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Archives for November 2010

PhotoFast’s MacBook Air SSD Upgrades Killed By Apple

November 30, 2010 by Tanner Godarzi Leave a Comment

PhotoFast, manufacturer of a SSD upgrade kit for the MacBook Air has stopped all production of the unit because of a request from Apple. PhotoFast’s kit which used a Toshiba X-gale SSD and came in 64, 128 and 256GB capacities is no longer in production according to Daily Tech. PhotoFast, which is part of Apple’s […]

Filed Under: Mac, Macbook Air Tagged With: 128, 256, 64, gb, kit, Macbook Air, mfi, Photo fast, SSS, Toshiba, upgrade

Review: Doodle Fit

November 30, 2010 by Robin Parrish Leave a Comment

Doodle Fit is an iPhone/iPad game that presents you with large shapes, and then various Tetris-like blocks that must be worked into the shapes to fill it. Like so many iOS games, Doodle Fit offers super-simple, gameplay that makes for a perfect time-wasting in short or long periods of time. The latter is more likely, as […]

Filed Under: Games Tagged With: Doodle Fit, iPad games, Vinyl Pixels

Next Generation MacBook Pro To Contain Intel Sandy Bridge CPU

November 29, 2010 by Tanner Godarzi 5 Comments

It’s no question that Apple is hard at work developing the next iteration of MacBook Pros which is expected to arrive sometime early next year. However, computer manufacturers are hinting the next generation of MacBook Pros could be powered by Intel’s Sandy Bridge CPU. TUAW reports that computer manufacturers such as Acer, Gateway and Lenovo […]

Filed Under: Macbook, Macbook Air, Macbook Pro Tagged With: ces, cpu, dual core, iMac, Intel, Macbook, quad, sandy bridge

Project Magazine For The iPad To Launch Tomorrow

November 29, 2010 by Tanner Godarzi Leave a Comment

Richard Branson’s magazine for the iPad is set to launch tomorrow according to Mashable. The magazine App, which is trickling out through the various iTunes stores of the world. The App itself is free but issues will be $2.99. We’ll be covering the magazine and review it as soon as it launches.

Filed Under: iPad, Mac Tagged With: iOS, iPad, magazine, project

How Apple Optimized iOS 4.2.1 With Web Devs In Mind

November 26, 2010 by Tanner Godarzi 2 Comments

Apple has included a major amount of fixes and tweaks in iOS 4.2.1 — here’s a look at a few at what’s new in Safari that will entice Web Developers and how Apple is working to squash a sluggish user experience. Better RAM Management — Apps Faster Over Beta Versions A large concern iOS users […]

Filed Under: iOS, iPad, iPhone, Safari Tagged With: dev, html5, iOS, Safari, web

New iBooks Features — AirPrint, Email PDFs And Better Organization

November 26, 2010 by Tanner Godarzi 2 Comments

According to a rumor from 9 to 5 Mac Apple will be adding better support and organization to iBooks alongside AirPrint functionality and the ability to email PDFs. Apple will be calling its version of Folders for iBooks Collections will let you organize your PDFs and eBooks in any way you want. However, Collections won’t […]

Filed Under: iOS, iPad, iPhone, News

Apple’s Black Friday Deals

November 26, 2010 by Tanner Godarzi Leave a Comment

Apple’s Black Friday deals are posted. Macs are $101 off and iPads are $41 off. IPod Touches are $21 off. You can preview the online deals here.

Filed Under: News

What An iPad Magazine Needs To Be

November 25, 2010 by Tanner Godarzi 1 Comment

Richard Branson and Rupert Murdoch are both moving in to the iPad subscription business — uncharted territory even for a media tycoon and an ambitious entrepreneur. Their foray in to iPad content distribution will come as Apps, digital magazines that will hopefully give new life to an aging  method of printing information. Murdoch and Branson […]

Filed Under: iOS, iPad, Opinion Tagged With: apple, content, iOS, iPad, newspaper, publisher

‘Project’ The Next iPad Magazine?

November 24, 2010 by Tanner Godarzi 2 Comments

Richard Branson, best know for his foray in to major markets from space exploration to cell phones is making his way to the iPad with a magazine called ‘Project’. Yahoo that Branson is launching an iPad only magazine this coming Tuesday that will focus on entertainment, travel, business, design, and international culture. This is after […]

Filed Under: iPad, News Tagged With: 4.3, content, iOS, iPad, newspaper, richard branson, rupert murdoch

The Beatles Sell 2 Million Songs On iTunes

November 24, 2010 by Tanner Godarzi 1 Comment

The Beatles have sold over 2 million songs through iTunes since releasing their catalog on the store digitally a little over a week ago. Apple claimed it was a day we’d never forget but this statistic is something we’ll remember more. Since The Beatles’ debut on the iTunes Store a little over a week ago, […]

Filed Under: iTunes, News Tagged With: apple, digital download, iciness, music, The Beatles

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