Is the iWork suite en route to iPhone?
Filed under: iWork, iPhoneLooking for more good news on the iPhone 4 front? Our eagle-eyed tipster iJcaP points out something that MacRumors also noted: on the iPhone 4 features page for Mail, a screenshot at the bottom lets a fairly large cat out of t...
WWDC 2010: Second, third generation iPod touch gets free update to iOS4
Filed under: WWDC, iPod touchYes, iPod touch owners, your long nightmare of paying $5 or $10 for operating system upgrades would appear to be over. The next version of the system formerly known as iPhone OS will be downloadable on June 21, and this tim...
WWDC 2010: iPhone OS 4 now "iOS 4"
Filed under: WWDC
If something's all-new, it's gotta have a snappy new name. Among the technical innovations announced today during Steve's keynote at WWDC was one branding update -- the operating system formerly known as "iPhone OS" will now be known...
File under "ick": NYC iPad demo units sporting bacteria
Filed under: Retail, iPadMaybe it's not surprising that a flat surface touched by thousands of fingers would end up harboring some nasty critters, but the Daily News has a word to the wise for iPad shoppers in the Big Apple: BYO hand sanitizer. The pap...
More photos from the WWDC keynote line
Filed under: WWDC
As the attendees are starting to file in for the WWDC 2010 keynote, more visual treats from the streets of San Francisco. Enjoy!
Gallery: WWDC 2010: Lining up
TUAWMore photos from the WWDC keynote line originally appeared on Th...
Last-minute predictions: Share your WWDC best guesses
Filed under: WWDC
The banners are hung by Moscone with care, in hopes that new iPhones will soon be shown there... yes, it's only a few short hours until Steve Jobs takes the stage at WWDC 2010. What will we see, and what will we hear? The revitalizat...
Expression Media handed off by Microsoft
Filed under: SoftwareUsers of the former iView Media image & video catalog application might have been forgiven their agita when the product was acquired by Microsoft (golly, was it really four years ago?) and incorporated into the company's Expres...
AdMob releases iPad SDK
More details on AT&T wireless data: grandfathering, checking your data usage
Filed under: iPhone
In case you missed it early this morning, AT&T's new mobile data plans (DataPlus, DataPro and Tethering) have given up on the idea of unlimited data in favor...
Holiday weekend giveaway: Early Edition for iPad delivers easy RSS
Filed under: iPad
Who cares that it's Tuesday already? We're still going strong with our holiday weekend giveaways. Next up: the capable and pleasant 'Newspad' app The Early Edition, just revised to version 1.1. There's a lot of buzz today around a
Holiday weekend giveaways: Trip Journal 5
Filed under: Holidays
More goodies for the holiday weekend! This time, ten lucky readers will each get a promo code for the just-revised Trip Journal 5 app -- perfect for sharing your photos and notes as you travel, each one geotagged with your...
Google to employees: ‘Mac or Linux, but no more Windows’
Filed under: Security
We first heard rumors of this policy change a couple of months ago, but now it's made the papers: the Financial Times is reporting that Google is phasing out the use of Windows internally, as employees are migrated to either...
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