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Macintosh/iPhone software update roundup - November 6, 2009
A game, a touch and a guide for the Mac, and everything else is iPhone tonight. Gravity Sling, Checkers, Ground Effect, 365 Puzzle Club, and The World’s Hardest Game highlight the fun side, while computer game legend Al Lowe highlights the funny side. You can also learn stuff and check out some sexy refs…which in my book means a ref actually calling a fair game for the Seahawks.
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Free Apps roundup for November 6th, 2009
Another great week for freebies on the App Store. Lots of information, apps and games, which is good news if your weekend was going to be bland. Now it can be full of icons instead!
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Appletell reviews the BookArc Desktop Stand for MacBooks
The BookArc allows you to rest your MacBook in its closed position while in use. Why would you need that? You wouldn’t be asking if you use an external monitor and keyboard.
Warhammer Online’s free trial now endless
FROM GAMERTELL - Mythic Entertainment and EA are no longer offering a free 10 day trial for the MMO Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning. Instead, there is now an endless free trial option available.
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Hypertension headed to the Dreamcast and all computers
FROM GAMERTELL - TDGMods is working on a reimagining of Blood and Blood II: The Chosen called Hypertension. It will be released in 2010 for the Sega Dreamcast and PC, Mac, and Linux computers.
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So Hot Right Now: Top 10 Appletell posts for the week of November 01, 2009
Haven’t caught all of the Appletell news this week? Here’s your chance to catch up on this week’s top 10 articles! An open letter to the Verizon “There’s a Map for That” ads” Dear Verizon, First, let me congratulate you on a fairly witty pun-based ad campaign. You’re making a… Continue Reading »
Gamertell Review: Opticon and IntelliScanner Mini handheld laser barcode scanners
FROM GAMERTELL - The only differences between the products are tiny cosmetics, the accompanying accessories and the prices. But are the worth it?
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8GB iPhone 3G soon to gain an S?
Currently, Apple’s most affordable model of iPhone is the 8GB iPhone 3G, also known as “last year’s model.” But that could change soon. Unconfirmed tips—along with a few, not so blurry, pics—seem to confirm that Rogers in Canada is draining their 8GB iPhone 3G stock to make way for the… Continue Reading »
Is RFID the next feature for iPhone 4?
Apple could already be testing next generation iPhones equipped with RFID (radio frequency identification) capabilities if a less than rock solid rumor is to be trusted (as if rumors could be solid in the first place). What exactly would you do with RFID in your iPhone? A host of things… Continue Reading »
Macintosh/iPhone software update roundup - November 5, 2009
Scan your comics and scan your receipts on the Mac. You can scan other things too, but there’s nothing else here to help you with that. On the iPhone, you’ve got audio short stories, balloons to send floating around the world, a Mysterious Island to explore, a Bible study to… Continue Reading »
Fortune Magazine names Steve Jobs “CEO of the Decade”
In ten years, Apple has gone from a relatively small computer company—with no Apple Stores, iPod, iTunes, Mac OS X or iPhone—to being a technology leader with a range of great products, while being the most valuable company in Silicon Valley. I think, looking back, it’s no wonder Steve Jobs… Continue Reading »
Droid vs. iPhone: the big hitters weigh in
FROM GADGETELL - Yesterday, two tech greats chimed in on reviews of the Droid. Both Walter Mossberg of the Wall Street Journal and David Pogue of the New York Times reviewed the phone and both came away with an overall positive overview. Neither reviewer could stay away from constant iPhone comparisons. Mossberg’s review… MORE »
Appletell reviews Scholastic vocabulary apps for iPhone, iPod touch
There’s no shortage of iPhone apps available to keep kids occupied while you wait for your bloomin’ onion to be served. There’s also no shortage of apps available to explain why you shouldn’t be eating a bloomin’ onion. In this review, though, we’ll focus on the kids, and take a… Continue Reading »
How Apple got to 100,000 apps, and why it won’t stop
App Store now has more than 100,000 applications available
Macintosh/iPhone software update roundup - November 4, 2009
Sorenson Squeeze 6 video encoding solution now available
A closer look at Apple’s new mobile checkout solution for brick and mortar stores
AT&T sues Verizon over “there’s a map for that” advertisements- Macintosh/iPhone software update roundup - November 3, 2009
The Sims really are taking over the world
Apple App Store gaming update for the week of October 26 to November 2, 2009- An open letter to the Verizon “There’s a Map for That” ads
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