newest CultCast Episode
Earlier this week Microsoft revealed their new tablet to compete with the iPad called Microsoft Surface for Windows RT. The guys over at Gizmodo think it looks even better than the iPad and the MacBook Air. We don’t. Who’s right? What better way to find out than to grab Gizmodo’s Editor-in-Chief, Joe Brown, and break everything down on The CultCast.
The CultCast’s newest episode is available for download right here, where you can hear Erfon, Buster, and Joe Brown talk about the new Microsoft Surface tablet, the best music streaming apps, Android, and the coolest tech gear
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Can Microsoft Really Dethrone Apple? Gizmodo’s Joe Brown Joins Us To Talk Future Of Tech On Newest CultCast Episode
Earlier this week Microsoft revealed their new tablet to compete with the iPad called Microsoft Surface for Windows RT. The guys over at Gizmodo think it looks even better than the iPad and the MacBook Air. We don’t. Who’s right? What better way to find out than to grab Gizmodo’s Editor-in-Chief, Joe Brown, and break everything down on The CultCast.
The CultCast’s newest episode is available for download right here, where you can hear Erfon, Buster, and Joe Brown talk about the new Microsoft Surface tablet, the best music streaming apps, Android, and the coolest tech gear
Apple expands App Store to 32 new territories in Africa, Europe, Asia-Pacific
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Apple expands App Store to 32 new territories in Africa, Europe, Asia-PacificAs promised by Apple CEO Tim Cook at WWDC, Apple has expanded the App Store’s reach to 155 total territories, by adding 32 new territories today. An email to registered iOS and Mac developers went out this evening detailing the change. Apple did not specify the 32 new regions at WWDC, but today’s announcement does. The new regions are mostly within Africa, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific. Here’s the full list:
A quick look into the iTunes App Store region selector shows that these new regions are now active. Developers must agree to new Mac and iOS application sales contracts in the iTunes Connect Portal before their paid applications can
Apple expands App Store to 32 new territories in Africa, Europe, Asia-PacificAs promised by Apple CEO Tim Cook at WWDC, Apple has expanded the App Store’s reach to 155 total territories, by adding 32 new territories today. An email to registered iOS and Mac developers went out this evening detailing the change. Apple did not specify the 32 new regions at WWDC, but today’s announcement does. The new regions are mostly within Africa, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific. Here’s the full list:
A quick look into the iTunes App Store region selector shows that these new regions are now active. Developers must agree to new Mac and iOS application sales contracts in the iTunes Connect Portal before their paid applications can
Is Apple’s Genius Bar The Future Of The Corporate Help Desk?
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Is Apple’s Genius Bar The Future Of The Corporate Help Desk?
Companies challenged by BYOD should consider Apple’s Genius Bar as a tech support model
One of concerns for IT departments as first iPhones and then iPads and other consumer-focused technologies began creeping into the workplace is how to support the personal devices and apps of employees. That issue took center stage this week as security vendor Fortinet identified that most millennial workers feel that support and security for their mobile devices and other technologies is their responsibility and not the responsibility of an employer or IT department.
What that means is that many IT departments may need to rethink what technical
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Is Apple’s Genius Bar The Future Of The Corporate Help Desk?
Companies challenged by BYOD should consider Apple’s Genius Bar as a tech support model
One of concerns for IT departments as first iPhones and then iPads and other consumer-focused technologies began creeping into the workplace is how to support the personal devices and apps of employees. That issue took center stage this week as security vendor Fortinet identified that most millennial workers feel that support and security for their mobile devices and other technologies is their responsibility and not the responsibility of an employer or IT department.
What that means is that many IT departments may need to rethink what technical
Apple’s Inspiration For iBooks Price-fixing? The French
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Apple’s Inspiration For iBooks Price-fixing? The French
French publishing and price-fixing laws might have been the model for Apple’s iBookstore price-fixing
One of the ironic twists about the anti-trust lawsuits against Apple and the major publishing companies is that Apple’s entrance into the ebook market actually broke Amazon’s virtual monopoly on the ebook business. In the process, publishers gained the ability to control ebook pricing, which can be seen as actually encouraging competition in the industry.
While the U.S. Department of Justice and attorneys general from many states are pursuing lawsuits around the matter, not every country would see the situation in the same terms as the U.S. government. In France,
Apple’s Inspiration For iBooks Price-fixing? The French
French publishing and price-fixing laws might have been the model for Apple’s iBookstore price-fixing
One of the ironic twists about the anti-trust lawsuits against Apple and the major publishing companies is that Apple’s entrance into the ebook market actually broke Amazon’s virtual monopoly on the ebook business. In the process, publishers gained the ability to control ebook pricing, which can be seen as actually encouraging competition in the industry.
While the U.S. Department of Justice and attorneys general from many states are pursuing lawsuits around the matter, not every country would see the situation in the same terms as the U.S. government. In France,
The Retina MacBook Pro Can Drive Four Screens Simultaneously [Apple]
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The Retina MacBook Pro Can Drive Four Screens Simultaneously The new Retina MacBook Pro is an incredible piece of hardware. On its spec sheets, Apple claims it can support "up to two external displays", but it turns out that's bull. In fact, it can support three external monitors.
Hey now. That's some impressive graphics performance from a laptop. This set-up has been tested by several people independently—including The Verge and OWC—and the results are impressive. OWC in particular reports being able to run the following displays:
Retina on laptop @ "best for Retina"
iMac used as a display @ 2560 x 1440 via Thunderbolt
iMac used as a display @ 2560 x 1440 via Thunderbolt/DisplayPort
LG monitor @
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The Retina MacBook Pro Can Drive Four Screens Simultaneously The new Retina MacBook Pro is an incredible piece of hardware. On its spec sheets, Apple claims it can support "up to two external displays", but it turns out that's bull. In fact, it can support three external monitors.
Hey now. That's some impressive graphics performance from a laptop. This set-up has been tested by several people independently—including The Verge and OWC—and the results are impressive. OWC in particular reports being able to run the following displays:
Retina on laptop @ "best for Retina"
iMac used as a display @ 2560 x 1440 via Thunderbolt
iMac used as a display @ 2560 x 1440 via Thunderbolt/DisplayPort
LG monitor @
Tumblr launches completely redesigned, faster iPhone application
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Tumblr launches completely redesigned, faster iPhone applicationClick to view slideshow.
The Tumblr blogging service has launched a completely revamped version of its iPhone and iPod touch application. The new Tumblr application is re-built from the ground up and includes a redesigned dashboard interface for organizing blog posts, high-resolution image support, offline mode, and more. The new application is more intuitive and the process of writing and posting Tumblr posts is shorter. We’ve been testing the new app for a short amount of time and it is incredibly well built. Here are some of the other new features:
- Easier to tap stuff
- Spotify support
- Improved
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Tumblr launches completely redesigned, faster iPhone applicationClick to view slideshow.
The Tumblr blogging service has launched a completely revamped version of its iPhone and iPod touch application. The new Tumblr application is re-built from the ground up and includes a redesigned dashboard interface for organizing blog posts, high-resolution image support, offline mode, and more. The new application is more intuitive and the process of writing and posting Tumblr posts is shorter. We’ve been testing the new app for a short amount of time and it is incredibly well built. Here are some of the other new features:
- Easier to tap stuff
- Spotify support
- Improved
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Hitachi, NEC lead 70-strong coalition pitching iPad, iPhone for the business crowd
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Hitachi, NEC lead 70-strong coalition pitching iPad, iPhone for the business crowd The Japanese must have more of a thing for Apple than we thought. A group of 70 local companies, led by heavyweights such as Hitachi and NEC, wants to spur iPad and iPhone app development for the corporate world. Along with helping to get the apps built in the first place, the alliance could help spread the work abroad. Members have even said they'll press Apple to get more information for writing business apps, although we wish them the best of success on that front -- Apple isn't exactly known for letting developers learn more about iOS' inner workings. With as many as 600 members joining over time, the coalition's success could shake up a
Hitachi, NEC lead 70-strong coalition pitching iPad, iPhone for the business crowd The Japanese must have more of a thing for Apple than we thought. A group of 70 local companies, led by heavyweights such as Hitachi and NEC, wants to spur iPad and iPhone app development for the corporate world. Along with helping to get the apps built in the first place, the alliance could help spread the work abroad. Members have even said they'll press Apple to get more information for writing business apps, although we wish them the best of success on that front -- Apple isn't exactly known for letting developers learn more about iOS' inner workings. With as many as 600 members joining over time, the coalition's success could shake up a
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
U.S. Sen. Schumer Asks Google And Apple About Their “Spy Planes” – Afraid They’ll Catch Sunbathers
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U.S. Sen. Schumer Asks Google And Apple About Their “Spy Planes” – Afraid They’ll Catch Sunbathers
As Google and Apple step up their mapping efforts, they are apparently raising some eyebrows in Washington. Today, U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer wrote a letter to Google’s CEO Larry Page and Apple’s CEO Tim Cook. In this letter, he asks the them about their “highly sensitive photography equipment.” In order to avoid that his constituents in Buffalo have to worry about Google and Apple catching them barbecuing on their back deck, Schumer is asking the two companies to include a number of privacy and security provisions. Schumer is also worried that criminals and terrorists could use these detailed images to “create
U.S. Sen. Schumer Asks Google And Apple About Their “Spy Planes” – Afraid They’ll Catch Sunbathers
As Google and Apple step up their mapping efforts, they are apparently raising some eyebrows in Washington. Today, U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer wrote a letter to Google’s CEO Larry Page and Apple’s CEO Tim Cook. In this letter, he asks the them about their “highly sensitive photography equipment.” In order to avoid that his constituents in Buffalo have to worry about Google and Apple catching them barbecuing on their back deck, Schumer is asking the two companies to include a number of privacy and security provisions. Schumer is also worried that criminals and terrorists could use these detailed images to “create
Chevy Sonic, Spark to be the first cars out of GM to sport Siri’s “Eyes Free” feature
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Chevy Sonic, Spark to be the first cars out of GM to sport Siri’s “Eyes Free” feature
During its opening WWDC keynote, Apple announced that as part of iOS 6, Siri will gain an all-new “Eyes Free” feature. Eyes Free allows for automakers to include a button on their automobiles that allows drivers to initiate Siri to send messages, make calls, set reminders, launch apps, and access a slew of information from inside of the car, without picking up the device. Apple revealed that a total of nine automakers will be adapting Eyes Free, but gave no information past that. This evening, GM Authority reports that GM will be among the first to include the technology in its automobiles,
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Chevy Sonic, Spark to be the first cars out of GM to sport Siri’s “Eyes Free” feature
During its opening WWDC keynote, Apple announced that as part of iOS 6, Siri will gain an all-new “Eyes Free” feature. Eyes Free allows for automakers to include a button on their automobiles that allows drivers to initiate Siri to send messages, make calls, set reminders, launch apps, and access a slew of information from inside of the car, without picking up the device. Apple revealed that a total of nine automakers will be adapting Eyes Free, but gave no information past that. This evening, GM Authority reports that GM will be among the first to include the technology in its automobiles,
Monday, June 18, 2012
5 Microsoft Surface Questions That Still Need Answers [Microsoft Surface]
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5 Microsoft Surface Questions That Still Need Answers Microsoft threw one hell of a party tonight; its pair of Microsoft Surface devices could be one of the biggest jumps forward in product design in recent memory. Could, because there's still so much we don't know. And Microsoft's not sharing.
