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Boxee reacts to NBC CEO Jeff Zucker’s comments on their Hulu content access
Boxee to NBC CEO Jeff Zucker: “Boxee uses a web browser to access Hulu’s content—just like Firefox or Internet Explorer. Boxee users click on a link to Hulu’s website and the video within that page plays. We don’t ‘take’ the video. We don’t copy it. We don’t put ads on top of it. The video and the ads play like they do on other browsers or on Hulu Desktop. And it certainly is legal to…
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Appletell reviews the Sonnet Firewire 400 to 800 adapter
Using the Sonnet Firewire 400 to 800 adapter, I was quickly able to get my old Firewire 400 MiniDV camcorder to show up in iMovie on my Firewire 800 Mac.
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Appletell reviews the CorePack Fly and AftPack laptop bags from Speck
Speck wants to make sure you’re making a statement with their CorePack Fly Messenger Bag and AftPack Notebook Backback, but not at the expense of functionality.
Appletell reviews the Blue Yeti THX certified USB Mic
If you’re going to buy one nice mic, why not make it one heck of a mic? I mean, if you have one really nice mic that reproduced sound better than you thought was possible, you wouldn’t want to use any other, right? That’s how the Yeti makes you feel.… Continue Reading »
Macintosh/iPhone software update roundup - January 26, 2010
Congrats to all those Macintosh and iPhone development companies smart enough to get their updates and releases out today, because as of tomorrow at 10:00 a.m., no one’s going to care about much beyond what Apple is talking about. So, come on inside to get your fill of Keynote themes,… Continue Reading »
Telltale Games at Macworld Expo; Wallace and Gromit, too?
Earlier this month, the good folks at Gamertell got word that Telltale Games would soon be releasing its entire lineup of games for the Macintosh. We haven’t heard much about this rumor since, but our inside source has pointed out that Telltale is now officially listed as an exhibitor at… Continue Reading »
Apple’s January 27th event rumor roundup
Apple is about to prove once and for all just how much they really don’t need Macworld, but what can you expect from Apple during their special event on Wednesday, January 27th? Here’s a roundup of the more substantial rumors we’ve covered over the past few weeks, including talk of… Continue Reading »
Macintosh/iPhone software update roundup - January 25, 2010
Just what’s a SuperMeet? If you have to ask, you’re not invited. Actually, that’s not true. You are. Now, if that upset you, check out Optimism for Mac, as it’ll help you monitor any decline in your mental health. iPhone apps are decidedly brighter, what with The Hare and the… Continue Reading »
Appletell reviews CarMD for Mac OS X
CarMD aims to make car diagnosis something anybody can do on their own instead of paying an auto mechanic. With a small and simple piece of hardware and a huge online database of error codes, they do it surprisingly well. And speaking as someone who knows nothing more than how… Continue Reading »
Appletell reviews StellarPhoenix data recovery for Mac OS X
Stellar Phoenix for Mac uses some complex algorithms to recover recently deleted files from hard drives or simply find a hard drive that refuses to mount. There are some strange UI glitches and the occasional file that’s empty after being recovered (0 second MP3s that are a couple megabytes in… Continue Reading »
Boxee announces Boxee payments
Boxee, aiming to make the internet the fourth method of distribution in today’s world, has announced they will be launching a payment system as part of their business model. According to their post, their goal is to “equip the content providers that we’ve spoken with over the past year, both… Continue Reading »
Text input speed test: Pen vs. keyboard vs. Newton vs. Graffiti vs. Treo vs. iPhone
Blogger Phil Gyford recently decided he’d stop wondering which text input device is best for him and put them to the test. As you can see from the chart after the jump, the results, while interesting, aren’t really surprising. It makes sense that the keyboard would be the quickest, yet… Continue Reading »
Macintosh/iPhone software update roundup - January 22, 2010
Security is at the forefront of today’s Mac updates, with both video surveillance and password protection. Also, you can touch a fried egg, or something like that. On the iPhone, more Valentine’s apps are surfacing, Missile Command goes 360, and you can attach your iPhone to your thigh like that… Continue Reading »
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Macworld 2010
"Apple may not be at Macworld 2010, but Appletell is, bringing you news, photos and videos directly from the show floor and special events. Join us February 10-14 to see what new products 2010 has in store for Macintosh, iPhone, iPod and iPad (yes, iPad) owners."
iPhone App Reviews
iPhone Apps. They were great when the App Store was first announced and we could all pick and chose what we wanted, but the number is now overwhelming. Here at Appletell, we'll detail the great iPhone apps we find, and steer you clear from those that aren't worth it even if they're free.
iPhone Game Reviews
As Apple turns the iPhone into one of the most popular gaming devices, the staff of Appletell--gamers and Apple fans alike--are here to help you get the most entertainment value out of your app store purchases.
