Archive for January, 2009

App Store delivering 4.8m downloads a day

January 17, 2009

Over a half-billion apps downloaded since July 11 launch. The last time Apple mentioned a milestone, back on Dec. 6 of last year, the company was celebrating the availability of the 10,000th application, as well as 2.3-million daily and over 300-million total downloads.

Steve Jobs loss worries investors

January 16, 2009

There are as many questions as answers about Apple’s fate without CEO Steve Jobs. It seems that most investors are very nervous about the prospects.

Apple loses U.S. market share

January 15, 2009

There are severe rumblings on the Steve Jobs front, and other Apple financial news is not very promising, but at least is still mixed. Apple’s share of the U.S. computer market fell by 16 percent in the fourth quarter of 2008.

What’s new in iWeb ’09? Do you need it?

January 15, 2009

Despite the lack of public lovin’ given Apple’s WYSIWYG template-based website creation tool at Macworld San Francisco, there’s plenty of new stuff in iWeb ’09 to talk about. Plus, get your iWork ’09 user guides here!

Steve Jobs taking leave of absence will let Apple’s core team shine

January 14, 2009

So Steve Jobs finally allowed himself to be seen as human. He took a leave of absence from Apple to address his health today. Frankly, this has been a long time coming. I am in awe that he postponed the inevitable for such a long time. He must have been busy training one heck of a replacement and back up team. I can’t wait to see how they do.

Greenpeace and its games…

January 14, 2009

Apple and a host of others chose not to participate in the group’s annual survey that unabashedly claims specific products and companies are more or less green, without actually testing one single product.

Apple allows new browsers on the iPhone

January 14, 2009

For those that have been wondering when we would see new browsers on the iPhone, stop asking; the time is now. But are these really new browsers?

Top 10 reasons PsyStar should be allowed to pirate OS X

January 13, 2009


The Miami, Florida-based Mac clone maker’s defense is a moving target that gets more farcical with each new court filing. And, lord knows the company’s most-recent legal justifications for why it should be allowed to pirate “bundle” OS X with its white box personal computers kind of makes you wonder if they are just stalling until they can get out of town.

Chipotle iPhone app pulled almost immediately

January 13, 2009

Customers are generally very happy when their Chipotle meal is ordered, prepared, and eaten in a hurry. They were surprised when the Chipotle iPhone app was removed from service equally quickly.

Copycat Windows 7 may turn tide on Mac OSX

January 13, 2009

As many Mac loyalists are happy to point out, 2008 has been one of the best years ever for Macintosh sales, and much of it is due to the Mac OS X Leopard operating system. Leopard has taken the market share from near 7 percent in 2007 to nearly 10 percent of the market share (9.63 percent) by the time December 2008 rolled around. Part of those sales have been due to the Mac OS itself and part have been consumer reaction to Vista. That’s huge growth for this segment of the computer industry in just one year. Will Microsoft’s copycat operating system change that?


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