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Archive for May, 2008

Apple: iTunes strikes a deal with HBO

Thursday, May 15th, 2008

iTunes-logo.jpgGood news! Sopranos, Sex in the City, Deadwood, The Wire, Rome, and Flight of the Conchords are HBO shows that have finally made an appearance in the Apple iTunes store. Recently Apple and HBO struck a deal so now iTunes users who watch thes shows will be able to catch some of their favorite episodes by purchasing and downloading a digital copy via iTunes.

Guitar Hero 3: Legends of Rock free upgrade helps MacBook run it better

Wednesday, May 14th, 2008

Acer released a Mac conversion for Guitar Hero 3: Legends of Rock a while back that Mac users love. It lets you put Guitar Hero 3 onto your Mac and play it without the need for a console. The controller it uses is a guitar shaped USB connector.

Apple: Parallels Desktop for Mac releases a new version supports Vista SP1, XP SP3

Tuesday, May 13th, 2008

parallels-logo.pngParallels Desktop for Mac recently released a new version of its extremely popular software, Parallels Desktop 3. What’s new in Parallel Desktop 3 is support for Vista SP 1 and XP SP3. Numerous fixes have been corrected with this release including unusually high CPU usage, kernal panic issues, along with an improvement to Shared Folders.

Guitar input directly to your Mac with Fretlight

Monday, May 12th, 2008

Fretlight Guitars are a bit expensive at nearly $600 USD, but for technology junkies who want to learn to play guitar these gadgets are a dream come true. The Fretlight Guitars use software and a patented lighting system to show a player where to put their fingers, “teaching” them the song as they play. Now Mac users can get in on the fun with the new software release that allows the Fretlight to talk to Macs

Apple to provide refunds for faulty power adaptors; PowerBook and iBook computers

Sunday, May 11th, 2008

apple.jpegThere have been some owners of Powerbook and iBook computers that claimed they had faulty power adaptors that were prone to spark. Several of the Mac users had reported these issues through the Apple support website and various other Mac related forums.

Associated Press launches Mobile News Network for the iPhone

Friday, May 9th, 2008

Associated-Press.jpgAssociated Press has launched a new service for iPhone users. It’s called the Mobile News Network. It’s a perfect companion for iPhone users who enjoy staying up-to-date on news even when away from their Mac or Windows computer.

Apple resists adding iPod piracy filters

Friday, May 9th, 2008

Apple fans should be dancing with joy as Apple decides to hold out against adding piracy filters to its iPod line. This is great news for people who want to listen to their entire music collection on their mp3 player, regardless of whether the songs came from CDs, iTunes, eMusic, a friend sending a recommendation or, yes, even P2P sharing.

Apple patent filed for AppleTV 3D game controller

Friday, May 9th, 2008

Apple already has its users attention on the computing, television and music fronts. Judging by patents filed by the company it is looking to add the gaming front to its conquests as well. Apple has filed a patent for a 3D gaming controller to go with its AppleTV.

Natuba brings photo storage to the iPhone

Wednesday, May 7th, 2008

For iPhone users who haven’t figured out Flickr, PhotoBucket or other free sites that will offer photo storage for their iPhone, there is now a reportedly iPhone specific solution. Natuba has started a new site that claims to offer iPhone users a little more handholding for their online photo storage needs.

AOL desktop for Mac released

Wednesday, May 7th, 2008

AOL has released the next generation of AOL Desktop for Mac, to the collective sound of a great internet yawn. The world’s worst internet program and provider trying to make a program for the already fully functional Mac is laughable at best.

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