Apr 30
A couple of readers have reported that AT&T hotspots are now offering free Wi-Fi access to iPhone users. Barnes and Noble, Starbucks and presumably AT&T's 71,000 other Wi-fi hotspot locations are now offering iPhone users a custom portal to access ...
Apr 30
A couple of readers have reported that AT&T hotspots are now offering free Wi-Fi access to iPhone users. AT&T Wi-Fi hotspots at Barnes and Noble as well as Starbucks are now offering iPhone users a custom portal to access free Wi-Fi. A special iPh...
Apr 30
The next generation of iPhone appears set to claim exclusive access to advanced graphics core and video decoding technology, thanks to a secret licensing deal between Apple, mobile graphics leader Imagination Technologies, and Samsung, the iPhone's A...
Apr 30
Filed under: Hardware, Hacks
Earlier this month, Psystar
announced their intention to sell Leopard-ready, Core 2 Duo minitowers for $399US. The announcement drew a lot of attention, including that of Apple Legal.
Still, a few machines have arrived in the wild, and yesterday some lucky owner posted
a very brief video of his Psystar hackintosh booting. That was interesting enough, but check this out. Our friends at
Engadget have gotten their hands on one, and intend to put it through the ringer. Performance tests, software, hardware, you name it. Right now, they've got some
great unboxing photos up.
As for testing, they're open for suggestions. Have you got a certain test in mind?
Drop them a line and perhaps they'll try it out for you. Have at it!
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Apr 30
While Apple offers solid state drives (SSDs) in its MacBook Air sub-notebook, it has yet to extend that courtesy to its professional notebook line. A recent in-depth analysis of a MacBook Pro custom fitted with a 128GB SSD offers evidence as to why, ...
Apr 30
Filed under: iPod Family, iTunes, iPhone
I've long been a fan of
Remote Buddy, which originally started as an Apple remote utility. Over time, however, it's developed considerably and some time back added support for controlling your Mac with the iPhone / iPod touch via a built-in web server. Version 1.10 takes this to the next level and offers iTunes streaming to your iPhone or iPod touch via wifi (among the
changes).
While there have been several ways to accomplish remote playback on the iPhone, Remote Buddy works particularly well with playlists and albums. In addition, the new version improves support for controlling playback to multiple Airport Expresses.
Remote Buddy is €19.99 (~$31) and a
demo is available.
[via
iPhone Atlas]
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Apr 30
Filed under: iPod Family, iTunes, iPhone
I've long been a fan of
Remote Buddy, which originally started as an Apple remote utility. Over time, however, it's developed considerably and some time back added support for controlling your Mac with the iPhone / iPod touch via a built-in web server. Version 1.10 takes this to the next level and offers iTunes streaming to your iPhone or iPod touch via wifi (among the
changes).
While there have been several ways to accomplish remote playback on the iPhone, Remote Buddy works particularly well with playlists and albums. In addition, the new version improves support for controlling playback to multiple Airport Expresses.
Remote Buddy is €19.99 (~$31) and a
demo is available.
[via
iPhone Atlas]
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