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Reader Q&A: What are Apple prototypes like?
From time to time, we select a few reader questions to answer as best we can, and today's comes from Kyle: "On your site, you often mention prototypes of Apple devices. I'm kind of curious how Apple works their prototype process. What do the prototype devices look like in the semi-finished state? Do they look like pieces of hardware slapped together by a sloppy DIYer or like the polished devices that we know Apple is famous for?"Read on for the answer
Also posted in Apple Hardware Tagged apple, Apple Hardware, cupertino, developers, enclosure, Industrial Design, infinite loop, laptops, Mac, Mac Pro, Macbook, Many Bothans Died to Bring Us This Information, Mini, prototype, Prototypes, Q&A, rumor, rumor-mongering, Steve Jobs, Xserve Leave a comment
iPhone OS 3.0 New Features
Since the launch of the original iPhone in 2007, users have been demanding various features like copy and paste, MMS, and stereo headphone (A2DP) support for instance. Today apple announced the addition of all those things and more. We will run through some of the major ones to give users an idea of what will be possible with new Apps in the future.
Also posted in Apple Software Tagged 1, apple event, Apple Software, AT&T, iDevice GPU(s), iDevice OS/Firmware, iDevices, iPhone, iPhone 2.1 "Pro", iPhone 3G, iphone firemware, iphone os, iphone os 3.0, iphone2, iPod Touch, iPod Touch 2.1 "Pro", iTunes, new iphone, QuickTime, Safari Leave a comment
Why the Mini has 2 different video ports
Mac lovers are still excited that the Mini has finally been updated, but now the questions start to trickle in. Why 2 different video ports? Why Mini DVI?
Also posted in Apple Hardware Tagged 9400m, apple, Apple Hardware, displayport, Intel, Mac, Mac Mini, Macs, Mini, nVIDIA 3 Comments
Mac OS X 10.6 “Snow Leopard” – First Sneak Peek
Even as Rumors worked to prepare our first in-depth look at developmental "alpha" stage builds of Mac OS X 10.6 "Snow Leopard" earlier this week...the first builds (10A250 and later) seeded to third-party developers in quite some time and the first to be nearly feature-complete hit the grapevine like a shock wave. We have modified this first Sneak Peek to incorporate some of these reports, notably on the most recent 10A261 seed, and will be posting smaller more frequent Snow Leopard updates in the days ahead.
Also posted in Apple Software Tagged Apple Inc., Apple Software, Apple Software Updates, Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, OS X, QuickTime, Third Party Applications, Third Party Developers, Windows, WWDC 16 Comments
iStat for iPhone review
Bjango gave us a chance to test and review iStat for the iPhone and iPod Touch, read our review and our thoughts on what they did right, and what features would be nice to have in the future.
Also posted in 3rd Party Software, App Store Tagged iPhone, iPod, iPod Touch, Macs, OS X, Third Party Applications Leave a comment
Apples Home Server
Rumor sites and users are salivating over the possibility that Apple may release a multi-drive, iTunes server device, but many of these capabilities already exist in Apples products.
Also posted in Apple Hardware Tagged Airport Extreme Base Station, Apple Hardware, iTunes, Time Capsule, Xserve Leave a comment
The iPhone SDK, Hackers, and Malware
With the upcoming release of the iPhone SDK, users will be able to run 3rd party applications with Apples blessing. However, much of the hacking necessary to do so without the SDK has already taken place, which may have given malware developers a head start.
Also posted in 3rd Party Software, Apple Software Tagged 3rd party, apple, iPhone, iphonedev, jailbreak, malware, Safari, sdk, Third Party Applications 3 Comments
Apples tiny new server