It must be a rough day in Cupertino (ZDNet)
They just keep coming, one negative headline after another after another. At least that's how it must feel today over at Apple. In the last 24 hours or so, there have been at least four separate events that have put the company in a negative light. The widespread problems with...
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News: Apple aggressively pushes iPhone Software 2.0.2 update (iLounge)
Substantially breaking with prior tradition, which saw little publicity for point releases of its software, Apple has today taken active steps to promote version 2.0.2 iPhone Software, posting a new web page dedicated to the recent iPhone Software 2.0.2 update, an iTunes Store link, and a SMS text message to notify users of the release. The web page offers step-by-step instructions on how to ...
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Article: iPhone Gems: Every Personal Finance Application, Reviewed (iLounge)
Personal finance managers have a long history on pocket-sized devices, so it’s no surprise that there are already 15 different finance applications for the iPhone and iPod touch. Of course, they range from the simple and beautifully designed to the complex and frustrating, so this review covers all of them; skip ahead to Balance, Pennies, and SplashMoney to see the cream of the crop. Accountr ...
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Divx releases H.264 encoder alpha (TG Daily)
DivX is joining the high-definition era: Following its first H.264 decoder, the company today announced the alpha version of its first H.264 encoder. The software is part of what eventually will become Divx 7 and beta testers are invited to try out what the company has come up with so far.
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News: Apple: iPhone app crash fix coming in September (iLounge)
According to another supposed email from Apple CEO Steve Jobs to a concerned customer, Apple is aware of the problem with third-party iPhone and iPod touch applications crashing, and is working on a fix for the next firmware update. “This is a known iPhone bug that is being fixed in the next software update in September,” Jobs allegedly said in the email to an AppleInsider reader. Since the ...
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Review: Regal Media TouchFS (iLounge)
Though iPods have included this feature for years, Apple did away with Disk Mode—a way to store non-media files for transfer to a different computer—when it released the iPhone and iPod touch. Fortunately, as with other features missing from the iPhone and iPod touch in their native configuration, enterprising third-party developers have stepped in to fill the void, albeit in somewhat different ...
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Projector Lamp Center Joins Freebie Revolution with iPod Touch (PRWeb)
The recent trend of companies both large and small giving away swag is picking up steam, and so is Projector Lamp Center, now gifting the iPod Touch. No purchase required. (PRWeb Aug 20, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/projector-lamp-center/free-ipod-touch/prweb1228744.htm
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Projector Lamp Center Joins Freebie Revolution with iPod Touch (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
The recent trend of companies both large and small giving away swag is picking up steam, and so is Projector Lamp Center, now gifting the iPod Touch. No purchase required.
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BeatMaker for IPhone (PC World)
Those accustomed to thinking of iPhone and iPod touch applications as stripped-down mini-versions of desktop applications need...
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Article: iPhone Gems: Every File Storage App, Reviewed (Updated) (iLounge)
Many long-time iPod users have become accustomed to the ability to use their iPods as portable hard disks to store and transfer files between different computers. This still is easily accomplished on both iPod Click Wheel and shuffle models, since these iPods can appear as USB hard drives on your computer. All you need to do is enable Disk Mode in iTunes, and the iPod suddenly becomes both a ...
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