Happy October everyone! And welcome, to another edition of “The Roundup”!
This week I’m talking about Google Docs becoming more student friendly, new Mac Mini’s possibly on the way, and a Gmail user getting kicked out of their account (temporarily), for no good reason. Take a look, after the jump.
Welcome back everyone, to another edition of “The Roundup”!
This week I’m talking about iTunes 9’s possible new features, TomTom’s iPhone GPS kit, and a new Wikipedia App for the iPhone. Take a look, after the jump.
Welcome back everyone, to another edition of “The Roundup”! Sorry about taking a unannounced break last week, but I’m back!
This week I’m talking about potentially having a camera and mic on the next gen iPod touch, more users getting on The “Wave”, and finding your “Latitude” on your iPhone or iPod Touch. Take a look, after the jump.
Welcome back everyone, to another edition of “The Roundup”!
This week I’m talking about Google and Apple’s FTC inquiry, Amazon’s new Kindle, AT&T’s first iPhone app, and some quick notes on Windows 7 RC, and Mac OS X 10.5.7. Take a look, after the jump.
Welcome back everyone, to another edition of “The Roundup”!
This week I’m talking about a new worm on Twitter, The U.S.’s biggest talk show host is about to join Twitter (and possibly take it fully mainstream), Amazon’s search delisting “glitch”, and the Palm Pre might be here soon than you think. Take a look, after the jump.
Welcome to this week’s edition of “The Roundup”! Brought to you by Dan Spiers.
Keith had to take off this week, so I’m filling in for him.
Take a look at what I picked for this week, after the jump.
It’s finally here! Today, Apple released in specific detail the new iPhone 3.0 firmware and new iPhone SDK! Rumors have been flying for weeks about what is to be released this morning and we have all the answers.
The waiting is finally over! After weeks of anticipation, apple has previewed the iPhone 3.0 firmware to the public. The new 3.0 firmware has many features that we have been dreaming about since January 9, 2007. They include:
The Firmware will be free to all iPhone users but will cost $9.95 for iPod touch users.
The new iPhone SDK has many exciting features that Apple Developers are excited about. The most notable of these is the ability to test your developed apps before releasing them into the open market of iTunes. It also includes over 1,000 new API’s!
All in all, today we witnessed the next generation in mobile devices. Many people were worried that the new Palm Pre would contain many apps that the iPhone did not and become the leader in the smartphone market, but Apple took care of these worries. The new SDK is currently available to registered Apple developers and the 3.0 firmware will be available to the public sometime in June.
Welcome back to another edition of The Roundup!
Take a look at this weeks selections, after the jump.
Welcome to this week’s edition of “The Roundup”!
Take a look at what I selected this week, after the jump!
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