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Mon May 23, 2011 | Posted in: accessories, audio, Apple

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FWB Hard Disk Toolkit 4.0's

Sat September 25, 2010 | Posted in: gadgets, software, digital imaging, enterprise

FWB yesterday announced that it is now shipping Hard Disk Toolkit 4.0, a major upgrade to its drive formatting and management utility. The new version features performance and reliability improvements, FireWire compatibility, Mac OS 9 compatibility, and interface enhancements. Additional features include support for the latest AGP G4s, Ultra-DMA 66 drives, Iomega ATAPI ZIP as well as more than 1000 other storage devices. Hard Disk Toolkit 4.0 carries a $200 price tag; upgrades are available to version 3.0 owners for $50.

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Apple gets highest score ever in satisfaction, holds off PC

Tue September 21, 2010 | Posted in: computers, industry, developer, Apple, iPad

Apple today managed to get its best-ever score on the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) and maintain its lead over Windows PCs. Happiness with Macs climbed from 84 points last year to an all-time high of 86 this year. It has a nine-point lead over the maximum 77 point score for Windows PCs, the largest gap of any category in the ACSI.

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Jays intros a-JAYS Four iPhone headphones

Wed June 9, 2010 | Posted in: iPhone, accessories, audio, mobile phones, Apple

Swedish headphone maker Jays is already introducing a new product for the just-announced iPhone 4. The a-JAYS Four iPhone is based on the company's existing a-JAYS line-up, and the a-JAYS Three specifically. It has three built-in buttons with a grip placed inline with the cord. The remote will adjust volume, answer and end calls, navigate through audio tracks and record voice memos.

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Evizone debuts server communications service for Mac users

Wed June 9, 2010 | Posted in: security, enterprise

Evizone has launched a new self-titled communications service, designed to enable private e-mail conversations between individuals or workgroups. Evizone provides its own encryption key, which guards messages and documents stored on the company’s server. Users are prohibited from copying, forwarding, printing, or saving content which has passed through the server, making it so that the only available copy of any info is kept on Evizone.

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Microsoft says Office for Mac 2011 will be 32-bit only

Wed June 9, 2010 | Posted in: security, troubleshooting, software

On the heels of releasing security updates for previous versions of Office, Microsoft on its blog Tuesday said that the 2011 version of the Office for Mac suite will be 32-bit only. The focus of development has been on improving compatibility between Mac and Windows platforms, according to product unit manager Jake Hoelter, and so Office has not been completely transitioned over to Cocoa. Unless the entire suite is written in Cocoa, it cannot take advantage of 64-bit processing.

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3M shows first USB 3.0-powered desktop display

Wed June 9, 2010 | Posted in: computers, peripherals, digital imaging

3M at an event today showed the first example of a USB 3.0-based display. The 18.5-inch LCD is powered entirely by the bus, albeit over two ports, but should have much better refresh rates for video and other visually intensive tasks through the roughly 10 times larger, 5Gbps bandwidth versus USB 2.0's 480Mbps. The panel uses just 8W of power, or about half of what a similarly sized LCD would need.

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Samsung shows new 3D, pico projectors in US

Wed June 9, 2010 | Posted in: digital imaging

Samsung showed its upcoming A800 3D home projector and SP-H03 pico projector in the US for the first time. The 1080p A800 3D uses Samsung's Active 3D technology and can reproduce broadcast-standard colors. In spite of the added dimension, it's rated at 1,000 lumens of brightness and has a 10,000:1 contrast ratio.

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1Password 3.2 updates for Safari 5

Wed June 9, 2010 | Posted in: security, software

Agile Web Solutions has posted an update to 1Password, bringing the Mac utility up to v3.2. The software guards passwords, credit card numbers and other private information, allowing people to quickly insert it into websites without having to remember it personally or write it down on paper. The key upgrade in v3.2 is support for Safari 5, Apple's just-released web browser.

Wed June 9, 2010 | Posted in iphone apps

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OmniSketch 1.1 ($2)

OmniSketch 1.1 is a new procedural drawing tool for the iPad that allows artists to create images through the use of 18 different brushes. The app features Vertical, Horizontal, and Kaleidoscope modes for drawing, as well as full color support and selectable background colors. A built-in gallery is also provided for viewing, deleting, and editing artwork.
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Antimatter 2.0 ($1)

Pangea Software has introduced a new version of its physics-based arcade-game, Antimatter 2.0. The object of the game is to control a stream of Antimatter particles and use it to affect the Cosmic Strings. With the 2.0 update the app is now universal and capable of running natively on the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.
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Digits Calculator 1.2.1 ($1)

A new 1.2.1 version of Digits Calculator has been launched. With the latest release a new editing feature has been added, enabling users to alter any calculation at any time. Additionally, new math functions have been provided such as cube root, cube, pi, and inverse. In addition, the currency function now supports a two-decimal format setting.
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CoPilot Live USA 8.0.1 ($5)

ALK Technologies has launched CoPilot Live USA, its latest GPS-based iPhone and iPad app. The software provides users with a series of 3D and 2D maps, along with turn-by-turn voice directions and lane assistant arrows. Built-in street-level maps are stored directly on the iPhone and allow users to access lane guidance tools without the need of internet access.
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The Gunslinger 1.0 ($1)

The Gunslinger is a western-style game where players are pinned against each other in one-on-one showdowns. In order to work the duel, players keep the iPhone near their hip, and draw it when they hear the sheriff announce the fight. A top 10 most wanted leader board is included in the game, along with multiple guns and character customization options.