Is Surface a revolutionary tablet/laptop/wunderkind? We won't know for sure until we get answers to these five unfinished pieces of business.
Is mobile data built in?
One point that went glaringly omitted during tonight's presentation: data. Specifically, will either the RT or Intel version of Microsoft Surface come in a 4G edition? Wi-Fi is fine for most, but if you're pushing the business angle—which Microsoft very vocally was—online anywhere
5 Microsoft Surface Questions That Still Need Answers Microsoft threw one hell of a party tonight; its pair of Microsoft Surface devices could be one of the biggest jumps forward in product design in recent memory. Could, because there's still so much we don't know. And Microsoft's not sharing.
Is Surface a revolutionary tablet/laptop/wunderkind? We won't know for sure until we get answers to these five unfinished pieces of business.
Is mobile data built in?
One point that went glaringly omitted during tonight's presentation: data. Specifically, will either the RT or Intel version of Microsoft Surface come in a 4G edition? Wi-Fi is fine for most, but if you're pushing the business angle—which Microsoft very vocally was—online anywhere
Apple releases Thunderbolt update 1.2.1, adds support for Apple Thunderbolt to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter
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Apple releases Thunderbolt update 1.2.1, adds support for Apple Thunderbolt to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter
Apple has just released Thunderbolt software update 1.2.1. The 520KB update adds support for the $29 Apple Thunderbolt to Gigabit Ethernet adapter announced at WWDC:
Adds support for the Apple Thunderbolt to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter
Interestingly, it doesn’t support the new Retina MacBook Pro. Go grab it in Software Update on supported machines.
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Apple releases Thunderbolt update 1.2.1, adds support for Apple Thunderbolt to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter
Apple has just released Thunderbolt software update 1.2.1. The 520KB update adds support for the $29 Apple Thunderbolt to Gigabit Ethernet adapter announced at WWDC:
Adds support for the Apple Thunderbolt to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter
Interestingly, it doesn’t support the new Retina MacBook Pro. Go grab it in Software Update on supported machines.
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Microsoft Takes Apple iPad Head On With Surface for Windows
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Microsoft Takes Apple iPad Head On With Surface for Windows
Colorful, but will it truly impact the iPad?
Microsoft today officially announced their new tablet, Surface for Windows, in two flavors, one with ARM chips (just like the iPad) and one with Intel chips, like standard laptops, including Macbooks. This is Microsoft directly competing with Apple for the iPad market, for sure.
Not surprisingly, their foray into making their own hardware focuses on the tech specs, even when they are talking about making the software the main point. The press release calls out the virtues of a cover with a super thin keyboard (called a Smart Touch Cover, an integrated kickstand, VaporMg-branded molded magnesium alloy and the like. There’s no
Microsoft Takes Apple iPad Head On With Surface for Windows
Colorful, but will it truly impact the iPad?
Microsoft today officially announced their new tablet, Surface for Windows, in two flavors, one with ARM chips (just like the iPad) and one with Intel chips, like standard laptops, including Macbooks. This is Microsoft directly competing with Apple for the iPad market, for sure.
Not surprisingly, their foray into making their own hardware focuses on the tech specs, even when they are talking about making the software the main point. The press release calls out the virtues of a cover with a super thin keyboard (called a Smart Touch Cover, an integrated kickstand, VaporMg-branded molded magnesium alloy and the like. There’s no
Smoke Up: An Interview With The Creator Of The Ultracool Pax Vaporizer
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Smoke Up: An Interview With The Creator Of The Ultracool Pax Vaporizer
If you enjoy smoking fine botanical products, including, but not limited to, tobacco, you owe it to yourself to check out the Pax by Ploom, a compact vaporizer with a spacious oven and a few features that make the experience of lighting up quite a treat.
The guys at Ploom have been working on vaporizers for a while, introducing the Ploom ModelOne in 2010. This small e-cigarette used small pods to release fragrant smoke. The Pax, however, uses electricity versus butane and can burn almost anything.
I talked to James Monsees, CEO and Creative Director, about the new product and his vision for taking vaporizers – and their owners –
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Smoke Up: An Interview With The Creator Of The Ultracool Pax Vaporizer
If you enjoy smoking fine botanical products, including, but not limited to, tobacco, you owe it to yourself to check out the Pax by Ploom, a compact vaporizer with a spacious oven and a few features that make the experience of lighting up quite a treat.
The guys at Ploom have been working on vaporizers for a while, introducing the Ploom ModelOne in 2010. This small e-cigarette used small pods to release fragrant smoke. The Pax, however, uses electricity versus butane and can burn almost anything.
I talked to James Monsees, CEO and Creative Director, about the new product and his vision for taking vaporizers – and their owners –
Mozilla developing ‘Junior’ browser for the iPad, prototype features full-screen browsing
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Mozilla developing ‘Junior’ browser for the iPad, prototype features full-screen browsing
Calling Safari for iPad “a miserable experience,” Mozilla’s Alex Limi showed off a prototype of a new browser for the iPad called Junior in a recent presentation. Junior takes a different approach from traditional browsers, ridding of an address and search bar on the main screen, and going with a full-screen experience instead. Don’t worry though, as key features are still available by clicking a plus button on the right side of the page to access recently visited pages, bookmarks, and a URL/search bar to type into.
It’s not a bad concept when you think about it, as one of the
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Mozilla developing ‘Junior’ browser for the iPad, prototype features full-screen browsing
Calling Safari for iPad “a miserable experience,” Mozilla’s Alex Limi showed off a prototype of a new browser for the iPad called Junior in a recent presentation. Junior takes a different approach from traditional browsers, ridding of an address and search bar on the main screen, and going with a full-screen experience instead. Don’t worry though, as key features are still available by clicking a plus button on the right side of the page to access recently visited pages, bookmarks, and a URL/search bar to type into.
It’s not a bad concept when you think about it, as one of the
Switched On: Going Thermonuclear
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Switched On: Going Thermonuclear Each week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On, a column about consumer technology. More Info PSA: Which iOS 6 features can my device run? WWDC 2012 Apple vs. Google gets personal: 'Steve Jobs simply hates Eric Schmidt' (video) At the debut of the T-Mobile G1, Switched On identified the central conflict that would quickly tear apart the goodwill between Apple and Google. In fact, in Steve Jobs' authorized biography, Walter Isaacson quotes the late Apple CEO on Android, noting that the he was prepared to "go thermonuclear war" on the iOS competitor. Indeed, the first WWDC since Jobs' death was filled with enough anti-Google swipes to smudge every iPhone
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Switched On: Going Thermonuclear Each week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On, a column about consumer technology. More Info PSA: Which iOS 6 features can my device run? WWDC 2012 Apple vs. Google gets personal: 'Steve Jobs simply hates Eric Schmidt' (video) At the debut of the T-Mobile G1, Switched On identified the central conflict that would quickly tear apart the goodwill between Apple and Google. In fact, in Steve Jobs' authorized biography, Walter Isaacson quotes the late Apple CEO on Android, noting that the he was prepared to "go thermonuclear war" on the iOS competitor. Indeed, the first WWDC since Jobs' death was filled with enough anti-Google swipes to smudge every iPhone
Sunday, June 17, 2012
A Deeper Look Inside Apple’s Secrecy And Its Sustainability
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A Deeper Look Inside Apple’s Secrecy And Its Sustainability
Editor’s note: Derek Andersen is the founder of Startup Grind, a 12-city event series helping educate, inspire, and connect entrepreneurs. He’s also ex-Electronic Arts, the founder Commonred, as well as product incubator Vaporware Labs.
WWDC this past week confirmed that Apple is as strong as ever. The company’s steady stream of new products and announcements are a good indication that it’s business as usual. But when will Apple face its first real post-Steve Jobs test? It’s hard to say but not anytime soon.
Last week at Startup Grind in Palo Alto I sat down with Adam Lashinsky, the author of Inside Apple: How America’s
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WWDC this past week confirmed that Apple is as strong as ever. The company’s steady stream of new products and announcements are a good indication that it’s business as usual. But when will Apple face its first real post-Steve Jobs test? It’s hard to say but not anytime soon.
