Mac OS
New Get a Mac Ads Target Windows 7 Upgrade Mess
Site: news.softpedia.comNew Get a Mac Ads Target Windows 7 Upgrade Mess The newest TV commercials from Apple have just started airing, with all three spots targeting Microsoft’s Windows 7 launch. Apple is now creating scenarios where people decide it’s easier and more logical to switch to a Mac, since Microsoft has customers moving files manually when performing the “upgrade.” Dubbed Broken Promises, Teeter Tottering, and PC News, .... |
iPhone Users Worldwide Are Hot for Tethering
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Not content to sit back and enjoy the many feature upgrades of iPhone 3.0’s official release, iPhone users worldwide exchanged various methods for enabling tethering on their phones Thursday, pulling an end-around on carriers who failed to have tethering plans in place for Wednesday’s release of the new firmware. |
iPhone App Helps Fund School Art
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Art students at Catholic Memorial High School in Waukesha, Wisconsin have hung out their works as iPhone wallpaper to help fund arts education. |
iPhone 3.0 Update is Ready, Apple Servers Under Strain?
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Apple finally made the iPhone 3.0 firmware update available to US customers Wednesday afternoon and anecdotal reports indicate the company’s servers are working hard to meet the demand. |
AT&T Caves, Offers Early Upgrade Subsidy to iPhone 3G Owners
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AT&T announced limited changes to its general upgrade policy Wednesday, extending ‘eligibility’ for subsidized pricing on the new iPhone 3G S to some c |
Review: The New iPhone 3.0 Software Is a Must-Have Upgrade
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It may take Microsoft three tries to get things right, but the same is also sometimes true of Apple. |
In a Pinch: iPhone Art App Wants Your Doodles
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Artist David Scott Leibowitz — whose impressionistic works for the iPhone were recently featured on CoM — teamed up with developer Andrew C. Stone for an app billed as the first mobile iPhone art gallery. |
iPhone Stand from Old CDs
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How To: Make a Profit Upgrading To The iPhone 3G S
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Before you rush out and buy that brand new iPhone 3G S, consider the suggestions here. For some iPhone 3G owners, the 3G S may be unnecessary. For those who simply cannot wait read on, because there are ways to minimize the overall cost of the upgrade. In fact, you may even turn a profit. |
Light Work: Apple Time Capsule Candle
Site: cultofmac.comLight Work: Apple Time Capsule Candle Pictures image courtesy blog idiomorphic. This mini Time Capsule Candle is the handiwork of a Japanese Apple fan, and, as far as we can figure out with google translate, was cast from two aluminum shells. |
Language App on Sale for Summer Travel
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Language app iLingua is keeping down prices for summer, one dictionary/phrase book will set you back $1.99 on iTunes. The Spanish language demo looks promising: words or phrases have images to make connecting the dots easy. The woman speaks very slowly, which is good for learning, thought it may sound a little silly if you cow out and just play a phrase like, “Hey this room is way too small” to a native speaker. |
Safari 4 Tops 11M Downloads, 6M On Windows.
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Safari 4 has been downlaoded 11 million times is the first three days of release, Apple said in a press release on Friday — and 6 million of those were on Windows. There’s more Windows users running Apple’s browser than Mac users. |
Tether Your iPhone Today, For Free, Without Jailbreaking It
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Despite the great hue and cry that arose Monday in the wake of the news that AT&T will not be among the 22 worldwide carriers to support tethering when iPhone 3.0 debuts, a wonderfully snarky how-to from 9to5 Mac spells out step-by-step instructions for getting your tether on today, for free, regardless of whether AT&T wants you to, without jailbreaking your iPhone. |
iPhone 3GS Ad: Video, without Jailbreaking
Site: cultofmac.comApple hired Academy Award-winning director David Fincher (Seven, Fight Club and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button) to show off the latest iPhone in its TV ad debut. Titled “break in,” (a nod to how most folks got iPhone video capability before the 3S?) the 30-second spot highlights the video angle and hints at other “amazing new features.” |
Can Magazine Covers Tell the Future? PC World Recommended Upgrade to Mac in ‘06
Site: cultofmac.comImage credit: Nep Smith It looks like somebody may have purposely arranged these two magazines in a retail rack to make a point, but credit Flickr user Nep Smith for ferreting out an interesting symbiosis between issues of PC World and Macworld back in October of 2006. |



















