Archive for June, 2008
.Mac to MobileMe transition FAQ’s
In case you are still at a loss at the transition of .Mac to MobileMe and you still have questions that needs answers then this FAQ article from Apple is for you. This article helps current .Mac members better understand what to expect from the upcoming MobileMe upgrade. When MobileMe becomes available, this article will [...]
iPhone SDK8 and iTunes 7.7
Apple has seeded developers with the eight beta version of the iPhone Software Developer’s Kit (SDK) in preparation for the upcoming App Store. Alongside the latest SDK, Apple has also seeded a pre-release of iTunes 7.7 as well as a new version of the iPhone 2.0 Firmware. The eighth beta version of the iPhone SDK [...]
The iPhone’s Long fingernail typing problem
On July 11 Apple will start selling their new version of the iPhone, the iPhone 3G that runs on a faster data network, includes GPS and costs as little as $199, on that same day Apple would upgrade the iPhone software for free with new features for all current owners. But aparently, Apple cannot please [...]
will iPhone Owners upgrade to the new iPhone 3G?
The new Iphone 3G arrives this July 11 which gives current iPhone users a few weeks to make up their minds if they wanted to upgrade to 3G. Peter Cohen of Macworld already made his decision about getting the new iPhone. “In the wake of the iPhone 3G announcement at WWDC last week, I’ve been [...]
AT&T iPhone 3G’s Pricing Policy
After the launch of the iPhone 3G and its subsidized priced was announced, a lot of confusion about AT&T’s iPhone 3G upgrade policy has came. The main area of confusion relates to existing AT&T customers who don’t currently own an iPhone. Some interpreted Apple’s initial announcement of $199/$299 as an absolute price, not subject to [...]
What you need to know about Apple’s MobileMe
Macworld has made an article related to the things people need to know about the revamped .Mac, the MobileMe. So read on folks and know everything you need to know about Apple’s MobileMe. Whoever said that the iPhone is the only Apple product that is getting a makeover? Apple is also revamping the .Mac, starting [...]
iPhone 3G to be activated at the time of purchase
Since the launch of the most awaited iPhone 3G last week, there have been speculations that you would be able to activate the phone within 30 days. However, AT&T announced that this is simply not true. AT&T spokesman Mark Siegel confirmed for Macworld that activation must be done at the time of purchase, in-store. Siegel [...]
Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties for Macs
Destineer’s MacSoft unit announces today that “Age of Empires® III: The Asian Dynasties,” the second expansion pack for Ensemble Studios’ award-winning strategy game, is headed to Macintosh computers with new playable Civilizations, new units, campaigns, game modes, and more. It will cost $29.99 and will be released in July. Story: Age of Empires III: The [...]
iPhone 3G FAQ’s
Apple may have launched and some even had a hands-on experienced with the new 3G iPhone but there are still questions from consumers that needed to be answered. Gizmodo made a FAQ page to answer some if not all the questions raised by concerned iPhone owners and future owners. “Steve Jobs may have launched the [...]
iPhone Users Guide to 3G
Glenn Fleishman of MacWorld made an in-depth explanation of 3G. So what the heck is 3G? beyond its abbreviation expansion to “third generation.” A 3G cellular telephone network offers something akin to wired broadband while away from a wire, whether you’re anchored to a table, walking, or traveling at driving or train speeds. The 3G [...]