Last week at Startup Grind in Palo Alto I sat down with Adam Lashinsky, the author of Inside Apple: How America’s
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Apple, Apple, Apple, Apple and Apple [Video]
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Apple, Apple, Apple, Apple and Apple Let's be real here: the week's news was dominated by Apple's announcements: the new MacBook Pro, iOS 6, and Mountain Lion. And while almost everything else was irrelevant this week, there were a couple of fun posts that still made waves. Here are our top stories.
Photos of Mysterious UFO-Shaped Object Sunk In Baltic Sea
Last year, a mysterious UFO-shaped 60-foot disc was discovered in the bottom of the Baltic sea by a Swedish ocean exploration team using sonar. Now, that same team has managed to get near it and take photographs. According to diver Stefan Hogeborn, it's unlike anything they've ever seen. More »
Giant Smartphones in Skinny Jeans: A Photoshoot
Huge smartphones are, against all sanity,
Apple, Apple, Apple, Apple and Apple Let's be real here: the week's news was dominated by Apple's announcements: the new MacBook Pro, iOS 6, and Mountain Lion. And while almost everything else was irrelevant this week, there were a couple of fun posts that still made waves. Here are our top stories.
Photos of Mysterious UFO-Shaped Object Sunk In Baltic Sea
Last year, a mysterious UFO-shaped 60-foot disc was discovered in the bottom of the Baltic sea by a Swedish ocean exploration team using sonar. Now, that same team has managed to get near it and take photographs. According to diver Stefan Hogeborn, it's unlike anything they've ever seen. More »
Giant Smartphones in Skinny Jeans: A Photoshoot
Huge smartphones are, against all sanity,
AOC Aire iPlay desktop LCD docks iPhones and iPods, rocks the joint (modestly)
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AOC Aire iPlay desktop LCD docks iPhones and iPods, rocks the joint (modestly) AOC has a bit of a long-term memory issue: it claims the Aire iPlay E2343Fi is the first computer monitor to have a built-in iPhone and iPod docking station. Nope. But don't let that deter you from checking out the new 23-inch LCD, whose cradle in the base will both keep your Apple gear topped up as well as play movies and music through the display. The 10-watt speakers won't exactly bring the house down, though they will let you take the headphones off. As an actual computer display, it's a typical TN-based panel with a 1080p resolution, a quick 2ms pixel response time and a boldly claimed 50,000,000:1 dynamic contrast
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AOC Aire iPlay desktop LCD docks iPhones and iPods, rocks the joint (modestly) AOC has a bit of a long-term memory issue: it claims the Aire iPlay E2343Fi is the first computer monitor to have a built-in iPhone and iPod docking station. Nope. But don't let that deter you from checking out the new 23-inch LCD, whose cradle in the base will both keep your Apple gear topped up as well as play movies and music through the display. The 10-watt speakers won't exactly bring the house down, though they will let you take the headphones off. As an actual computer display, it's a typical TN-based panel with a 1080p resolution, a quick 2ms pixel response time and a boldly claimed 50,000,000:1 dynamic contrast
Friday, June 15, 2012
Why Apple Stores Tilt the MacBook Pro Exactly 70 Degrees [MacBook Pro]
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Why Apple Stores Tilt the MacBook Pro Exactly 70 Degrees If you thought Apple squeezes all those dollars out of your based on product and design alone, you're giving them too much credit.
Carmine Gallo, writing for Forbes, reports on an interesting bit of consumer-behavior mindfuckery the stores employ, specifically to seduce you into a love affair with their products—the MacBook Pro with retina display, in particular. Each morning, Apple Retail employees use an iPhone app as a level to ensure each screen is titled to exactly 70 degrees.
he main reason notebook computers screens are slightly angled is to encourage customers to adjust the screen to their ideal viewing angle-in other words, to touch the computer! ... Apple
Why Apple Stores Tilt the MacBook Pro Exactly 70 Degrees If you thought Apple squeezes all those dollars out of your based on product and design alone, you're giving them too much credit.
Carmine Gallo, writing for Forbes, reports on an interesting bit of consumer-behavior mindfuckery the stores employ, specifically to seduce you into a love affair with their products—the MacBook Pro with retina display, in particular. Each morning, Apple Retail employees use an iPhone app as a level to ensure each screen is titled to exactly 70 degrees.
he main reason notebook computers screens are slightly angled is to encourage customers to adjust the screen to their ideal viewing angle-in other words, to touch the computer! ... Apple
If Apple made a 4 port USB 2.0 hub, it would probably look like this…
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If Apple made a 4 port USB 2.0 hub, it would probably look like this…Click to view slideshow.
…and cost the same $25. Here’s a nice little accessory to go with your aluminum Keyboard. We’ve been offered a review unit but you pretty much know how these work.
Satechi: Premium Aluminum 2.0 4-Port USB Hub
Sleek, portable USB hub allows users to plug in up to four devices to a computer.
Requires no software and easy to install
Features an aluminum finish and white cable that complements Apple’s signature look
Portable and sleek design takes up little space on a desktop
Can fit up to four devices, including digital cameras, phones, and external hard drives
Too bad they didn’t read
If Apple made a 4 port USB 2.0 hub, it would probably look like this…Click to view slideshow.
…and cost the same $25. Here’s a nice little accessory to go with your aluminum Keyboard. We’ve been offered a review unit but you pretty much know how these work.
Satechi: Premium Aluminum 2.0 4-Port USB Hub
Sleek, portable USB hub allows users to plug in up to four devices to a computer.
Requires no software and easy to install
Features an aluminum finish and white cable that complements Apple’s signature look
Portable and sleek design takes up little space on a desktop
Can fit up to four devices, including digital cameras, phones, and external hard drives
Too bad they didn’t read
Will podcasts receive a separate app in iOS 6?
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Will podcasts receive a separate app in iOS 6? Reports are abound that a section for podcasts is nowhere to be found in the latest beta version of iTunes for iOS 6. Given its beta status, it's easy to dismiss the exclusion as functionality that's yet to be baked in, but Peter Kafka of AllThingsD believes that Apple has something entirely different in mind. According to his sources, podcasts are set to receive a new home within a separate app of iOS 6. If true, this would provide one central hub for podcasts, as opposed to Apple's current scheme where they're discovered and downloaded in the iTunes app, then played within the Music app -- a little disjointed, but it's the setup we've come to know. Kafka's sources go on to state
Will podcasts receive a separate app in iOS 6? Reports are abound that a section for podcasts is nowhere to be found in the latest beta version of iTunes for iOS 6. Given its beta status, it's easy to dismiss the exclusion as functionality that's yet to be baked in, but Peter Kafka of AllThingsD believes that Apple has something entirely different in mind. According to his sources, podcasts are set to receive a new home within a separate app of iOS 6. If true, this would provide one central hub for podcasts, as opposed to Apple's current scheme where they're discovered and downloaded in the iTunes app, then played within the Music app -- a little disjointed, but it's the setup we've come to know. Kafka's sources go on to state
Why Retina Isn’t Enough [Feature]
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Why Retina Isn’t Enough
The new Retina MacBook Pros are only Apple’s first step towards the living display of the future.
Apple’s new MacBook Pro follows the fine tradition of the iPhone 4 and third-gen iPad in that it has a super high-resolution Retina display: a 2880 x 1800 panel with an amazing 220 pixels packed in per inch.
It’s an incredible display. In fact, it’s such an incredible display that it actually has about one million, seven hundred thousand pixels more than it needs to satisfy Apple’s definition of Retina, leading some to claim that those pixels are all going to waste.
Nothing could be further from the truth.
Apple’s new MacBook Pros have absolutely great displays, but
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Why Retina Isn’t Enough
The new Retina MacBook Pros are only Apple’s first step towards the living display of the future.
Apple’s new MacBook Pro follows the fine tradition of the iPhone 4 and third-gen iPad in that it has a super high-resolution Retina display: a 2880 x 1800 panel with an amazing 220 pixels packed in per inch.
It’s an incredible display. In fact, it’s such an incredible display that it actually has about one million, seven hundred thousand pixels more than it needs to satisfy Apple’s definition of Retina, leading some to claim that those pixels are all going to waste.
Nothing could be further from the truth.
Apple’s new MacBook Pros have absolutely great displays, but
Microsoft Is Maybe, Possibly Launching Its Own Tablet Device Next Week [Microsoft]
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Microsoft Is Maybe, Possibly Launching Its Own Tablet Device Next Week Here's what we know: This Monday, at an as yet unconfirmed location somewhere in Hollywood, Microsoft with be making an importan announcement. Now, Mashable is posting about what is being called a credibly rumor of a Microsoft-made tablet, running Windows RT (a version of Windows 8), intended to rival Apple's iPad.
This is a big deal, maybe!
Hollywood blog The Wrap cites "an individual with knowledge of the company", who claims the software giant would be "making a foray into a new hardware category that would put the company in direct competition with rival Apple" - tablets.
Previous attempts at a Microsoft-branded tablet have been unsuccessful and short-lived. The
Microsoft Is Maybe, Possibly Launching Its Own Tablet Device Next Week Here's what we know: This Monday, at an as yet unconfirmed location somewhere in Hollywood, Microsoft with be making an importan announcement. Now, Mashable is posting about what is being called a credibly rumor of a Microsoft-made tablet, running Windows RT (a version of Windows 8), intended to rival Apple's iPad.
This is a big deal, maybe!
Hollywood blog The Wrap cites "an individual with knowledge of the company", who claims the software giant would be "making a foray into a new hardware category that would put the company in direct competition with rival Apple" - tablets.
Previous attempts at a Microsoft-branded tablet have been unsuccessful and short-lived. The
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Find Out Everything You Want to Know About New Macs, Mountain Lion, And iOS 6 On The CultCast
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Find Out Everything You Want to Know About New Macs, Mountain Lion, And iOS 6 On The CultCast
New Macs! Mountain Lion! iOS 6! The second part of our WWDC special edition CultCast is now on iTunes, and in this brand new episode, no fruity pebble is left unturned.