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New Mac OS X 10.6.4 build continues slow pace of changes

Wed June 9, 2010 | Posted in: troubleshooting, software, developer, Apple

Apple is seeding another developer build of Mac OS X 10.6.4, 10F566. Arriving a just a week after the last build, 10F564, the new one has grown only modestly in size to reach 613.8MB. Bugfixes continue to be concentrated in several key areas, namely iPhoto, Aperture and DVD Player, as well as input responsiveness, SMB file servers, VPN connections and Creative Suite 3 apps.

Wed June 9, 2010 | Posted in apps

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Dragster 1.1.2 ($20)

Ambrosia Software has released a 1.1.2 upgrade to its drag-and-drop file transferring utility, Dragster. The new version is designed to enhance its file sharing abilities and enables drag and drop support for sending pictures and videos to Flickr, Picasa, and YouTube. Additionally, various graphical tweaks and bug fixes are provided.
19.2MB

Cyberduck 3.5 (free)

Developer David Kocher has launched Cyberduck 3.5, a new version of its FTP client for Macs. With the latest release support has been added for storing and retrieving documents from Google Docs, as well as converting PNG, JPEG, and GIFF images to Google Docs text documents. Both Slovenian and Romanian localizations have been added as well.
8MB

Flickery 1.9.1 ($18)

Flickery 1.9.1 is an upgrade to Eternal Storm’s Mac-based desktop Flickr client. New to the software is improved download initiation, enhanced performance when removing or adding lots of items, and a new and improved upload procedure. The upgrade also adds a new menu option to copy the URL of a selected item to the pasteboard.
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CosmoPod 4.5 ($12)

CosmoPod 4.5 works as a Safari extension that’s capable of saving web videos in iPod friendly formats. The new 4.5 version adds support for Safari 4.1 and Safari 5, as well as Mac OS X 10.5 and 10.6. It also improves Quicktime metadata parsing, and fixes an iPhone and iPod touch conversion bug. Better clearing of unconverted successful downloads is featured as well.
25.9MB

JetPhoto Studio 4.8 (free)

JetPhoto Studio 4.8 is a personal digital photo management application capable of transferring, organizing, printing, and sharing images. The new upgrade offers both an enhanced Global Search tool and Map View for geotagged photos. Additionally, an updated WebSync and Website Manager are now capable of working with JetPhoto Server 1.5 or the 2.5 Pro version.

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Sony brings out Alpha A290, A390 entry DSLRs

Wed June 9, 2010 | Posted in: digital imaging

Sony today added two new Alpha cameras for newcomers. The A290 and A390 together now have the 14.2-megapixel, in-body stabilized CCD sensor of the outgoing A380. Compared to their ancestors, they also have a simpler top control layout and a redesigned grip that should be more comfortable to hold.

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Apple hands out Design Awards to iPhone, iPad apps

Wed June 9, 2010 | Posted in: iPod, iPhone, iPhone apps, Apple, iPad, iPad apps

As a part of ongoing WWDC proceedings, Apple has handed out the 2010 Apple Design Awards. The candidates were selected mainly on the basis of nominations from developers, although Apple reserved the right to pick its own choices. Winners were rated on a combination of design, innovation, performance and technology adoption.

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Skype won't use FaceTime, still hints at iPhone 4 video chat

Wed June 9, 2010 | Posted in: iPhone, industry, digital imaging, mobile phones, Apple

Skype today clarified its interest in iPhone 4 and the possibility of video chat. A spokesman said Skype was curious about FaceTime and wanted to "see how this process unfolds" but made clear that the company didn't have any near-term intention of using Apple's open video call standard for Skype chats. Its now confirmed earlier remarks were simply about getting the "best possible experience" for video calls on the iPhone app, the company told Electronista.

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WD TV Live Plus HD media hub adds Netflix

Wed June 9, 2010 | Posted in: gadgets, digital imaging, networking, audio

Western Digital expanded its set-top hubs today with the WD TV Live Plus HD. The new addition primarily brings Netflix video streaming and, unlike some other interfaces, lets users add movies to the queue from the hub instead of going to a separate device's web browser. Internet access beyond Netflix is also important as users can check Flickr photos, watch YouTube and stream Live365 or Pandora radio.

