Update: Click here for a quick update on yellowing affecting the Belkin Grip Vue case for the iPhone 4. Although my iPhone 4 survived two falls unscathed, I wasn’t about to chance a third disastrous confrontation with a hard floor. It was time to get some protection! Naked No More: Belkin Grip Vue iPhone 4 […]
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A new phone launch means that you’ll need some form of update in order to be ready to take care of syncing up your digital bits. In that case Apple has you well covered. iTunes 9.2 has been released which brings along Apple iPhone 4 (once you manage to get your grubby little hands on […]
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If you’re of the Snow Leopard using persuasion you’ll be happy, or upset at the prospect of propagating, to know that Apple has released an update for their Mac OS X software bringing it to version 10.6.4. A number of bug squashes are detailed including fixes that should allow Adobe Creative Suite 3 apps to […]
The urge to pick up a massive desktop is wearing off on the computing public. The shift towards a smaller computer has been going on for quite a while now but it hasn’t quite caught on due to slower processor options and a bit of the sticker shock on the side. Fortunately Apple’s 2010 Mac […]
Cramming more performance into a notebook year after year is a difficult trick considering the power and thermal envelopes involved and it’s even more difficult when they keep the same chassis design in play. Apple’s 2010 13″ MacBook Pro manages a larger battery and a snappy NVIDIA GeForce 320M GPU for those GPGPU dependent applications […]
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Computer manufacturers didn’t much care for the amount of power their systems would drain, even in the mobiles space, but given the amount of competition there is out there some extra added battery life is likely to entice people to their products. The Apple MacBook Pro 15-inch (2010) notebook has some nice tricks up its […]
Read more Apple 2010 MacBook Pro 15″ Notebook gets its energy efficiency on
Apple’s tablet/cellphone/thing dubbed the iPad has generated plenty of attention for itself seeing as it’s a large jump into a market most companies haven’t thought of. Sitting between an iPhone and full-fledged tablet the iPad will certainly find some use if the company’s legion of fans have anything to say about it. The company will […]
Read more Apple iPad Launches April 3rd, pre-orders begin next week
Apple events tend to throw a ton of information at everyone without giving you much time to sit back and really digest what just happened, thankfully a day’s rest and some fresh eyes give you some new perspectives: The Apple iPad – Anand’s Analysis – AnandTech Insanely great? Ars reacts to the Apple iPad – […]
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Apple’s iPad tablet has been announced and it has everyone in a tizzy, one way or the other, on the company’s take of the future of mobile computing products. The device isn’t a full-fledged PC, instead you can consider it a larger format iPhone/Touch which will be a host to already existing apps and, of […]
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Wondering where to park your browser during the Apple event today? Here’s an easy list for your clicking pleasure. The action starts at 10:00 am Pacific, 1:00 pm Eastern. Live from the Apple ‘latest creation’ event – Engadget Apple Tablet Event Liveblog – Gizmodo Apple January 27 “Latest Creation” Media Event Live Coverage – The […]
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Apple’s workstation/professional level series of desktop wouldn’t stay very competitive if it stuck around with old computer gear now would it? The company has added Intel’s 3.33GHz “Xeon” processor to its single CPU lineup which should speed up those Mac-like tasks quite a bit over the old 400MHz slower chip that was previously the top […]
Read more Apple’s Mac Pro receives a 3.33GHz upgrade…and other stuff
