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- Apple To Accept U.S. iPad Preorders Starting At 8:30 A.m. Eastern AppleInsiderApple is set to take preorders for its highly anticipated iPad multimedia device Friday, and the company's Web site will begin accepting advance orders from customers at 8:30 a.m. Eastern, 5:30 a.m. Pacific.Tweet
- Watch “Welcome To MacIntosh” Documentary For Free Online Giles Turnbull, Cult of MacTweet
- How To Choose The Right Apple iPad For You Nick Bilton, New York TimesA step-by-step guide to making a smart choice between the Wi-Fi-only and 3G versions of the tablet from Apple.Tweet
- Apple Releases Safari 4.0.5 Update Serenity Caldwell, MacworldSafari 4.0.5, which is available for Tiger, Leopard, Snow Leopard, and Windows users, offers several performance and stability improvements: performance improvements to Top Sites; stability improvements for third party plug-ins; stability improvements for Websites with online forms and Scalable Vector Graphics; and a fix for an issue that prevented Safari from changing settings on some Linksys routers.Tweet
- Review: Star Wars, Ultimate Sith Edition For Mac Chris Holt, MacworldI never thought I?d say this, but if you?re going to play this game, your money might be better spent on the Xbox 360 or PS3 version. A myriad of technical issues, glitches, and a complete disregard for the Mac platform makes this hard to recommend over other titles.Tweet
- Icon Software Aids Desktop Makeovers Chris McVeigh, MacworldAll of these utilities can help you create fun new icons that you can add to your favorite desktop files and folders, or use for social networking or other decorative purposes.Tweet
- Was Macworld Worth It? Manton ReeceHere's my summary of the show, what it took for me to be there and what I got out of it for Riverfold. This is supposed to be in the spirit of Rogue Amoeba's excellent series on Macworld, but more from a super-tiny company perspective, and just where my experience differs.Tweet
- iPhone 3.2 SDK Mentions Multitasking, Removes Video Calls MacNNSignificant may be multiple references to multitasking, such as a code comment discussing a "multitasking dialog box." While multitasking is already possible in a limited sense on iPhones and iPods, several reports have suggested that Apple intends to extend the option to third-party apps.Tweet
- iPhone OS 4.0 Looms, But When Will We See It? MG Siegler, TechCrunchThis year, the timeline appears a bit off.Tweet
- Overdoing The Interface Metaphor Marco ArmentThe interface paradigm of mimicking real-world objects shouldn?t be applied universally.Tweet
- Apple's Future Won't Be Brought To You By The Letter 'i' Julian Lee and Asher Moses, Sydney Morning HeraldApple has been dealt a severe blow having been told that it no longer has a monopoly on the letter "i" as a prefix for all its products. A trademarks tribunal has knocked back Apple's bid to stop a small company from trademarking the name DOPi for use on its laptop bags and cases for Apple products.Tweet
- Apple's HTC Patent Suit Could Be Another Reason For Someone To Buy Palm Gregor Schauer, The Business InsiderOne of the more curious things about the patent infringement lawsuit that Apple filed against HTC is why it didn't file one against Palm first. There had already been a lot of speculation about Apple suing Palm, but virtually no one saw them taking on HTC first. Interestingly, an unintended consequence of this lawsuit is that it potentially increases the value of Palm's patent portfolio, and strengthens the case for them to be acquired.Tweet
- FileMaker Goes To 11 Harry McCracken, TechnologizerTweet
- The Journeyman Project 3: Legacy Of Time 10th Anniversary DVD Richard Hallas, Inside Mac GamesLegacy of Time is not an especially lengthy or demanding game, but it remains as entertaining and immersive as when it was new. Buy it in full knowledge of what it represents, and you should certainly enjoy it.Tweet