Join us as we discuss the pros and cons of Apple’s new Macbook Pro with Retina display, the mysteriously missing iMac and Mac Pro updates, and the best and worst new features of Mountain Lion and iOS 6. Yes sir, we cover it all on this special WWDC edition MEGASODE of the CultCast.
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Find Out Everything You Want to Know About New Macs, Mountain Lion, And iOS 6 On The CultCast
New Macs! Mountain Lion! iOS 6! The second part of our WWDC special edition CultCast is now on iTunes, and in this brand new episode, no fruity pebble is left unturned.
Join us as we discuss the pros and cons of Apple’s new Macbook Pro with Retina display, the mysteriously missing iMac and Mac Pro updates, and the best and worst new features of Mountain Lion and iOS 6. Yes sir, we cover it all on this special WWDC edition MEGASODE of the CultCast.
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‘jOBS’ actors seen filming in Steve Jobs’ childhood home
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‘jOBS’ actors seen filming in Steve Jobs’ childhood home
A new biopic titled ‘jOBS’ stars Ashton Kutcher as Steve Jobs, Matthew Modine as John Sculley, and other popular actors to portray the early life of Apple and its late co-founder Steve Jobs. It’s set to be out sometime soon, and while we’ve already seen Ashton Kutcher in character, we now have a look at a couple other characters on set, including John Sculley and Bill Gates. Pacific Coast News snapped a few photographs of the actors filming inside of Steve Jobs’ childhood Los Altos home. Check out the gallery below:
Everybody possesses a good understanding about what's practical with a
device. But
‘jOBS’ actors seen filming in Steve Jobs’ childhood home
A new biopic titled ‘jOBS’ stars Ashton Kutcher as Steve Jobs, Matthew Modine as John Sculley, and other popular actors to portray the early life of Apple and its late co-founder Steve Jobs. It’s set to be out sometime soon, and while we’ve already seen Ashton Kutcher in character, we now have a look at a couple other characters on set, including John Sculley and Bill Gates. Pacific Coast News snapped a few photographs of the actors filming inside of Steve Jobs’ childhood Los Altos home. Check out the gallery below:
Everybody possesses a good understanding about what's practical with a
device. But
Old MacBook Pro Cost More Than Retina MacBook Pro With Same Specs
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Old MacBook Pro Cost More Than Retina MacBook Pro With Same Specs
Apple really wants you to buy into their beautiful Retina display future. So much so, that if customers want to buy an old style MacBook Pro with the same specs as the new MacBook Pro with Retina display, they’re going to have to pay an extra $300 to get it. That extra $300 comes with an optical drive, one extra pound of aluminum, and a lower resolution screen, just so the fatty MacBook Pro can keep up with its slimmer sister everyone’s drooling over, but hey, at least you’ll still have an Ethernet port.
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Old MacBook Pro Cost More Than Retina MacBook Pro With Same Specs
Apple really wants you to buy into their beautiful Retina display future. So much so, that if customers want to buy an old style MacBook Pro with the same specs as the new MacBook Pro with Retina display, they’re going to have to pay an extra $300 to get it. That extra $300 comes with an optical drive, one extra pound of aluminum, and a lower resolution screen, just so the fatty MacBook Pro can keep up with its slimmer sister everyone’s drooling over, but hey, at least you’ll still have an Ethernet port.
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Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Google’s Chrome Browser First To Update To Retina Resolution
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Google’s Chrome Browser First To Update To Retina Resolution
Wow, those folks are quick. Looks like Google will be the first non-Apple company to update their Mac app, the Chrome web browser, to the higher resolution demanded of them by the just-barely-announced Macbook Pro.
Over at the Google Chrome Blog, the company promises to polish Chrome “until it shines on that machine,” referring to the sweet new bit of Apple candy from Cupertino.
In fact, the highly experimental and heavily alpha Canary release channel already has the new retina-display enabled browser ready for download. That’s fast, guys!
As you can see in the helpfully supplied image above, the higher resolution will bring all sorts of shininess and clarity to every
Google’s Chrome Browser First To Update To Retina Resolution
Wow, those folks are quick. Looks like Google will be the first non-Apple company to update their Mac app, the Chrome web browser, to the higher resolution demanded of them by the just-barely-announced Macbook Pro.
Over at the Google Chrome Blog, the company promises to polish Chrome “until it shines on that machine,” referring to the sweet new bit of Apple candy from Cupertino.
In fact, the highly experimental and heavily alpha Canary release channel already has the new retina-display enabled browser ready for download. That’s fast, guys!
As you can see in the helpfully supplied image above, the higher resolution will bring all sorts of shininess and clarity to every
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Watch This Happy, Happy Man Refurbish An Old Apple II
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Watch This Happy, Happy Man Refurbish An Old Apple II
This charming man, Todd Harrison, bought a used Apple II and some drives from Ebay and did what any self-respecting geek would do: he gave them the attention and respect they deserved, cleaning all the parts and getting it ready to run some BASIC again.
The machines were in pretty rough shape. He powered the CPU on and it seemed to fry a little and as he dug through the box he found packing peanuts in the casings and a number of special treats including a Hayes Microcomputer modem. Todd grabbed some rubbing alcohol and some Clorox and got to work. Why? Because he loved Apple IIs.
The very first computer I ever used was an Apple II Plus in high school
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Watch This Happy, Happy Man Refurbish An Old Apple II
This charming man, Todd Harrison, bought a used Apple II and some drives from Ebay and did what any self-respecting geek would do: he gave them the attention and respect they deserved, cleaning all the parts and getting it ready to run some BASIC again.
The machines were in pretty rough shape. He powered the CPU on and it seemed to fry a little and as he dug through the box he found packing peanuts in the casings and a number of special treats including a Hayes Microcomputer modem. Todd grabbed some rubbing alcohol and some Clorox and got to work. Why? Because he loved Apple IIs.
The very first computer I ever used was an Apple II Plus in high school
Apple airs ‘Every Dimension’ commercial showing off Retina MacBook Pro
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Apple airs ‘Every Dimension’ commercial showing off Retina MacBook Pro
Apple has aired a commercial this evening titled ‘Every Dimension’ showing off the 15.4-inch Retina MacBook Pro that was released yesterday. It looks like the company is ready to push their $2,199 laptop to the masses., but who’s going to be able to afford it? Read more about it in yesterday’s WWDC keynote coverage. Have any of you picked it up yet?
More on the new MacBook Pro:
Apple unveils the all new 15.4-inch Retina MacBook Pro starting at $2199, ships today (9to5mac.com)
New MacBook Pro’s Retina display reviewed and benchmarked (9to5mac.com)
Benchmarks for SSDs and USB 3.0 performance in new MacBooks
Apple airs ‘Every Dimension’ commercial showing off Retina MacBook Pro
Apple has aired a commercial this evening titled ‘Every Dimension’ showing off the 15.4-inch Retina MacBook Pro that was released yesterday. It looks like the company is ready to push their $2,199 laptop to the masses., but who’s going to be able to afford it? Read more about it in yesterday’s WWDC keynote coverage. Have any of you picked it up yet?
More on the new MacBook Pro:
Apple unveils the all new 15.4-inch Retina MacBook Pro starting at $2199, ships today (9to5mac.com)
New MacBook Pro’s Retina display reviewed and benchmarked (9to5mac.com)
Benchmarks for SSDs and USB 3.0 performance in new MacBooks
Mac Pro refresh irks Andy Hertzfeld, Apple confirms revisions 'likely' in 2013 (update)
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Mac Pro refresh irks Andy Hertzfeld, Apple confirms revisions 'likely' in 2013 (update) Along with the introduction of new MacBook Air and MacBook Pro computers, Apple yesterday introduced a new swath of Mac Pro desktops. The introduction was a quiet one for sure, and WWDC attendees of Tim Cook's keynote were none the wiser. It's hard to fault Apple for the decision, as the upgrade was modest at best, but that's exactly what has most upset Andy Hertzfeld, one of the Mac's original designers. Now an employee of Google, Hertzfeld directed harsh criticism at Apple. The following is an excerpt from his Google+ profile: "The specs for the "new" Mac Pro had hardly changed, except for a tiny, inconsequential processor clock bump. Still no
Mac Pro refresh irks Andy Hertzfeld, Apple confirms revisions 'likely' in 2013 (update) Along with the introduction of new MacBook Air and MacBook Pro computers, Apple yesterday introduced a new swath of Mac Pro desktops. The introduction was a quiet one for sure, and WWDC attendees of Tim Cook's keynote were none the wiser. It's hard to fault Apple for the decision, as the upgrade was modest at best, but that's exactly what has most upset Andy Hertzfeld, one of the Mac's original designers. Now an employee of Google, Hertzfeld directed harsh criticism at Apple. The following is an excerpt from his Google+ profile: "The specs for the "new" Mac Pro had hardly changed, except for a tiny, inconsequential processor clock bump. Still no
Monday, June 11, 2012
Benchmarks for SSDs and USB 3.0 performance in new MacBooks
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Benchmarks for SSDs and USB 3.0 performance in new MacBooks
Even before Apple’s unveiling of the all-new Retina MacBook Pros, refreshed previous-gen MacBook Pros, and MacBook Air lineups today, we knew most of Apple’s new Macs would be receiving performance improvements courtesy of new SSDs and USB 3.0. We are now getting our first look at benchmark data for the two new features courtesy of a review unit of the new MacBook benchmarked by AnandTech.
As for SSDs, we told you previously it was probable the new MacBook family would be receiving Samsung’s speedy 830 series. AnandTech’s report seems to narrow down the 830 series as the most likely scenario noting his review unit appears to be running a Samsung drive
Benchmarks for SSDs and USB 3.0 performance in new MacBooks
Even before Apple’s unveiling of the all-new Retina MacBook Pros, refreshed previous-gen MacBook Pros, and MacBook Air lineups today, we knew most of Apple’s new Macs would be receiving performance improvements courtesy of new SSDs and USB 3.0. We are now getting our first look at benchmark data for the two new features courtesy of a review unit of the new MacBook benchmarked by AnandTech.
