A little liposuction here, a little nip n’ tuck there. Steve Jobs may be readying a major makeover of his hobby, though the newest rumor diverges somewhat from earlier report on whether or not this will include new hardware.
An iPhone OS-based device that’s all about streaming with next to zero local storage? That sounds like a Hollywood executive’s wet dream, but those guys at NBC and Warner aren’t welcome because they choose not to be, which would make them party poopers (assuming they’d be missed).
Neither a desktop nor laptop, the mothership has filed a patent for device that just might be a “new category of computer,” or so goes an Apple patent filed back in 2008. Is the time right for wireless computing device with an integrated projector?
One of the first things you’re likely to notice after connecting a Mac mini to your TV is the smudgy black appearance of text and lines, for example, which can make navigation difficult for some users. Here are a pair of free apps, both from the same clever guy, to sharpen the picture.
By now you’ve heard about Boxee and Hulu, two truly great applications for delivering television shows to a Mac. However, you may not know just how easy it is to take all of that free content and put it on your home’s big-screen TV. Here’s the stuff you need to get that done.
This really needs saying right off the bat — Boxee is an iTunes killer. Granted, it hasn’t quite finished baking and the fillings still need a bit tweaking, as well. But, these guys have big ambitions and they’re within sniffing distance of achieving them.
Smell the fail. Here’s a list of purportedly the worst Apple products of the last 10 years, which sounds like an easy task until one considers these products in the broader context. That is, there are plenty of companies out there that would love to have had “losers” just like these.
Here’s an old rumor with new legs that posits our favorite fruit company has been spotted out and about talking to the major television networks about possibly joining a new iTunes-based subscription service. Naturally, ABC and Disney are among those said to be most interested.
According to user reports, the patch released Saturday only addresses the “lost all media” issue but not any of the other — freezing, random restarts, overheating, sluggishness, vanishing networks, display issues — problems that have plagued Steve Jobs’ hobby since the release of Apple TV 3.0.
As is oft the case with software updates, it’s two steps forward and one back. With the just released Apple TV 3.0, users are reporting that upgraded units lose or are unable to play all of the content loaded on those machines.
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