Abbiamo parlato molte volte di come Windows Vista non abbia ancora conquistato il mercato dei sistemi operativi, per i troppi problemi in cui si incorre nell’utilizzare i vecchi software, per l’eccessiva richiesta di risorse Hardware, per i problemi di sicurezza … Continue reading →

So the iPhone Roadmap will be delivered to anxious members of the press and other VIPs at a town-hall style meeting in Cupertino on March 6th. Speculation abounds! More: continued here

Return to Dark Castle, a 2D platformer whose legacy stretches back to 1986, has finally appeared in the form of a playable demo. More: continued here

Digidesign has announced on the DUC (Digidesign User Conference forums) that their website will down from 4pm-12pm PST today, February 29th. Now, when Apple shuts down their website, they almost always come back the next day with an announcement of … Continue reading →

Watching a Blu-ray movie in all its high-definition glory on your laptop may finally become… More: continued here

iPhone libre iPhone saldría a la venta libre en España, en virtud a un acuerdo entre Visio proveedor del software de correo Real Mail que utilizan los móviles de Vodafone, y con el grupo valenciano Bonatel distribuidor de dispositivos y … Continue reading →

^ no i think its in there all of them come wit multi touch i think More: continued here

While everyone thinks Apple is the “Light Side” I disagree. I’ve been a PC user my whole life and I love Windows and everything about Windows, aswell as Microsoft, I love Microsoft, I love the XBox, I love MSN Messenger, … Continue reading →

Apple Stores around the U.S. will be featuring Guitar Hero III tournaments in March. More: continued here

RUMOR: APPLE WANTS SONY BLU-RAY DRIVES FOR MACBOOK PROS [RUMOR] February 29th, 2008 AppleInsider says Apple is “actively” poking Sony (as anti to another BR manufacturers) for slot-loading Blu-ray drives for MacBook Pros—Apple supposedly modify desired to substance BR SuperDrives … Continue reading →

We can’t say we’re surprised. Steve Jobs wanted to control every single aspect of the iPhone experience, and with the introduction of the iPhone SDK next week, we can expect Apple to control all sides of the third-party iPhone application … Continue reading →

• So there’s a reason why we have leap years. Ignoring the Gregorian calendar system, the Chinese are throwing in an extra leap month. That’s a helluva lot of extra time. • They’re running out of ways to compare the … Continue reading →

The iPhone will be getting a cool new drum machine application. It lets users play up to 15 audio samples using multi-touch capabilities so you can play up to five sounds at once. You can also rock out to your … Continue reading →

For the past 24+ hours RSS readers around the globe have been awash with OS X 10.5.2 update news and notes on the ancillary side updates. The Cupertino software barrage continued today, including the Apple TV “Take 2″, which added … Continue reading →

We celebrate this 29th day of February with a demonstration of a special calendar-appropriate Mac Gem: a calendar program! In this case, it’s ObjectPark’s MenuCalendarClock for iCal. More: continued here