As for SSDs, we told you previously it was probable the new MacBook family would be receiving Samsung’s speedy 830 series. AnandTech’s report seems to narrow down the 830 series as the most likely scenario noting his review unit appears to be running a Samsung drive
Apple releases Mountain Lion Preview 4 and iOS 6 for developers, iTunes 10.6.3 for everyone else
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Apple releases Mountain Lion Preview 4 and iOS 6 for developers, iTunes 10.6.3 for everyone else Looking to tame Apple's Mountain Lion? Step right up, Cupertino's latest build of OS X is ready for consumption -- assuming you're a registered developer, of course. Following WWDC's reveals and teases, Apple has released an updated preview of its desktop and mobile operating systems, serving up Mountain Lion Preview 4 and an iOS 6 beta to developers. The rest of us will have to console ourselves with iTunes 10.6.3, which adds support for the mobile and desktop OS' those fancy devs are getting their hands on. Don't worry, the updated music management software will be able to make full use of Mountain Lion
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Apple releases Mountain Lion Preview 4 and iOS 6 for developers, iTunes 10.6.3 for everyone else Looking to tame Apple's Mountain Lion? Step right up, Cupertino's latest build of OS X is ready for consumption -- assuming you're a registered developer, of course. Following WWDC's reveals and teases, Apple has released an updated preview of its desktop and mobile operating systems, serving up Mountain Lion Preview 4 and an iOS 6 beta to developers. The rest of us will have to console ourselves with iTunes 10.6.3, which adds support for the mobile and desktop OS' those fancy devs are getting their hands on. Don't worry, the updated music management software will be able to make full use of Mountain Lion
25 New UI Changes In iOS 6 [Video]
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25 New UI Changes In iOS 6
iOS 6 brings to the table some of the biggest UI improvements Apple has made in the history of iOS. While some of the changes are obvious, some are more subtle. Here’s 25 new user interface changes in iOS 6.
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25 New UI Changes In iOS 6
iOS 6 brings to the table some of the biggest UI improvements Apple has made in the history of iOS. While some of the changes are obvious, some are more subtle. Here’s 25 new user interface changes in iOS 6.
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New Mac Pro, spec-bumped MacBook Pro specs; New AirPort Express, USB SuperDrive, Magsafes coming at WWDC
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New Mac Pro, spec-bumped MacBook Pro specs; New AirPort Express, USB SuperDrive, Magsafes coming at WWDCWe were first to report that four new Mac lines are incoming for WWDC, and now we have received some more detailed information about two of the new updates. First, the Mac Pro. A new Mac Pro will launch at WWDC, marking the pro desktop’s first update in nearly two years. As we previously reported, the new machine will come in three configurations: two standard models and a server model. Here are the three configurations per reliable sources:
Normal configuration: 3.2GHz quad-core processor, 6GB of RAM, 1TB hard drive, and the ATI Radeon 5770 graphics chip.
Normal configuration: 2.4GHz 12-core
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New Mac Pro, spec-bumped MacBook Pro specs; New AirPort Express, USB SuperDrive, Magsafes coming at WWDCWe were first to report that four new Mac lines are incoming for WWDC, and now we have received some more detailed information about two of the new updates. First, the Mac Pro. A new Mac Pro will launch at WWDC, marking the pro desktop’s first update in nearly two years. As we previously reported, the new machine will come in three configurations: two standard models and a server model. Here are the three configurations per reliable sources:
Normal configuration: 3.2GHz quad-core processor, 6GB of RAM, 1TB hard drive, and the ATI Radeon 5770 graphics chip.
Normal configuration: 2.4GHz 12-core
MacBook Pro blurrycam pics hint at Kepler GPU
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MacBook Pro blurrycam pics hint at Kepler GPU Blurrycam photos purporting to be of the 15-inch MacBook Pro's logic board, suggest that the refreshed laptops will carry NVIDIA's GeForce 650M Kepler GPU. Given that we're barely hours from an Apple keynote and being deluged with all sorts of weird and wonderful rumors, we're filing this under "could be plausible." That said, it's a surprise given the company's high-profile switch to AMD's graphics last year, but Cupertino has never been a company for sentimentality. We'll find out the truth later today, so stay tuned.MacBook Pro blurrycam pics hint at Kepler GPU originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 11 Jun 2012 03:44:00 EDT. Please see our terms for
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MacBook Pro blurrycam pics hint at Kepler GPU Blurrycam photos purporting to be of the 15-inch MacBook Pro's logic board, suggest that the refreshed laptops will carry NVIDIA's GeForce 650M Kepler GPU. Given that we're barely hours from an Apple keynote and being deluged with all sorts of weird and wonderful rumors, we're filing this under "could be plausible." That said, it's a surprise given the company's high-profile switch to AMD's graphics last year, but Cupertino has never been a company for sentimentality. We'll find out the truth later today, so stay tuned.MacBook Pro blurrycam pics hint at Kepler GPU originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 11 Jun 2012 03:44:00 EDT. Please see our terms for
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Get Ready: Apple’s WWDC 2012 Keynote Happening Tomorrow At 10 A.M. Pacific
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Get Ready: Apple’s WWDC 2012 Keynote Happening Tomorrow At 10 A.M. Pacific
It’s almost here, folks. One of the biggest days of the year for an Apple fan is tomorrow, June 11th. Tim Cook, Phil Schiller and others will be taking the stage at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference tomorrow morning in sunny San Francisco at 10 A.M. Pacific/ 1 P.M. Eastern.
We’re expecting a whole lot of announcements from Apple tomorrow, so stay tuned to Cult of Mac for breaking coverage all day.
Thousands of developers will be crammed into the Moscone Center tomorrow morning to watch Apple talk about new products like iOS 6, Mountain Lion, and possibly some new Macs. It’s going to be a very busy, exciting day.
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Get Ready: Apple’s WWDC 2012 Keynote Happening Tomorrow At 10 A.M. Pacific
It’s almost here, folks. One of the biggest days of the year for an Apple fan is tomorrow, June 11th. Tim Cook, Phil Schiller and others will be taking the stage at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference tomorrow morning in sunny San Francisco at 10 A.M. Pacific/ 1 P.M. Eastern.
We’re expecting a whole lot of announcements from Apple tomorrow, so stay tuned to Cult of Mac for breaking coverage all day.
Thousands of developers will be crammed into the Moscone Center tomorrow morning to watch Apple talk about new products like iOS 6, Mountain Lion, and possibly some new Macs. It’s going to be a very busy, exciting day.
Saturday, June 9, 2012
iOS 6, Summer of Zuck, Venus Transit, Free Xbox Live and More... [The Best Stories Of The Week]
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iOS 6, Summer of Zuck, Venus Transit, Free Xbox Live and More... This week was a busy week! Whether it was Venus passing by the Sun, our mission to document Mark Zuckerberg's summer, WWDC rumors, or the argument for free Xbox Live, there was no shortage of exciting news. Here are our top stories of the week.
Apple iOS 6: What's Needed, What's Coming
We know very little about iOS 6, the next version of the iPhone and iPad operating system that is likely to be unveiled at Apple's World Wide Developers Conference next week. So this is a list both of what we know, and what we want.More »
We'll Pay You for Photos of Mark Zuckerberg
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iOS 6, Summer of Zuck, Venus Transit, Free Xbox Live and More... This week was a busy week! Whether it was Venus passing by the Sun, our mission to document Mark Zuckerberg's summer, WWDC rumors, or the argument for free Xbox Live, there was no shortage of exciting news. Here are our top stories of the week.
Apple iOS 6: What's Needed, What's Coming
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Which Apple WWDC Notebook Rumors Are Most Likely To Come True?
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Which Apple WWDC Notebook Rumors Are Most Likely To Come True?
WWDC kicks off next week and in traditional fashion, a keynote headlines the event Monday morning. Much is expected from this year’s show including iOS 6 and new Macintosh desktops and laptops. So far the rumor circuit has been a buzz with talk of a complete hardware refresh including Apple bringing back the MacBook brand, adding a retina display to at least one model and finally employing Intel’s latest silicon that will also bring USB 3.0 to Macs for the first time.
What follows is the first post in a series rounding up nearly every rumor concerning Apple’s WWDC notebook announcements (iOS 6 and Mountain Lion to come) no matter how
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Which Apple WWDC Notebook Rumors Are Most Likely To Come True?
WWDC kicks off next week and in traditional fashion, a keynote headlines the event Monday morning. Much is expected from this year’s show including iOS 6 and new Macintosh desktops and laptops. So far the rumor circuit has been a buzz with talk of a complete hardware refresh including Apple bringing back the MacBook brand, adding a retina display to at least one model and finally employing Intel’s latest silicon that will also bring USB 3.0 to Macs for the first time.
What follows is the first post in a series rounding up nearly every rumor concerning Apple’s WWDC notebook announcements (iOS 6 and Mountain Lion to come) no matter how
Why Does Apple Inspire So Much Hate?
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Why Does Apple Inspire So Much Hate?
The lovefest known as the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference starts Monday. As with any such event that involves Apple announcing new products, the global outpouring of love will be matched by a rising outpouring of hate.
Some people hate Apple. Other people hate people who hate Apple. Many of these haters have turned pro, leading to a lucrative “hater industrial complex.”
I know, because I’ve been the target of hate from both sides. I’m on the hate list of both the most extreme anti-Apple haters and pro-Apple haters.
Passion in technology, flame-wars, fanboyism and its discontents are nothing new. But in the past couple of years, something new has happened: The loudest, most
Why Does Apple Inspire So Much Hate?
The lovefest known as the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference starts Monday. As with any such event that involves Apple announcing new products, the global outpouring of love will be matched by a rising outpouring of hate.
