Sep 19, 2008 | News |
Now when you buy Parallels, you can get a $15 iTunes card with it. If you are not familiar with virtualization software, Parallels allows you to run windows on your mac within a windows and at almost full speed. You can share files between the two operating systems with drag and drop and run just about any program you want. If you don’t have this program yet and need to run windows, this is a great alternative to boot camp.
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Sep 19, 2008 | News |
Apple is offering a recall on the Ultracompact USB power adapters. The problem that is noted is the metal prongs can break off into the electrical outlet. They are exchanging these free of charge and affects the adapters that come with the iPhone 3G and the one you can purchase separately. The affected countries are the USA, Japan, Canada, Mexico, and Several Latin American Countries. The new adapter has a green dot to indicate the difference. You can also see the prongs have changed a little.
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Sep 19, 2008 | News |
NBC has come back to iTunes as most know and for good reason. In the short time they have been back, 1 million downloads have been made from NBC and their different properties. They must have noticed that it is not a good idea to try and compete with Itunes at this time and they were loosing a lot of potential cash. Now if only they would realize they would make more money if they charged less, we would be all set.
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Sep 19, 2008 | News |
Line Rider has made its way onto the app store for the tiny price of $2.99. The Free game that has people making incredibly detailed levels with simple tools now on iPod Touch and iPhone. This version of the game is controlled by touch and offers a movie mode which allows you to upload your levels and movies for sharing with others. It also includes the new draw and pan, gravity tilt and night ride features. You can also search for your favorite tracks and download them to your hearts content.
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Sep 19, 2008 | News |
The Rumor mill has started up again and it comes from Kevin Rose of Digg(we all wish we had his source). Bluray support should be built into the next update of Leopard. Apple has pretty much always backed the BluRay camp over HD-DVD, but has never revealed plans to install the players in its Macs.
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