- TextExpander 3 Saves You From More Tedious Typing David Chartier, MacworldTextExpander from SmileOnMyMac is the ultimate macro tool. It lets you create snippets of frequently used text or images, then instantly paste said snippets into any app simply by typing an abbreviation. It?s like a rubber stamp for working on your Mac, and it just got a lot more...stampier?but in a good way.Tweet
- LogMeIn Intros Pro2 Remote Access For Mac Nick Spence, Macworld UKTweet
- Apple iPhone Targeted In Patent Lawsuit Over Sync, Bluetooth Neil Hughes, AppleInsiderApple -- along with AT&T, Research in Motion and a number of other mobile companies -- is the defendant in a new patent suit that covers a broad range of smartphone related technologies, including e-mail syncing and Bluetooth connectivity.Tweet
- Six Tips For Using The Dock Efficiently Kirk McElhearn, MacworldHere are some tips for using the Dock efficiently?whether you're quickly accessing files, folders and applications or turning on and off your tunes.Tweet
- Game Developers Eye The Mac After Steam's Jump To Apple AppleInsiderThe announcement that the Steam gaming service and Valve's line of games -- including Half-Life 2 and Left 4 Dead 2 -- are being ported to the Mac has convinced major developers like DICE and Gas Powered Games to consider the jump as well.Tweet
- Move An iTunes Library From A Windows PC To A Mac Kirk McElhearn, MacworldWhat used to be a complex procedure is now relatively simple with iTunes 9. So make sure you?re running the latest version of iTunes on both systems, and then follow these easy steps.Tweet
- Apple Tops Consumer Reports' Tech Support Survey Jim Dalrymple, CNET NewsFor laptop computers, Apple scored 86 out of a possible 100. That's 23 points above its nearest competitor, Lenovo, which scored a 63. In fact, Apple scored the highest in each of the Consumer Reports categories.Tweet
- What Apple's And Microsoft's Patent Threats Mean For Start-ups Matt Asay, CNET NewsWhat is immediately obvious to me is that a) the technology industry is a morass of conflicting patent claims, b) since there's really no way to completely avoid others' patents the best defense is to have a hefty counterbalancing patent portfolio of one's own, and c) thus, only big companies can truly compete in a trigger-happy, patent-wielding marketplace.Tweet
- Mobile Apps That Outperform Web Sites Claire Cain Miller, New York TimesSome Web site founders have been surprised that their products are better suited to cellphones.Tweet
- It's Time To Declare War Against Apple's Censorship Jesus Diaz, GizmodoIf indeed things get any worse, I hope the lawyers at the European Union, and hopefully some commission at the United States' Senate will give us the answer.Tweet
- Should Apple's Developers Fight Back? Kevin Kelleher, Slate MagazineApple has its reasons for introducing each of these demands in its contracts. But the least it could do is engage in an open discussion about why they are there and whether they should be changed.Tweet
- Why Steve Ballmer May Regret Praising Apple Kevin Kelleher, Slate MagazineToday Ballmer is praising Apple. Which will make it all the more painful if Apple decides to turn on Microsoft in the future.Tweet
- Apple Releases MainStage 2.1.1, Fixes 32-bit Issues Serenity Caldwell, MacworldTweet
- Apple iPad, Microsoft Courier And The Death Of The Keyboard Steve Ranger, Silicon.comThe keyboard isn't going away any time soon but there have never been so many credible rivals to its supremacy.Tweet
- Q&A: Controlling The PC By Phone J.D. Biersdorfer, New York TimesThe iPhone App Store has apps that allow you to remotely tap into your PC.Tweet
- Rollup To iPad Andy Ihnatko's Celestial Waste of Bandwidth (BETA)In the meantime, I?m preparing for the iPad.Tweet
- How Epic Fit The Unreal Engine Into The iPhone Josh Lowensohn, CNET NewsGetting one of the most advanced 3D game engines onto the iPhone has not been an easy task for Epic Games. But they're close to getting into the hands of developers, and gamers alike.Tweet