Some people hate Apple. Other people hate people who hate Apple. Many of these haters have turned pro, leading to a lucrative “hater industrial complex.”
I know, because I’ve been the target of hate from both sides. I’m on the hate list of both the most extreme anti-Apple haters and pro-Apple haters.
Passion in technology, flame-wars, fanboyism and its discontents are nothing new. But in the past couple of years, something new has happened: The loudest, most
Gillmor Gang: What Are You, Four?
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Gillmor Gang: What Are You, Four?
The Gillmor Gang — Danny Sullivan, Dan Farber, Dan Taschek, and Dan Gillmor — no, that’s not right. Steve Gillmor, Steve Taschek… No. Without Scoble, we have little time to get to the point, which this week is Google’s Do As Much Evil as Possible Tour. @dannysullivan returns with a 20 minute diatribe on paid inclusion, whatever that means.
Without Kevin Marks, we have to fend for ourselves until @stevegillmor picks a fight about Google’s war with Apple and its consequences for Google +. In rebuttal, Danny ends up proving @stevegillmor even more right than usual. Hovering just off camera is the sense that with all this talent and possibility, shouldn’t these guys work together as they did
Gillmor Gang: What Are You, Four?
The Gillmor Gang — Danny Sullivan, Dan Farber, Dan Taschek, and Dan Gillmor — no, that’s not right. Steve Gillmor, Steve Taschek… No. Without Scoble, we have little time to get to the point, which this week is Google’s Do As Much Evil as Possible Tour. @dannysullivan returns with a 20 minute diatribe on paid inclusion, whatever that means.
Without Kevin Marks, we have to fend for ourselves until @stevegillmor picks a fight about Google’s war with Apple and its consequences for Google +. In rebuttal, Danny ends up proving @stevegillmor even more right than usual. Hovering just off camera is the sense that with all this talent and possibility, shouldn’t these guys work together as they did
Apple alternative to UDID may come soon, track app use without pesky privacy issues
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Apple alternative to UDID may come soon, track app use without pesky privacy issues Apple has already provided a few clues as to what it's going to put on the plate for developers at WWDC. One change that's unlikely to be touted at the keynote, or even the entire conference, could prove to be the most important for app writers: an alternative to the UDID (Unique Device Identifier) that Apple started phasing out a year ago. If Wall Street Journal tipsters are right, the hardware-specific ID will be replaced with tagging independent of any one iPad or iPhone, such as a number sequence. The system as it's teased would let developers track user behavior and improve their apps without spooking users worried that Apple, or someone
Apple alternative to UDID may come soon, track app use without pesky privacy issues Apple has already provided a few clues as to what it's going to put on the plate for developers at WWDC. One change that's unlikely to be touted at the keynote, or even the entire conference, could prove to be the most important for app writers: an alternative to the UDID (Unique Device Identifier) that Apple started phasing out a year ago. If Wall Street Journal tipsters are right, the hardware-specific ID will be replaced with tagging independent of any one iPad or iPhone, such as a number sequence. The system as it's teased would let developers track user behavior and improve their apps without spooking users worried that Apple, or someone
Friday, June 8, 2012
Project Magenta is Linux-based mobile OS that aims to replicate iOS on generic hardware
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Project Magenta is Linux-based mobile OS that aims to replicate iOS on generic hardware.
Without getting into too many details, here’s what little is known about this Open Source Magenta Project:
Magenta is an implementation of Darwin/BSD on top of the Linux kernel. It is made up of a number of kernel and userland components that work together. It is fully binary compatible with iPhone OS 5.0 (as in, it uses the same binary format).
It runs on ARM 7 Hardware currently. But what’s the goal?
The final goal is probably recreating the iPhone OS 1.0 stack. I think this is a pretty feasible goal, considering the fact that there are so many open source libs that can be used to replace the proprietary libs used by Apple. Just as an
Project Magenta is Linux-based mobile OS that aims to replicate iOS on generic hardware.
Without getting into too many details, here’s what little is known about this Open Source Magenta Project:
Magenta is an implementation of Darwin/BSD on top of the Linux kernel. It is made up of a number of kernel and userland components that work together. It is fully binary compatible with iPhone OS 5.0 (as in, it uses the same binary format).
It runs on ARM 7 Hardware currently. But what’s the goal?
The final goal is probably recreating the iPhone OS 1.0 stack. I think this is a pretty feasible goal, considering the fact that there are so many open source libs that can be used to replace the proprietary libs used by Apple. Just as an
IDC: Nokia moved just 2.2 million Lumias this winter, but stay tuned
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IDC: Nokia moved just 2.2 million Lumias this winter, but stay tuned Although we know that Nokia had a wince-inducing first quarter, the company was hush hush on how many of its Windows Phone-packing Lumias had shipped out. We still don't have official word, but IDC estimates that Nokia delivered 2.2 million of the devices to shops (not necessarily to customers) between January and March. If the total is accurate, Lumias would represent less than a tenth of the 11.9 million smartphones shipped by Espoo over the season and wouldn't have Apple or Samsung quaking in their boots just yet. The research team is careful to warn that the spring and summer will be the real litmus tests: a healthy Lumia 900 launch in the US could easily
IDC: Nokia moved just 2.2 million Lumias this winter, but stay tuned Although we know that Nokia had a wince-inducing first quarter, the company was hush hush on how many of its Windows Phone-packing Lumias had shipped out. We still don't have official word, but IDC estimates that Nokia delivered 2.2 million of the devices to shops (not necessarily to customers) between January and March. If the total is accurate, Lumias would represent less than a tenth of the 11.9 million smartphones shipped by Espoo over the season and wouldn't have Apple or Samsung quaking in their boots just yet. The research team is careful to warn that the spring and summer will be the real litmus tests: a healthy Lumia 900 launch in the US could easily
New Macs, iOS 6, And Other WWDC Expectations On Our All-New CultCast
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New Macs, iOS 6, And Other WWDC Expectations On Our All-New CultCast
A hardware bomb! That’s what CultCast special guest and Ars Technica Writer Chris Foresman thinks is about to go down at next week’s WWDC. I think he’s right, and on our brand new CultCast, we’ll tell you why Apple might be about to refresh every Mac they make. Plus — iOS 6; we’ll tell you what to expect from Apple’s new iOS.
And don’t miss our winner of Faves and Raves, the game where we pitch our favorite hardware and apps then vote on which is best.
All that and too many LULZ on our brand new CultCast. Subscribe now in iTunes and read on through for our show notes.
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CultCast #16 – The Force Is Strong
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New Macs, iOS 6, And Other WWDC Expectations On Our All-New CultCast
A hardware bomb! That’s what CultCast special guest and Ars Technica Writer Chris Foresman thinks is about to go down at next week’s WWDC. I think he’s right, and on our brand new CultCast, we’ll tell you why Apple might be about to refresh every Mac they make. Plus — iOS 6; we’ll tell you what to expect from Apple’s new iOS.
And don’t miss our winner of Faves and Raves, the game where we pitch our favorite hardware and apps then vote on which is best.
All that and too many LULZ on our brand new CultCast. Subscribe now in iTunes and read on through for our show notes.
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CultCast #16 – The Force Is Strong
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Apple Wins MacBook Air Patent That Could Keep Ultrabooks Off The Shelves
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Apple Wins MacBook Air Patent That Could Keep Ultrabooks Off The Shelves
The wedge design of the MacBook Air has been patented by Apple, meaning that the Cupertino company now owns the rights to “the distinctive wedge or teardrop profile” of the sexy notebook. Apple’s D296 patent means that the MacBook Air has solidified the tapered, wedge-like design for its class of computer.
Instead of focusing on concrete details, the new patent covers the general aesthetic of the MacBook Air’s design. Over the past year or so, dozens of laptops, dubbed “Ultrabooks,” have been copying the metallic look and feel of the Air. Could this new patent mean that Apple is setting its legal sights on Ultrabook competitors?
According
Apple Wins MacBook Air Patent That Could Keep Ultrabooks Off The Shelves
The wedge design of the MacBook Air has been patented by Apple, meaning that the Cupertino company now owns the rights to “the distinctive wedge or teardrop profile” of the sexy notebook. Apple’s D296 patent means that the MacBook Air has solidified the tapered, wedge-like design for its class of computer.
Instead of focusing on concrete details, the new patent covers the general aesthetic of the MacBook Air’s design. Over the past year or so, dozens of laptops, dubbed “Ultrabooks,” have been copying the metallic look and feel of the Air. Could this new patent mean that Apple is setting its legal sights on Ultrabook competitors?
According
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
How Streaming Music Will Change Culture for the Better [Streaming]
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How Streaming Music Will Change Culture for the Better Forget, for the moment, about how much Spotify pays out to artists.
Focus instead on the nature of those payouts.
In the olden days (i.e. 20 years ago), recording artists had to convince you to fall for their music once - just long enough to buy a CD. Since the inception of pop music as a physical format, this need to impress the music buyer for a short length of time gave record labels a big incentive to look for one-hit-wonders capable of moving product quickly. (It also meant I used to walk home with lots of terrible music I never listened to again.) Granted, labels often put considerable effort into grooming those artists for a full career, because it's easier to sell music when
How Streaming Music Will Change Culture for the Better Forget, for the moment, about how much Spotify pays out to artists.
Focus instead on the nature of those payouts.
In the olden days (i.e. 20 years ago), recording artists had to convince you to fall for their music once - just long enough to buy a CD. Since the inception of pop music as a physical format, this need to impress the music buyer for a short length of time gave record labels a big incentive to look for one-hit-wonders capable of moving product quickly. (It also meant I used to walk home with lots of terrible music I never listened to again.) Granted, labels often put considerable effort into grooming those artists for a full career, because it's easier to sell music when
Dear Eric Schmidt, It’s Been 6 Months — Where Are Those iOS-Slaying Android Exclusive Apps?
