Full FeedApple says nothing about a new Mac Mini (nods suggestively)
AppleInsider has some good news for those of us jonesing for a new Mac Mini. An interested customer e-mailed Bob Mansfield—Mac hardware engineering chief—to inquire about the future of the product. While this customer didn’t get a direct reply from Mansfield, there was an interesting message from another Apple executive… Continue Reading »
No new Apple products this year
Everyone who was holding their breath for a new Mac Mini, iMac, Mac Pro or Apple TV (myself included), can stop. Bill Evans, an Apple spokesman, killed the rumors, and possibly our hopes and dreams along with them. “Our holiday line-up is set,” Apple spokesman Bill Evans told Macworld. And… Continue Reading »
iPhone renegade Podcaster available
When Podcaster was rejected as an iPhone app for duplicating features found in iTunes, the developer, Al Sokirynsky, didn’t just sit there and take it. He began distributing it via Apple’s “ad hoc” program until Apple made him stop doing that, as well. Well, Sokirynsky, channeling the rebellious power of… Continue Reading »
Guy Kawasaki on the iPhone: “Let it be open.”
Guy Kawasaki, the original Apple Evangelist, columnist for Macworld and current tech entrepreneur has some simple advice for Apple on the iPhone: open up the development process. His point is that Apple doesn’t need to exert a huge amount of control over the iPhone app market. The best way to… Continue Reading »
Macworld: Why the iPhone App process is terrible
Apple’s recent policy on iPhone applications has gone from their normal cult-like level of secrecy to downright draconian: barring apps that duplicate (in Apple’s opinion) functionality of Apple-branded apps and then forbidding developers from talking about being rejected. Even Macworld is weighing in on the problem of how Apple needs… Continue Reading »
How to beat the iPhone’s child restrictions
Well here’s a fun little article from the grandaddy of Mac journalism. Responding to a reader query about how to control what a child has access to on an iPhone/iPod Touch, Macworld editor Christopher Breen details how to turn on the kid-friendly “Restrictions” setting, and then promptly points out how… Continue Reading »
iPhone 3G shortage a good thing for Apple?
The iPhone 3G is obviously in short supply, but Macworld reports that that’s not necessarily bad for Apple. Over one million iPhones were sold in the first three days. It took the original iPhone 74 days to reach one million sold. I’m sure many of you have seen the lines… Continue Reading »
Appletell advice: Sell your iPhone 3G now, buy 5 later
Even though the iPhone 3G launch didn’t go as smoothly as Apple had hoped, they still managed to sell over 1 million of the phones. Now that most Apple and AT&T stores are currently out of stock (and have lines forming for what little they do have), some people are… Continue Reading »
Mac Gems announces Gem a Day
If free or low cost software is your lifeblood, this is for you. Macworld, a popular Apple site, has officially started their Gem a Day blog. From now until mid-August, Mac Gems will have a daily post about a new piece of software for your Mac that is either free… Continue Reading »
New official Keynote Podcast available on iTunes
Since the sweet days of Apple offering live streams of their keynotes are long gone, there is now an official, although not instant, alternative. Now, in iTunes, Apple is hosting a Podcast titled “Apple Keynotes.” Through the podcast, you can download and watch past keynotes—obviously, all for free. The only… Continue Reading »
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Black Friday 2009
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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.
