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Greed and Entitlements

by Federico Viticci on Feb 8, 2012 • No Comments
Nate Boateng has published a very good explanation of why App Store users aren’t entitled to free, universal upgrades of iOS apps: The thought that a small development team is expected to do months work for free is insane to me. Yes, there are tons of successful apps that are universal (see Instapaper, Due, and...
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Tweetbot for iPad Review

by Federico Viticci on Feb 8, 2012 • No Comments
Since its release two years ago, the iPad has always needed a better Twitter client. Tweetbot for iPad is the better Twitter app I have been waiting for, and it sets a new standard that future Twitter clients will have to be compared with. From a Twitter power user’s perspective, the iPad came at an...
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Tweetbot 2.0 Review

by Federico Viticci on Feb 8, 2012 • No Comments
How do you improve something that’s already great? You keep working on it, trying to look at your product from as many perspectives as possible. If you believe in it, you can make something great an even greater product. Last year, I reviewed Tweetbot 1.0 for iPhone, the Twitter client many of us had been...
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#MacStoriesDeals – Tuesday

by Chris Herbert on Feb 7, 2012 • No Comments
Here are today’s @MacStoriesDeals on iOS, Mac, and Mac App Store apps that are on sale for a limited time, so get them before they end! Mac Hardware & Amazon Deals New! Refurbished MacBook Air Laptops: $849 + free shipping Apple iPod touch 8GB: $188 + free shipping Apple Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard: $40 Apple iPad 2 16GB WiFi Tablet...
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On iPads and Personal Computers: A Post-PC Retrospective

by Federico Viticci on Feb 6, 2012 • No Comments
There’s been a debate lately as to whether the iPad can fit into the so-called PC category. Following the release of several estimates and market research studies showing much different results when the iPad is included in the overall PC sales of the entire industry, a number of people have voiced once again their opinions...
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Apple, China, and Doing The Right Thing

by Gabe Glick on Feb 3, 2012 • No Comments
There is an assumption currently making the rounds that the workers laboring in Chinese factories under terrible conditions are a direct result of Apple’s actions. Some people almost seem to think that Apple is literally enslaving people to work on its products. Needless to say, this is not true. The fact is that these workers...
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To Be Or Not To Be, Is The iPad A PC?

by Graham Spencer on Feb 2, 2012 • No Comments
A few hours ago I listened to the latest episode of Shawn Today (a daily podcast from Shawn Blanc available to members of his site), and in it he discussed the issue of whether the iPad is a Personal Computer.  This follows an article by Matthew Panzarino on The Next Web yesterday, titled “Look, tablets...
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Apple Releases OS X 10.7.3 [Direct Links]

by Federico Viticci on Feb 1, 2012 • No Comments
  A few minutes ago Apple released an update to OS X Lion, which reaches version 10.7.3 and brings a number of bug fixes and improvements. This new version of Lion includes “general operating system fixes” and support for more languages; 10.7.3 also addresses compatibility issues with Windows file sharing and directory services. The 10.7.3...
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Launch Center 1.2 Gets All-New App Detection

by Federico Viticci on Feb 1, 2012 • No Comments
One of my favorite apps in a long time, App Cubby’s Launch Center (our previous coverage here and here), just got a lot better thanks to an update released on the App Store a few minutes ago, version 1.2. Whilst one wouldn’t normally expect an app to get significant improvements in a 1.2 update, Launch...
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January 2012 In Review

by Graham Spencer on Jan 31, 2012 • No Comments
Starting this month we’re launching a new, month-in-review feature that will summarize the past month’s big news stories, apps and editorials that we have published on MacStories. Each month we’ll give links to all those big stories and give a summation of the big events: for example, this month we detail Apple’s Education Event and...
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Witness Home Alarm System Gets AppleScript Support, Sneak Peek, Face Detection

by Federico Viticci on Jan 31, 2012 • No Comments
I’ve been a loyal and satisfied Witness customer since the app’s original release last year. Witness, developed by Orbicule (makers of Undercover and Macnification), is a Mac-based home surveillance system that uses your Mac’s built-in FaceTime/iSight camera to snap photos of whoever’s using your computer when you’re not there. This utility, in fact, securely communicates...
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Apple Updates FCP X With Multicam Editing, Enhanced XML

by Federico Viticci on Jan 31, 2012 • No Comments
With a press release, Apple today announced a major update to its professional video editing tool Final Cut Pro X. The new version, 10.0.3, available as a free update on the Mac App Store, introduces several highly requested features and fixes, including multicam editing, enhanced XML 1.1 support, and advanced chroma keying. A free trial of...

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