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Dear Eric Schmidt, It’s Been 6 Months — Where Are Those iOS-Slaying Android Exclusive Apps?
Flashback to December 6, 2011: Google Chairman Eric Schmidt is on stage at LeWeb in Paris and is asked by an audience member why most application developers still choose to develop for iOS first rather than Android? Schmidt’s response:
“Six months from now you’ll say the opposite. Because ultimately applications vendors are driven by volume. And the volume is favored by the open approach that Google is taking.”
Well, Mr. Schmidt, it’s been six months. And? Nope.
No surprise here. As I wrote at the time:
Of course, my stance is going to be that there’s no way he’s going to be right about that. Not a chance.
Now, to be fair,
Dear Eric Schmidt, It’s Been 6 Months — Where Are Those iOS-Slaying Android Exclusive Apps?
Flashback to December 6, 2011: Google Chairman Eric Schmidt is on stage at LeWeb in Paris and is asked by an audience member why most application developers still choose to develop for iOS first rather than Android? Schmidt’s response:
“Six months from now you’ll say the opposite. Because ultimately applications vendors are driven by volume. And the volume is favored by the open approach that Google is taking.”
Well, Mr. Schmidt, it’s been six months. And? Nope.
No surprise here. As I wrote at the time:
Of course, my stance is going to be that there’s no way he’s going to be right about that. Not a chance.
Now, to be fair,
Apple lets Airfoil back into the App Store, without its coolest feature
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Apple lets Airfoil back into the App Store, without its coolest featureLast Month, Apple removed Rogue Amoeba’s Airfoil from the App Store shortly after it began offering the ability to AirPlay music from one iOS device to another – effectively making your old iPod touch an AirPlay speaker. Some thought the app removal was due to use of private APIs. Apple gave a statement on the matter:
The feature in question permits any iOS device running the app to play back audio beamed from a variety of sources using Apple’s AirPlay wireless streaming protocol. Apple presently only allows designated products to act in this capacity — such as the Apple TV and (often expensive) AirPlay-enabled third-party hardware
From a
Apple lets Airfoil back into the App Store, without its coolest featureLast Month, Apple removed Rogue Amoeba’s Airfoil from the App Store shortly after it began offering the ability to AirPlay music from one iOS device to another – effectively making your old iPod touch an AirPlay speaker. Some thought the app removal was due to use of private APIs. Apple gave a statement on the matter:
The feature in question permits any iOS device running the app to play back audio beamed from a variety of sources using Apple’s AirPlay wireless streaming protocol. Apple presently only allows designated products to act in this capacity — such as the Apple TV and (often expensive) AirPlay-enabled third-party hardware
From a
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
The Stoner Channel: George Carlin on The Man's Game, Housewives on Acid, and San Francisco on High [Video]
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The Stoner Channel: George Carlin on The Man's Game, Housewives on Acid, and San Francisco on High
Gov. Cuomo Wants to Legalize Weed to Fight Stop-n-Frisk
NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg seems intent on making the Big Apple into a police state served in 16oz portions. The NYPD's controversial Stop-and-Frisk policy—which just so happens to disproportionately target minority youths for random inspection—is another such example. See, New York law states that weed possession isn't a criminal offense (up to 25 grams) so long as it isn't burning or "in the open." However, if being told to turn out your pockets by a cop exposes a joint, well that's shit for you because your weed is now "in the open" and you
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The Stoner Channel: George Carlin on The Man's Game, Housewives on Acid, and San Francisco on High
Gov. Cuomo Wants to Legalize Weed to Fight Stop-n-Frisk
NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg seems intent on making the Big Apple into a police state served in 16oz portions. The NYPD's controversial Stop-and-Frisk policy—which just so happens to disproportionately target minority youths for random inspection—is another such example. See, New York law states that weed possession isn't a criminal offense (up to 25 grams) so long as it isn't burning or "in the open." However, if being told to turn out your pockets by a cop exposes a joint, well that's shit for you because your weed is now "in the open" and you
Unlikely new MacBook Pro specs label surfaces: 2560 x 1600 display, USB 3.0 ports, thin as Air
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Unlikely new MacBook Pro specs label surfaces: 2560 x 1600 display, USB 3.0 ports, thin as Air
While we obviously cannot confirm these purported technical specifications for the upcoming MacBook Pro revamp, an anonymous MacBook Pro packaging label was sent to us (above) earlier today. The labeling is of the same nature as the 13 inch MacBook Pro label leak from this morning – unconfirmed – but it does list some interesting specs.
Notably, the label seems to affirm much of what we reported in May: a much higher-resolution display, USB 3.0, and a thinner, lighter design. Specifically, the thinness of the 15 inch notebook is touted as 0.74 inches (compared to the current 0.95 inches) and a
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Unlikely new MacBook Pro specs label surfaces: 2560 x 1600 display, USB 3.0 ports, thin as Air
While we obviously cannot confirm these purported technical specifications for the upcoming MacBook Pro revamp, an anonymous MacBook Pro packaging label was sent to us (above) earlier today. The labeling is of the same nature as the 13 inch MacBook Pro label leak from this morning – unconfirmed – but it does list some interesting specs.
Notably, the label seems to affirm much of what we reported in May: a much higher-resolution display, USB 3.0, and a thinner, lighter design. Specifically, the thinness of the 15 inch notebook is touted as 0.74 inches (compared to the current 0.95 inches) and a
The Mac Pro Lives On: Stock Starts Dwindling Ahead Of Refresh At WWDC Next Week
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The Mac Pro Lives On: Stock Starts Dwindling Ahead Of Refresh At WWDC Next Week
With the MacBook Pro, Air and iMac lineups all expected to see a refresh at Apple’s Worldwide Developer’s Conference next week, it looks like the seemingly-abanonded Mac Pro will also be updated. Apple has begun pulling Mac Pro stock from its retail stores and online shipping estimates are also starting to slip. This type of activity is typical right before a new version of an Apple product is announced, as Apple clears out its old inventory to make room for the new.
The Mac Pro saw its last refresh in July of 2010, and many have begun to lose faith that Apple will continue to support its ‘pro’ users as the company transitions to being more
The Mac Pro Lives On: Stock Starts Dwindling Ahead Of Refresh At WWDC Next Week
With the MacBook Pro, Air and iMac lineups all expected to see a refresh at Apple’s Worldwide Developer’s Conference next week, it looks like the seemingly-abanonded Mac Pro will also be updated. Apple has begun pulling Mac Pro stock from its retail stores and online shipping estimates are also starting to slip. This type of activity is typical right before a new version of an Apple product is announced, as Apple clears out its old inventory to make room for the new.
The Mac Pro saw its last refresh in July of 2010, and many have begun to lose faith that Apple will continue to support its ‘pro’ users as the company transitions to being more
WSJ chronicles Apple move away from Google Maps and the growing rivalry between the companies
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WSJ chronicles Apple move away from Google Maps and the growing rivalry between the companies
Most of you know what is coming in iOS 6 Maps. However, in a long post this evening, which unfortunately does not include much that we haven’t seen or heard, the Wall Street Journal chronicles the last five years that have saw Google and Apple going from best of corporate friends by sharing board members and agreeing to no-poach agreements to sworn enemies spending a great deal of time disparaging each other in and out of courts. The latest breakup in the relationship, and probably the biggest holdout, is Maps. Apple has used Google’s Maps since the launch of the iPhone in 2007 when Google’s CEO Eric Schmidt went on
WSJ chronicles Apple move away from Google Maps and the growing rivalry between the companies
Most of you know what is coming in iOS 6 Maps. However, in a long post this evening, which unfortunately does not include much that we haven’t seen or heard, the Wall Street Journal chronicles the last five years that have saw Google and Apple going from best of corporate friends by sharing board members and agreeing to no-poach agreements to sworn enemies spending a great deal of time disparaging each other in and out of courts. The latest breakup in the relationship, and probably the biggest holdout, is Maps. Apple has used Google’s Maps since the launch of the iPhone in 2007 when Google’s CEO Eric Schmidt went on
Any.DO expands outside of Android, brings its handy To-Do tools to iOS and Google Chrome
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Any.DO expands outside of Android, brings its handy To-Do tools to iOS and Google Chrome Chances are some members of Team Android won't be too pleased to share the any.DO goods with the iOS squad, but for what it's worth, you'll always be able to say you had it first. After being a success on Google's mobile OS, any.DO has decided to test out other waters, including making its way to those iPod touches / iPhones / iPads of the world, as well as Google Chrome in extension form. On the iOS front, the app -- which sports a very minimalist, but sleek design -- allows users to add, adjust and edit multiple tasks using a drag-and-drop, gesture-based UI. Meanwhile, the Chrome extension keeps the similar productivity goal, but takes it
Any.DO expands outside of Android, brings its handy To-Do tools to iOS and Google Chrome Chances are some members of Team Android won't be too pleased to share the any.DO goods with the iOS squad, but for what it's worth, you'll always be able to say you had it first. After being a success on Google's mobile OS, any.DO has decided to test out other waters, including making its way to those iPod touches / iPhones / iPads of the world, as well as Google Chrome in extension form. On the iOS front, the app -- which sports a very minimalist, but sleek design -- allows users to add, adjust and edit multiple tasks using a drag-and-drop, gesture-based UI. Meanwhile, the Chrome extension keeps the similar productivity goal, but takes it
Monday, June 4, 2012
Apple Will Ditch Google In New Maps App “Later This Year” [Report]
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Apple Will Ditch Google In New Maps App “Later This Year”
Following numerous claims that Apple will abandon Google Maps and release proprietary mapping technology this year, The Wall Street Journal today reports that Apple is indeed throwing out Google Maps once and for all. Apple showed signs of moving away from Google Maps when it used open-source mapping technology in its recently launched iPhoto for iOS app.
Apple has been reportedly “hatching the plan to evict Google Maps from the iPhone for years,” and the company is expected to debut its completely new app “later this year.”
