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Tag Archives: apple
The Apple iPad
So, it has finally been announced. Now, what do I think about it? I have to admit that since it was announced, about 36 hours ago now, my opinion of the iPad has swung back and forth like a blade of … Continue reading
Apple Tablet roundup
On the cusp of an announcement from Apple later this afternoon (or morning if you’re in San Francisco where the event is taking place) I thought I’d roundup my favorite posts about the Apple Tablet up until today. I want … Continue reading
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Tagged apple, apple tablet, derek powazek, john siracusa, john-gruber, speculation, tablet
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Bernie the switcher
As you may recall Bernie has a support control center on his desk. Today I came into Viddler HQ to discover that he’s pretty much a switcher. Continue reading
Posted in Mobile photos
Tagged apple, bernie selvey, bethlehem, macbook, pennsylvania, viddler hq
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I want a big iPhone too
The speculation about the upcoming product from Apple, presumably some form of tablet computer, is all over the place. The more I read the more I want. The more I want the more I wish. The more I wish the … Continue reading
The L5 Remote
Speaking of cool remote controls – the L5 Remote is a combination iPhone/iPod touch application + accessory to turn said iPhone or iPod touch into a remote control for your television, DVR, Blu-ray player, and just about anything else accepting … Continue reading
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Tagged accessory, apple, applications, iphone, ipod-touch, l5, l5 remote, remote control, tv
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Chrome overtakes Safari for 3rd place among browsers
According to Mashable (via Net Applications via The Apple Blog) Chrome has surpassed Safari for third place among browsers in terms of market share. I’m as big an Apple fan as anyone but this is pretty well deserved on speed … Continue reading
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Tagged apple, browser, browser wars, chrome, google, market share, safari
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Waterproofing your iPhone
As reported by Danilo Campos on Twitter “Any ziplock bag you happen to find in your kitchen will waterproof your phone while allowing the screen to respond.” So I gave it a whirl and it works! Neven Mrgan, who I … Continue reading
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Tagged apple, baggy, danilo campos, iphone, neven mrgan, plastic bag, waterproof
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Why I bought Tweetie 2 for iPhone
I don’t buy a lot of iPhone applications. My reasons are that I don’t have a lot of extra money for such things and that many times I end up getting rid of an application a few weeks after installing … Continue reading
My poor buddy list
In late August I opened iChat, as I typically do, only to see that no one was online. Having quite a few people in my buddy list this makes for a strange occurrence. I rarely see an empty buddy list. … Continue reading
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Tagged aim, aol, apple, buddy-list, error, ichat, macintosh, offline contacts, problem, software
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Giving Instapaper a whirl
Instapaper, a read-later service by Tumblr‘s Marco Arment, has been popping up in front of me for months. I’ve seen two of my friends, Justin and Jonathan, rave about it. So I thought it was time I gave it a … Continue reading
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Tagged apple, application, appstore, bookmarklet, instapaper, iphone, jonathan christopher, justin-blanton, marco arment, read-later, service
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The official Flickr iPhone application. Stick with the mobile site.
Flickr recently released an official application for the iPhone (link opens iTunes). I agree with John Gruber, the design of the application is well done in many areas but it doesn’t feel very “Flickr-like” and isn’t as good as Flickr’s … Continue reading
Cicada skins
After climbing a tree at Lehigh University in an attempt to capture a cicada I ended up finding several skins left on a tree at about eye level. Go figure. There is tons of information on Cicadas on Wikipedia. Worth … Continue reading
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Tagged apple, bethlehem, bugs, cicada, insects, macbook pro, macintosh, pennsylvania
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Chris Clark’s proposal for minimizing windows on Mac OS X
With Snow Leopard comes a markedly better way of handling window minimization into the Dock however Chris Clark feels as though it could be done better. His proposal is to minimize the windows directly behind the application icon on the … Continue reading
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Tagged apple, chris clark, dock, mac-os-x, macintosh, osx, proposal, window
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This is not Things roadmap, yes it is
More opaque than transparent but I believe this is a pretty good mix. Cultured Code shares some insight into upcoming version(s) of Things. More software companies should offer insight like this. Continue reading
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Tagged apple, cultured code, macintosh, roadmap, software, things, transparency
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Workspace pano
Inspired by Chris Masto’s Workspace shot on Flickr – here is my way-too-messy desk. Made with Pano for iPhone. Continue reading
Why Google Chrome for Mac is important to get right
I’ve been playing with recent developer preview releases of Google Chrome for Mac and I got to thinking about how important it is for Google to get the Mac version of Chrome right. Not for Google, really. For us, the … Continue reading
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Tagged apple, applications, browsers, competition, firefox, google chrome, mozilla, safari, software, webkit
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Music and photos are not accessible from the Media Browser
If you, like me, recently updated to a new Macintosh – you may have had this issue. It turns out that if you upgrade your version of Mac OS X to the latest version, install the latest iLife 09 updates, … Continue reading
EDGE, an iPhone game I want to buy
The first iPhone game I’ve wanted to buy this badly since Rolando 1.0, Edge. I’ll be picking this up in the near future. Continue reading
Facebook for iPhone 3.0 coming soon
When the Web-based version of the Facebook iPhone application shipped it was great. When the first version of the native Facebook iPhone application shipped it was great. Even though I think it is a bit overdue, when the next version … Continue reading