Thursday, April 5, 2007

Report: iPhone could make or break Apple's bank

Report: iPhone could make or break Apple's bank
Financial researchers have banked on the iPhone as the driving force behind Apple's near-future growth -- but cautioned that the fourth major platform in the company's lineup could also eat away at the very iPod share that has helped build its recent success.

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Apple's Mac OS X may gain multi-sized icon interface

Apple's Mac OS X may gain multi-sized icon interface
Apple Inc. has developed an enhancement to its Mac OS X Finder user interface that will allow for different-sized icons within the same window as a means of representing their importance, a recent patent application has revealed. The filing states that, "When the icon sizing is performed according to a user preference, a relative sizing scheme...

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Apple: No, You Can't Have Your Data Back, We're Keeping It

Apple: No, You Can't Have Your Data Back, We're Keeping It
If Apple can't fix the hard drive and restore your data they're replace the disk, but they'll also keep your old drive. Even if you ask for it back. Even if you try to buy it back. Reader Chris says this is standard industry policy, but he still objects to it:

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Apple not fighting back against Apple TV hacks--no backdoor

Apple not fighting back against Apple TV hacks--no backdoor
We had a word with Apple yesterday about the Apple TV -- specifically about that supposed backdoor. We asked whether enthusiasts really are in fact having services and hacks shut down through surreptitious software updates and backdoors into the Apple TV, to which Apple let us know that is absolutely not the case.

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Ipod saves Soldier's Life -pictures and story

Ipod saves Soldier's Life -pictures and story
"his IPod was in his jacket pocket. It slowed the bullet down enough that it did not completely penetrate his body armor. Fortunately, Kevin suffered no wound."

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The history of the Apple III

The history of the Apple III
When many of us look back on our early computing histories, at some point we often see at least one Apple II model. Whether it be the "c," the "e," or the "gs" at school, work or home, chances are you have crossed paths with at least one. Many of us have hunched over a display, spending way too much time trying to enter

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Apple adds Xvid to QuickTime components page

Apple adds Xvid to QuickTime components page
Apple has added the open source Xvid codec to its list of QuickTime components on Apple.com. Maybe Xvid will finally make it into iTunes and the AppleTV.

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