Later this year, Apple is planning to oust Google Maps as the preloaded, default maps app from the iPhone and iPad and release a new
Apple Will Ditch Google In New Maps App “Later This Year”
Following numerous claims that Apple will abandon Google Maps and release proprietary mapping technology this year, The Wall Street Journal today reports that Apple is indeed throwing out Google Maps once and for all. Apple showed signs of moving away from Google Maps when it used open-source mapping technology in its recently launched iPhoto for iOS app.
Apple has been reportedly “hatching the plan to evict Google Maps from the iPhone for years,” and the company is expected to debut its completely new app “later this year.”
Later this year, Apple is planning to oust Google Maps as the preloaded, default maps app from the iPhone and iPad and release a new
Facebook in iOS 6: Integration is system-wide, ‘Liking’ of App Store apps present
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Facebook in iOS 6: Integration is system-wide, ‘Liking’ of App Store apps presentMockup of Facebook sharing in iPhone Photos app (thanks, Spencer Caldwell)
A few days ago, TechCrunch reported that Facebook will be integrated into iOS 6 in some fashion. This is not a major surprise given Apple CEO Tim Cook’s hint at the AllThingsD D10 Conference of iOS Facebook integration. We heard many weeks ago that Apple and Facebook engineers were working in collaboration on implementing some sort of integration of Facebook into iOS 6. Simultaneously, Apple and Facebook executives were discussing the terms of the deal and exactly how Facebook would be integrated into iOS 6. While we knew that some sort of integration was incoming,
Facebook in iOS 6: Integration is system-wide, ‘Liking’ of App Store apps presentMockup of Facebook sharing in iPhone Photos app (thanks, Spencer Caldwell)
A few days ago, TechCrunch reported that Facebook will be integrated into iOS 6 in some fashion. This is not a major surprise given Apple CEO Tim Cook’s hint at the AllThingsD D10 Conference of iOS Facebook integration. We heard many weeks ago that Apple and Facebook engineers were working in collaboration on implementing some sort of integration of Facebook into iOS 6. Simultaneously, Apple and Facebook executives were discussing the terms of the deal and exactly how Facebook would be integrated into iOS 6. While we knew that some sort of integration was incoming,
Reset Forgotten Passwords In OS X Lion [Video How-To]
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Reset Forgotten Passwords In OS X Lion
It happens to all of us. You’re at your computer, ready to work, and you’ve forgotten your password. What should you do? Don’t worry, all hope isn’t lost. In this video, I’ll show you how you can reset your account password in OS X Lion, in just a few easy steps.
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Reset Forgotten Passwords In OS X Lion
It happens to all of us. You’re at your computer, ready to work, and you’ve forgotten your password. What should you do? Don’t worry, all hope isn’t lost. In this video, I’ll show you how you can reset your account password in OS X Lion, in just a few easy steps.
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Sunday, June 3, 2012
iCade Mobile, The Gaming Adapter For iPhone, Now Shipping
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iCade Mobile, The Gaming Adapter For iPhone, Now Shipping
Good news, everybody! The iCade Mobile, a Bluetooth case that slides around your iPhone, allowing you to play games using a trackpad and read buttons, is now shipping for $80. The iCade Core, an arcade joystick for the iPad, is also shipping. It costs $100.
Announced a few months ago, folks have been waiting breathlessly to play Megaworm with a trackpad. The devices should be available at ThinkGeek and you can check them out here. You can check out the Core here.
With iCade Mobile, gamers using iPhone or iPod touch finally have a true tactile controller. While touch screens are great for some games, when it comes to mastering intense combat,
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iCade Mobile, The Gaming Adapter For iPhone, Now Shipping
Good news, everybody! The iCade Mobile, a Bluetooth case that slides around your iPhone, allowing you to play games using a trackpad and read buttons, is now shipping for $80. The iCade Core, an arcade joystick for the iPad, is also shipping. It costs $100.
Announced a few months ago, folks have been waiting breathlessly to play Megaworm with a trackpad. The devices should be available at ThinkGeek and you can check them out here. You can check out the Core here.
With iCade Mobile, gamers using iPhone or iPod touch finally have a true tactile controller. While touch screens are great for some games, when it comes to mastering intense combat,
This Week’s Must-Have iOS Apps: Timer, Scalado PhotoBeamer, Quip & More [Roundup]
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This Week’s Must-Have iOS Apps: Timer, Scalado PhotoBeamer, Quip & More
Kicking off this week’s must-have apps roundup is a beautifully simple timer app for the iPhone that could mean you never need to set timers manually again. There’s also a terrific app for beaming your photographs to almost any display — without additional hardware or software. Plus lots more.
Timer — iPhone ($0.99)
There isn’t a great deal to say about Timer, and that’s not because it’s not great, but because it’s just so simple. Its entire App Store description reads:
Setting a timer shouldn’t be a chore. Tap to start, tap to stop, tap and hold to edit. That’s it. That’s Timer.
Rather than setting a timer each time you need it,
This Week’s Must-Have iOS Apps: Timer, Scalado PhotoBeamer, Quip & More
Kicking off this week’s must-have apps roundup is a beautifully simple timer app for the iPhone that could mean you never need to set timers manually again. There’s also a terrific app for beaming your photographs to almost any display — without additional hardware or software. Plus lots more.
Timer — iPhone ($0.99)
There isn’t a great deal to say about Timer, and that’s not because it’s not great, but because it’s just so simple. Its entire App Store description reads:
Setting a timer shouldn’t be a chore. Tap to start, tap to stop, tap and hold to edit. That’s it. That’s Timer.
Rather than setting a timer each time you need it,
Saturday, June 2, 2012
Judge rules Steve Jobs’ thermonuclear comments can be used in Motorola trial
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Judge rules Steve Jobs’ thermonuclear comments can be used in Motorola trial
Steve Jobs was always known to be pretty vocal when it came to talking about Google’s Android. Comments from Jobs referring to Android as a stolen product and vowing to destroy it made it into Walter Isaacson’s official biography, and now a judge presiding in a patent case with Motorola ruled that he will allow the comments to be referenced in trial, going against Apple’s lawyer’s requests. Reuter’s reports (via GigaOM):
Steve Jobs gave a lot of juicy quotes before he died, and Apple Inc has failed to keep some of them out of an upcoming patent trial against Google’s Motorola
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Judge rules Steve Jobs’ thermonuclear comments can be used in Motorola trial
Steve Jobs was always known to be pretty vocal when it came to talking about Google’s Android. Comments from Jobs referring to Android as a stolen product and vowing to destroy it made it into Walter Isaacson’s official biography, and now a judge presiding in a patent case with Motorola ruled that he will allow the comments to be referenced in trial, going against Apple’s lawyer’s requests. Reuter’s reports (via GigaOM):
Steve Jobs gave a lot of juicy quotes before he died, and Apple Inc has failed to keep some of them out of an upcoming patent trial against Google’s Motorola
Ask Engadget: best cheap external Macbook Air monitor?
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Ask Engadget: best cheap external Macbook Air monitor? We know you've got questions, and if you're brave enough to ask the world for answers, here's the outlet to do so. This week's Ask Engadget inquiry is from Neil, who wants a display for his Macbook Air that costs less than a cinema display. If you're looking to send in an inquiry of your own, drop us a line at ask engadget com. "Dear Engadget, I use my Macbook Air in clamshell mode 95% of the time. I use an Acer V223W 22-inch monitor, but connected over Mini Displayport to DVI, it looks dull and fuzzy. I know an Apple Cinema Display is fantastic, but I don't want to splurge over $1000 for one. Can you suggest something a little more reasonably priced please? Thank you!"
Ask Engadget: best cheap external Macbook Air monitor? We know you've got questions, and if you're brave enough to ask the world for answers, here's the outlet to do so. This week's Ask Engadget inquiry is from Neil, who wants a display for his Macbook Air that costs less than a cinema display. If you're looking to send in an inquiry of your own, drop us a line at ask engadget com. "Dear Engadget, I use my Macbook Air in clamshell mode 95% of the time. I use an Acer V223W 22-inch monitor, but connected over Mini Displayport to DVI, it looks dull and fuzzy. I know an Apple Cinema Display is fantastic, but I don't want to splurge over $1000 for one. Can you suggest something a little more reasonably priced please? Thank you!"
Friday, June 1, 2012
ChipWorks dives into the Samsung Galaxy SIII, discovers the Sony iPhone 4S camera
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ChipWorks dives into the Samsung Galaxy SIII, discovers the Sony iPhone 4S camera
ChipWorks and iFixit are hardcore when it comes to breaking open our favorite devices to see what is inside. The two websites decided to take it up a notch today by joining forces to publish a live teardown of the non-LTE Samsung Galaxy SIII. ChipWorks looked at the—you guessed—chips, while iFixit focused on repair aspects.
This is what the ChipWorks dissection unearthed:
Yep, that is Samsung’s Exynos 4412, 32 nm CMOS, 1.4 GHz quad core ARM processor.
“The Exynos is in a standard PoP (Package-on-Package) assembly with a Samsung LP DDR2 Green Memory K3PE7E700M-XGC2,” explained ChipWorks. “It is notable that
ChipWorks dives into the Samsung Galaxy SIII, discovers the Sony iPhone 4S camera
ChipWorks and iFixit are hardcore when it comes to breaking open our favorite devices to see what is inside. The two websites decided to take it up a notch today by joining forces to publish a live teardown of the non-LTE Samsung Galaxy SIII. ChipWorks looked at the—you guessed—chips, while iFixit focused on repair aspects.
This is what the ChipWorks dissection unearthed:
Yep, that is Samsung’s Exynos 4412, 32 nm CMOS, 1.4 GHz quad core ARM processor.
“The Exynos is in a standard PoP (Package-on-Package) assembly with a Samsung LP DDR2 Green Memory K3PE7E700M-XGC2,” explained ChipWorks. “It is notable that
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