Apple Day – everything about Apple, iPod, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook

Apple Day – everything about Apple, iPod, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook

Entries for August, 2008

Coming Attractions: Humboldt County

Written and directed by Darren Grodsky and Danny Jacobs, Humboldt County tells the story of disillusioned medical student Peter Hadley (Jeremy Strong) who finds himself in California’s picturesque but remote “Lost Coast” among an eccentric family of marijuana farmers. Humboldt County opens in theaters on September 26.
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Learn Aperture and shoot with a pro photographer at a national park

Here’s a contest you’ll want to enter. Submit one of your best photographs to win a chance to shoot side-by-side with a pro photographer in Olympic, Grand Tetons, Yosemite, or Yellowstone National Park. And learn from Apple-certified trainers how to use Aperture 2.1 to process, perfect, and promote all the great images you capture It’s [...]

Enjoy classical guitar concerts on iTunes U

Thanks to iTunes U and the University of Utah, you can put your feet up and enjoy a classical guitar recital or two this Labor Day weekend. Choosing among audio and video podcasts, you can listen to student musicians and Tully Cathey perform works by Tárrega, Torroba, Berkeley, as well as original compositions by Cathey, [...]

Pro Tip: Spell checking on the fly

You probably know that many Mac applications underline misspelled words as you type, calling attention to the presumed error with a broken red line. But did you also know that you could check for the correct spelling of the word with a simple right-click of your Mighty Mouse? You’ll find out how when you read [...]

21 deals a winning hand

Available for rental ($3.99) or purchase ($14.99), “21” tells the story of card-counting MIT students who turned the tables on Las Vegas casinos. Directed by Robert Luketic, the movie stars Jim Sturgess, Kevin Spacey, Kate Bosworth, and Laurence Fishburne. Got an Apple TV? You can enjoy 21 in HD.
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Tech columnist changes his tunes with an iPod touch

iTunes may have let him enjoy his music all over the house and even on his patio, but Nick Wingfield (wsj.com) has been waiting for “someone to come up with a good, affordable remote control that lets me change tunes no matter where I am in the house.” Then he realized that he “already owned [...]

iPhone Factory Girl Remains on the Job

Remember those mysterious pictures found on an iPhone? They were images of a factory worker looking fantastically happy, indeed very pleased to be putting together iPhones. There was some concern that the poor girl might get fired as a result of these images, but I’m glad to report that this is rumored to not [...]

Did Apple increase the photo resolution for iPhone e-mail?

Normally when I’m out and about, I carry everything I need to be self-sufficient. Right now, I’m sitting at the local GM dealership for an oil-change and inspection on the car but I just found out I won’t need my wireless broadband card nor an extra battery for my device. Here in the [...]

Looking for a house? Take your iPhone.

“House hunting? Forget the listing agents and classified ads. Now you can find homes for sale with a few taps on a smartphone,” reports Prashant Gopal (businessweek.com). Those taps can launch the Trulia Real Estate Search, “one of the Web’s most visited home listing sites” and a recent App Store addition, StreetEasy Real Estate, Home [...]

Control pads for gaming on the iPhone

Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, Gaming, Hardware, Developer, iPhone Ever since games first started running on the iPhone, the issue of controls has always been at hand (so to speak). While the multi-touch screen allows for some very flexible control schemes, it doesn’t provide any tactile feedback, and so more delicate controls like [...]

App Store Pick of the Week: iSpend

Road warriors take note. With iSpend installed on your iPhone, you can track expenses like never before. Easily enter expenses into iPhone as you incur them; quickly assign categories to separate lodging from travel from dining expenses. iSpend lets you generate reports and email comma-separated files for import into Numbers or Excel. iSpend travels well, [...]

Quick Tip of the Week: Custom Print Settings

The Print dialog offers numerous options (e.g., black and white/color, letter/legal, single or double-sided) for controlling how your documents print. If you find yourself returning to the same set of options frequently, you can save your custom print settings as a preset and save yourself some time the next time you print a similar document. [...]

iPhone 3G antenna test

This is cool, someone did some real testing on the iPhone 3g vs Sony and Nokia phones… via DF. Read more | Permalink | Comments | Read more articles in iPhone | Digg this!
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Up close and personal with the $853 iPhone 3G from Globe Telecoms

Section: iPhone + Communications, Carriers, iPhone, Originals After announcing its price range for the iPhone 3G a couple of weeks ago at around $1000 for the prepaid units, Globe Telecoms decided to bring down the price tag to around $853 (8GB model) a few days before the August 22 launch of [...]

Cool, Neato!: iHologram iPhone Application

Cool, Neato!: iHologram iPhone Application MORE: 3d , application , awesome , cat , cool , eye candy , hologram , i want , iphone , neato , sweet , video iHologram [...]