Archives for the 'Apple' Category
Google Earth for the iPhone, not for the G1?
Monday, October 27th, 2008
Google just announced Google Earth for Apple’s iPhone. You can get the app here (iTunes link).
What caught my eye is that they DIDN’T announce it for the T-Mobile G1 which of course runs Google’s own Android operating system. That would have been a pretty cool built-in feature for that phone, right? I’m sure they’re hard at [...]
How to switch between graphics cards on the new MacBook Pro
Wednesday, October 15th, 2008
Apple just announced a refresh of their MacBook and MacBook Pro line. One of the coolest features is that the MacBook Pro now has 2 video cards. Both made by nVidia instead of Intel, one is an “integrated” chip that shares it’s memory with your system memory and the other is a “discrete” chip that [...]
InterApp Copy for the iPhone
Wednesday, August 20th, 2008
Finally!
~Jon
…this is technically against our blog rules, but we’ve been out of the spotlight for a while, so this will give you diehards something to read at least.
UPDATED 6:14 PM CST 28 August
I’ve been on vacation/job swapping, sorry for the ridiculously long time in between posts…
Here’s my thoughts on OpenClip… it’s nothing special, at all. [...]
iPhone killer my ass
Monday, August 11th, 2008
I’m sick and tired of all of these “iPhone Killer” articles. This article on Wired.com is utter crap. DO NOT use the words “iPhone Killer” if in the same article you say that the cost of the phone ($500) could buy two iPhones, that the screen is wide but not wide enough to watch a [...]
Apple’s MobileMe Web Apps don’t use HTTPS
Monday, July 28th, 2008
UPDATED 4:40 PM CST 29 July
A commenter pointed out that since the MobileMe web application is an AJAX based website that maybe the asynchronous calls for data are being made over SSL. He had a very valid point and we had not verified this information prior to making the post and I said we’d check [...]