Guide to Mac, iPod, iPad and iPhone news and reviews
Apple brings in a high-fashion expert, one university’s not on such good terms with Cupertino, and sorry, that’s not actually your phone vibrating. Remember: Don’t wear the remainders for Wednesday, July 3, 2013 after Labor Day.
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iChat’s transformation into Messages was not exactly welcomed with open arms by Mac users everywhere. Some find the integration between iMessages and instant messages clunky; others have experienced a lot of flakiness (some of which Apple claims…
Calling the launch of iOS’s built-in Maps app “underwhelming” might be generous. While I’d argue that Apple’s mapping efforts aren’t as bad as many people think, Google has certainly provided some stiff competition in the form of its G…
Cupertino exits one lawsuit even as it prepares to enter another, and one man shows you how to make your floppy disks play nicely with your iPad. The remainders for Tuesday, May 28, 2013 are strictly by the book.
Apple to Pay $53 Million to Reso…
If you were worried Apple might not have a keynote at WWDC this year, you can finally relax. But don’t get too relaxed: Comixology’s pulling controversial comics again, and iPhone repair costs are up, up, up. The remainders for Thursday, May 2…
Some day, when people ask Apple why it offered up a multi-billion dollar bond, it’ll tell people it was young and needed the money. Of course, if you believe one competitor’s CEO, that’s because Cupertino’s tablet business is going belly u…
Apple will take its developer show worldwide, the iPad still satisfies, and Tim Cook puts up his Dukes. The remainders for Monday, April 29, 2013 are going coast to coast.
Thank you for your unprecedented interest in WWDC. (Apple)
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If you’re looking to keep that computer running smoothly, Apple is the one to turn to, says Consumer Reports. On Monday, the consumer advocacy publication announced that the company from Cupertino had once again topped a reader survey of the bes…
A profound transition is taking place in our interactions with technology. If the last ten years were about getting all the information you need at your fingertips, the next ten are about making sure that you have the information that’s useful to…
Those who’ve hooked up their MacBook to an external display are probably all too familiar with the dreaded dance of windows (not to be confused with George R.R. Martin’s bestselling A Dance with Dragons): You’ve got all your windows position…
Volkswagen gets ready to premiere its FahrvergiPhonenügen, the problems with MobileMe finally get laid at the feet of the man responsible, and Apple extends a helping hand in China. The remainders for Monday, April 22, 2013 are working overtime
Wall Street’s eyes are on Apple, which announces its latest quarterly earnings this Tuesday, April 23, at 2 p.m. Pacific, 5 p.m. Eastern. As always, Macworld will be on hand with live coverage of the announcement, along with the subsequent quest…
Siri’s eidetic memory has an expiration date after all, Apple gets a brush off from some Antarctic birds, and Tim Cook reaches the end of his tether. It’s curtains for the remainders for Friday, April 19, 2013.
Apple Finally Reveals How Long…
Everybody’s jazzed for Wednesday’s Apple event, but that doesn’t mean that the world’s stopped spinning: One analyst thinks the iPhone 5 could be economical in more ways than one, Samsung’s prepping to capitalize on the new iPhone, and ebook prices ar…
Nokia’s marketing is looking increasingly like, well, marketing. Elsewhere, FedEx prepares for a deluge of packages, there’s no use crying over broken glass, and Tim Cook and Jonathan Ive make a dynamic duo
Tim Cook is the CEO of CEOs, Apple is the consumer brand of consumer brands (in Japan), and e-books are the, uh, books of books.