Archive for December, 2008

VirusBarrier X5

December 22, 2008

If you work in a Windows heavy environment or workflow (or you’re just a bit paranoid) and antivirus software is on your mind, this just might be the solution for you—thoroughly modern in appearance and features, plus it won’t bog you down.

Win To Mac – Why move from Windows to a Mac?

December 22, 2008

Why would a business user move from the Windows platform on a PC to the OS X platform on a Mac, what would the problems be, and how would such a move go? We attempt to answer these questions in a few short installments.

Simple iPhone unlock hack set for New Year’s Eve

December 22, 2008

As of New Year’s Eve, it should be possible to illegally unlock your 3G iPhone without being a technical wizard, thanks to the independent iPhone Dev Team, definitely not affiliated with Apple. According to team member MuscleNerd, the hack is codenamed YellowSn0w.

AT&T selling the iPhone online

December 21, 2008

Until yesterday, neither Apple nor any of its carrier partners have offered the iPhone for sale online. That’s now changed and with Wal-Mart set to start selling on Dec. 28, it’s not hard imagining that the iPhone’s distribution will one day rival that of the iPod.

WiFi is a hit with iPhone, iPod Touch users

December 19, 2008

Users of the iPhone and the iPod Touch have a curious relationship with WiFi: they adore it. New information from mobile advertising company AdMob indicates that users of handheld Apple devices are using a lot more WiFi since the 3G iPhones were released. In fact, when given the choice between using their cellular service or WiFi to access the Web, the users of iPhones are almost as likely to choose the WiFi as they are to use their cellular Web service.

Best Buy trims iPhone price $10

December 19, 2008

Try not to think of it as just a ten spot. Think of it as a bucket of thighs and drumsticks at Kentucky Fried Chicken or maybe an appetizer at TGIFridays…

Apple: The push is on for Snow Leopard

December 19, 2008

The stars have been aligning for an earlier release of Apple’s next-gen operating system. Although it’s been billed as a rewrite of Leopard—heck the name’s just a riff—designed to reduce and refine the existing code, there are new and potentially earth shaking changes coming under the hood.

Vision has a price after all; for Steve Jobs, it’s $20 billion

December 18, 2008

Vision has a price after all; for Steve Jobs, it's $20 billionSteve Jobs doesn’t work for salary. But he certainly isn’t out for charity and the advancement of modern technology, either. If you had to put a price tag on what Steve Jobs does for Apple, though, what would that be?

Apple invests in Imagination

December 18, 2008

Nobody saw it coming, despite there being no shortage of Cupertino-watchers, but Apple today bought 8.2 million shares of Imagination Technologies, a leading mobile-on-chip system graphics developer. That is a 3.6 percent stake in the graphics company, worth approximately $4.9 million. The technologies produced by Imagination are already used in the iPhone and offer outstanding graphics and with very low power consumption.

SimCity for iPhone, iPod touch now available

December 18, 2008

If you have an iPhone or iPod touch, you’ve been living in fear of this day. Get ready to spend hours on that bench at the mall (no, honey, please keep shopping) or to miss your subway stop or just forget what day it is for a whole week.


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