The nightmare—for Adobe at least—that is Flash for the iPhone just took another bizarre turn for the worse as the graphics software giant now seems to be back peddling on statements made last month indicating progress was being made, hand in hand with Apple.
In Apple’s weekly marketing missive hyping some of the better games, applications and utilities available on App Store, there’s a banner headline proclaiming that the iTunes store front now holds more than 15,000 apps, which is around 5,000 less than the fan boys, including this one, said there were there just last week.
The newest Admob Mobile Metrics Report is out and it shows that Apple is continuing to build upon its already significant lead in handheld device WiFi requests in the United States.
One of the really great things about the fairer platform is how many really talented artists, especially ones interested in the hardware for art’s sake, are attracted to the Mac. The flip side of this is, of course, we all pay so much attention to these guys because Apple gives us so little to sink our teeth into between press releases.
So, you are sitting at home with (*cough*) nothing better to do and trying to think of a low impact way to spend a little of your pay / unemployment / savings? Well, here are a dozen ways to spend (or not) your cash and have a good time doing it.
As if the iPhone has not become one of the most ubiquitous devices of the 21st Century, now it’s profile has become even higher, this time as an illegal card-counting device in Las Vegas.
A tongue in cheek preview of Redmond’s foray onto main street and the many, many ways that the maker of Windows, Office and Internet Explorer will likely founder as it seeks to follow in Apple’s highly successful, well documented footsteps.
For many people, there is no replacement for the shows, characters and collective buzz that cable television provides. For others, cutting the tether and putting that money back into their budgets is a no brainer—literally.
Not quite as fast as a speeding bullet and a good deal less stable than Britney after a bottle of dilaudids (don’t you miss gratuitously ‘dissing her?), here’s a fresh, off label build of Chrome for Mac that’s more usable than the 9750 version fouling up the torrents.
Apple Computer released a number of security updates today to patch more than 50 vulnerabilities in its software products, including OS X, Safari, and Java.
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