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Sprint "erred," Evo 4G launch sales much lower

Wed June 9, 2010 | Posted in: iPhone, industry, mobile phones, Apple

Sprint in an update late Tuesday had to drastically scale back its claims of the Evo 4G breaking sales records. While it still had its strongest launch ever, the company said it "erred" and that sales were just equal to the combined sales of the Palm Pre and Samsung Instinct, not three times higher like it said on Monday. It didn't say how many of the Android phones actually sold, nor what had triggered the mistake.

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Apple hires webOS notification UI designer

Wed June 9, 2010 | Posted in: iPod, iPhone, industry, mobile phones, Apple, iPad

Apple has scored a coup in mobile OS design as it was discovered today that key webOS interface designer Rich Dellinger left Palm in May to join Apple as a Senior UI Designer. The hire is best known for creating the unintrusive notification system in webOS. He was also instrumental to Palm's core Mojo app framework as he developed the CSS and HTML structure for webOS' namesake web apps.

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Orb Live for iPad enables remote streaming

Wed June 9, 2010 | Posted in: iPad, iPad apps

Orb Networks has launched a new version of Orb Live, bringing the app to the iPad. Users can stream music, photos and video hosted on a remote computer by means of a Wi-Fi, EDGE or 3G connection. The app also supports streaming radio, webcams and Internet TV, along with conventional TV, so long as an Orb-compatible tuner is present in the host system.

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Apple's iPhone 4 Retina Display claims "exaggeration?"

Wed June 9, 2010 | Posted in: iPhone, industry, mobile phones, Apple

Apple's claims behind the iPhone 4's Retina Display aren't completely true, display research veteran Raymond Soneira claimed today. While Apple claims that 300 pixels per inch (PPI) is the limit of the human retina and that the iPhone 4's 326PPI easily exceeds it, the DisplayMate president notes that the resolution would need to reach 477PPI for the pixels to truly be 'invisible' to a healthy human eye. Apple's claims don't become completely true until about 1.5 feet from the LCD.

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AdMob: new iPhone ad rules hurt competition

Wed June 9, 2010 | Posted in: iPod, iPhone, industry, mobile phones, Apple, iPad

AdMob founder Omar Hamoui today responded to Apple's updated iOS ad rules with a complaint that Apple was engaging in anti-competitive practices. The executive of the now Google-owned advertiser claimed that it could reduce the revenue for "tens of thousands" of app developers by limiting what AdMob could do for ads and would restrict app writers' choices for advertisers. He also inferred that it would hurt users by reducing the number of free or low-cost apps.

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EA Mobile announces Risk for the iPhone

Tue June 8, 2010 | Posted in: gaming, iPhone apps

EA Mobile has announced a new iPhone version of Risk, the war strategy game. Originally created as a board game, Risk pins players against each other in a quest for world domination. Players are given their own armies to defend and fortify the land, attack enemies, and claim territories.

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Scosche, Caze launch new cases for iPhone 4

Tue June 8, 2010 | Posted in: iPhone, accessories

Scosche and CAZE have launched new cases for the iPhone 4. Scosche has eight new cases and three new screen protectors. The kickBACK g4 features a kickstand for media viewing and a glossy polycarbonate exterior with a flexible rubber interior in black, grey and white with grey modeling.

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Analyst: CDMA iPhone production to start in Q3

Tue June 8, 2010 | Posted in: iPhone, Investor, industry, Apple

Following Apple's iPhone 4 debut, Susquehanna Financial Group analyst Jeffrey Fidacaro published a report regarding a CDMA iPhone presumably headed for Verizon. The analyst suggests suppliers are already preparing to create the upcoming device, although the timing is still unclear.

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Hulu for iPad, Xbox could be ready in two months

Tue June 8, 2010 | Posted in: industry, digital imaging, iPad

Hulu's rumored paid subscription service should be ready considerably sooner than thought, a pair of sources claimed Tuesday night. The TV streaming service should be ready within the "next month or two" and at some point should involve the iPad and Xbox 360. Rates weren't discussed, but the Reuters contacts echoed views that the free web-based service would still offer newer shows while the paid version would allow for older shows and other, unspecified content.

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IBM brings Lotus communication app to the iPad

Tue June 8, 2010 | Posted in: enterprise, iPad, iPad apps

IBM has announced that its Lotus messaging and collaboration utility will be available on the iPad. Lotus Notes Traveler will allow users to connect with enterprise e-mail, calendar and contact information from Lotus Domino servers and other mobile devices.

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Gazelle launches 'reCommerce' mobile site for iPhone

Tue June 8, 2010 | Posted in: iPhone, upgrades / storage

Gazelle, an electronics reCommerce service, has launched a mobile site that allows customers to set up an iPhone sale directly from the handset. In preparation for customers upgrading to the iPhone 4, Gazelle is offering cash for iPhone 2G, 3G and 3GS models.

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