Posted September 8, 2007 by Justin
Let’s start small with the Shuffle.
New pastel colors. Still $79 and same memory capacities. Yep, that’s pretty much it. Let’s move on.
The New Nano
One of the biggest announcements at the Keynote was the new video-playing, “stubby” Nano. Now that the Nano has video, all iPods with a screen have video. The Nano is still offered [...]
Posted July 15, 2007 by Appleologist
This morning I scheduled a Genius Bar appointment because the home button on my iPhone was defective. The Genius swapped out my iPhone for a new one (actually my third iPhone) and he told me that I needed to go back to iTunes to reactivate the iPhone for the third time.
So, after reconnecting to iTunes, [...]
Posted April 10, 2007 by Appleologist
6. Apple TV 2.0 and iTunes Movie Downloads
The Apple TV is a great example of the typical first generation Apple product. At first it seems to lack features that make it worth the high price Apple is asking for. Just like the iPod and many other Apple products, the Apple TV will probably follow in [...]
Posted January 9, 2007 by Appleologist
Today was a major milestone for Apple Computer, Inc. that will be looked back in retrospect a major turning point when Apple finally completes its digital media ring of products and services. January 9, 2007 will be remembered as the day Apple announced many revolutionary products, such as the smart-phone and digital media hub that [...]
Posted January 1, 2007 by Appleologist
Apple has a pretty big new year’s resolution. Mac users and tech lovers already have enough anticipation and hopes for Apple in 2007 without a great tease direct from Apple’s website reading:
This pretty illuminating graphic screams that they are ready to kick some ass in 2007 and onward. Apple has not looked this good since [...]
Posted December 5, 2006 by Appleologist
The number of Apple iPhone rumors that have existed for the last half-decade have hit an all-time high as more clues and speculation of an Apple-branded cellphone begin to make more sense. Now seems like the perfect time to release such a product for Apple, considering Apple’s crumbling relationship with Motorola and their recent slowdown [...]
Posted November 22, 2006 by Appleologist
Apple has always shown its best results in Quarter 4, but the transition to the new year will be a landmark in the Mac’s history as millions of switchers will purchase their first Mac and current Mac users purchase another system for the holiday season. MacBooks and MacBook Pros have seen an extraordinarily strong demand [...]
Posted October 21, 2006 by Appleologist
For the past few days the iTunes Store hasn’t been accessible for many (including myself) across the States and around the globe. Users experiencing this connectivity issue are making their voice be heard on several threads on the Apple Discussion forums. The threads haven’t reached any form of conclusion on why this is happening and [...]
Posted October 17, 2006 by Appleologist
Apple admitted that less than 1 percent of iPods shipped after September 12 are carrying a Windows trojan horse with the filename of RavMonE.exe. RavMonE.exe infects the target computer by means of external storage drives and the famous “autoplay” function in Windows XP. The trojan horse can spread to other external drives when attacking a [...]
Posted September 26, 2006 by Scott
UsedMac.ca the web site that offers a place for Canadian Mac users to buy and sell used Apple and related products has relaunched with a brand new look and improved search capabilities. Visitors can now search by Category, Province and Postal Code which will allow you to find that used Mac you were looking for [...]