- 10 Apple Acquisitions That Made Their Mark ChannelWebWhen Apple does buy companies, it's almost always tight lipped about how they'll fit into its strategy. But when you look at Apple's history, some acquisitions stand out in terms of adding important features to existing product lines or opening doors into new markets.Tweet
- Apple's Market Value Tops $200 Billion As Stock Soars Tom Petruno, Los Angeles TimesApple Inc. shares continued their run to new highs Tuesday, lifting the stock market value of the company past $200 billion for the first time. That gives Apple a seat in a very exclusive club: Only four other U.S. companies -- Exxon Mobil, Microsoft, Wal-Mart Stores and Berkshire Hathaway -- have market values exceeding $200 billion.Tweet
- Why Apple's Oscar Ad Won't Go Viral Michael Learmonth, Advertising AgeWhile other big-budget TV marketers have taken to flogging their TV ads using social tools on YouTube, Twitter and elsewhere, Apple's strategy is decidedly retro. For Apple, it's all about driving viewers to Apple.com, and a potential sale; dissemination of the video itself is secondary.Tweet
- Mac Vs PC: How Apple Got Back In The Game Luke Plunkett, KotakuTweet
- Remotely Take Control Of A Computer With An iPhone For Free Eli Milchman, Cult of MacThe new iPhone app from German-based TeamViewer complements their (also free) desktop app, which means now you can help grandma find cool Firefox plugins, or show dad how to open iTunes ? while out walking your dog. For free.Tweet
- Apple’s iTunes LP 6 Months Later: LP What? Paul Bonanos, GigaOMIt?s somewhat ironic that the very company that atomized the album in order to sell individual tracks -? one of many causes for the music industry?s decade-long tailspin ?- has encouraged the rebundling of songs with iTunes LP. But I?m told by an industry source who preferred to remain anonymous that iTunes LP wasn?t Apple?s idea in the first place. Rather, it?s the result of the same renegotiations between Apple and the major record labels that yielded DRM-free songs and flexible pricing early last year, a concession by Cupertino to make a gesture in favor of album sales as consumers increasingly show a preference for digital singles.Tweet
- Office Updates Patch Excel Security Flaw Philip Michaels, MacworldMicrosoft rolled out minor updates to the 2004 and 2008 editions of its Office suite of productivity tools on Tuesday that patch a security vulnerability in the Excel spreadsheet application.Tweet
- Are Macs Really Cheaper To Manage Than PCs? Tom Kaneshige, CIOMacs in the enterprise aren?t just cheaper to manage?they?re a lot cheaper, according to a new survey released today by the Enterprise Desktop Alliance.Tweet
- Review: FileMaker Pro 11 And FileMaker Pro Advanced 11 William Porter, MacworldA year after the release of the FileMaker 10 database program, version 11 has arrived, with new tools and great new features that make it even easier to use. FileMaker 11 also puts many cool database tricks within the reach of ordinary users. FileMaker 11 may be the best FileMaker ever.Tweet
- Good Artists Copy, Great Artists Steal Jonathan Schwartz, What I Couldn't Say...In 2003, after I unveiled a prototype Linux desktop called Project Looking Glass*, Steve called my office to let me know the graphical effects were ?stepping all over Apple?s IP.? (IP = Intellectual Property = patents, trademarks and copyrights.) If we moved forward to commercialize it, ?I?ll just sue you.?Tweet
- Apple's Patent 'warning Shots' Prove Disruptive For Handset Makers AppleInsiderBefore Apple publicly sued HTC, the iPhone maker privately had "blunt conversations" with other smartphone companies, amounting to legal threats that have proven disruptive to the roadmaps of would-be iPhone killers, according to a new report.In a note to investors Tuesday, analyst Yair Reiner with Oppenheimer Research said industry checks indicate that, starting in January, Apple launched a level of discussions with top handset makers to "underscore its growing displeasure at seeing iPhone-related IP infringed."Tweet
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