Logitech intros notebook mouse, stands, cases

Logitech today launched a major expansion of its notebook peripherals with a mouse joining desktop stands and travel cases. The V220 is built to be useful both at home and on the road and includes a 1,000 DPI optical sensor that gives better tracking than many other notebook mice; it also includes horizontal scrolling and an RF wireless USB adapte...

published on Wednesday, the 20. June 2007, macintosh-news-network

YouTube coming to iPhone, live on Apple TV

Apple today announced that iPhone users will be able to enjoy YouTube's originally-created content on their iPhones when they begin shipping on June 29. A new Apple-designed application on iPhone will wirelessly stream YouTube's content to iPhone over Wi-Fi or EDGE networks and play it on the iPhone's 3.5-inch display. In addition, Apple announced ...

published on Wednesday, the 20. June 2007, macintosh-news-network

Live on Apple TV Today, YouTube Streams to iPhone on June 29

On June 29, iPhone customers will enjoy the best YouTube experience on a mobile device thanks to a new Apple-designed application that wirelessly streams YouTube content to iPhone over Wi-Fi or EDGE networks. YouTube now encodes their videos in the advanced H.264 format, and iPhone will be the first mobile device to play YouTube content encoded in the format. Apple TV customers, meanwhile, can begin enjoying that content today after installing the free software update directly from Apple TV.

published on Wednesday, the 20. June 2007, apple-hot-news

Reading Between the Lines at WWDC

I watched the video of the WWDC online. While I agree that there appears to be nothing overtly mind-blowing, or even mind expanding in the keynote, from three thousand miles away, several days later, and upon closer examination, my mind is about to have a melt-down that would put the Bikini Island nuclear test to shame.

published on Wednesday, the 20. June 2007, macnewsworld

Corporate IT Hanging Up on Apple's iPhone

WSJdpatton writes "iPhones can be used for email, but many businesses don't plan to sync them with internal systems used to power Blackberries and Microsoft mobile devices. Employees eager to use the cool new gadget, however, may pressure IT departments to support iPhones even if it means incurring more costs and changing policies. The WSJ reports: 'Incompatible technology has become an increasing problem for businesses as hand-held email and phone devices are evolving into minicomputers that can do such things as download music, take pictures and surf the Web. In the past, businesses have been unwilling to support certain devices, like those with cameras, for instance, because of concerns employees could use them to document company secrets. But these tensions would be magnified if the iPhone is as popular as Apple is hoping and some analysts expect.'"Read more of this story at Slashdot.

published on Wednesday, the 20. June 2007, apple-slashdot

Yahoo boosts mobile service ahead of iPhone

Yahoo has expanded its mobile phone offerings into Asia, Canada and Europe and is revising its US services ahead of the iPhone's launch. Yahoo Go 2.0 has been in testing for since January in the United States and will now be offered in 13 countries including France, Germany, Spain, India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. CNN reports that version ...

published on Tuesday, the 19. June 2007, macintosh-news-network

iPhone Acquisition Strategies, Data Plan Info Soon?

Many readers have been discussing acquisition strategies for obtaining an iPhone on the first day it goes on sale (June 29th). So far, information has been limited. Apple's most recent press release gives us essentially all the inform...

published on Tuesday, the 19. June 2007, macrumors

Significant interest in the iPhone from non-AT&T customers

AT&T is optimistic that the iPhone will steal customers away from other carriers, and that dream may be coming true if their numbers are true. Read More...

published on Tuesday, the 19. June 2007, ars-technica

WWDC Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard 9A466 Gallery

ThinkSecret has posted a gallery and article detailing the Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard beta that was released to developers at WWDC last week. The screenshots depict many of the features described at WWDC including: - T...

published on Tuesday, the 19. June 2007, macrumors

Apps: Tasks Pro, NoteList, Groupcal

Tasks Pro 1.7.1 ($125-500) multi-user, web-based task management solution to effectively coordinate and organize your professional and personal projects. Group controls allow projects to be set up only for people who need to see them. Set due dates and priorities, get automatic e-mail notifications, leave each other notes, and publish calendars. Th...

published on Tuesday, the 19. June 2007, macintosh-news-network