Comments(0) As I said earlier in a previous post, I am getting a Macbook Pro. Well, it arrived in the mail today and I did a video of me unboxing it. Here it is.
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Comments(0) The new Macbook Pro’s that were announced by Apple on Oct. 14 finally hit the employee purchase program that Apple offers to their employees. It took about 3 weeks for both the Macbook and the Macbook Pro to show up, letting employees use their discount. I asked my contact at Apple to order one for me with their great discount (not telling how much), and I will give a thourough review of the Macbook Pro when it arrives. Read more »
Comments(0) Apple, in their sacred 1 Infinite Loop Hall, announced new laptops today. They sent out invitations with their cryptic message, “The Spotlight Turns to Notebooks.” Of course, the invitation was regarding announcements to their already great notebook line.
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Comments(1) Over the years, when collecting music, your iTunes library may get out of hand, in fact, it may even be too cluttered or too messy. Here is a tip on how you can get it to be nice and clean by deleting duplicate songs you may have in your iTunes. This will save you room on your iPod or iPhone and will definately make your playlist much better with less clutter and no duplicates.
Comments(1) I thought after hearing iTunes 8.0 new feature, Genius, I would give it a shot. For those of you who don’t know what Genius is, it is a little tool in iTunes that searches your Music library and it will suggest you new songs that you might like based on other people’s library. It can also create a playlist in one-click by clicking a song you like and it will find all songs that are similar (at least somewhat so far) to the one currently playing.
Comments(0) Apple has formally issued invitations for a special event that will take place on September 9th — one week from today — to usher in a new family of iPod digital music players.
The invites, one of which was obtained by ArsTechnica, feature the iconic iPod silouette along with the tagline “Let’s Rock.”
Apple has scheduled the event to take place at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco at 10:00 a.m. local time next Tuesday.
The invites confirm reports of a September 9th event originally waged by Digg founder Kevin Rose. The appearance and wording of the digital documents also suggest the event will be music focused and not serve as a forum for new Mac notebooks, as was recently suggested by AppleInsider, which will come later.
Comments(2) I was thinking about how gaming works on the iPhone. Most of the games available today are mostly accelerometer based. I saw a recent video about Quake being on the iPhone but it doesn’t seem plausible to have touch screen controls such as for shooting and jumping while moving. It just won’t work very well if you have those together. What if we wanted to create a game that was accelerometer based but also add some button functionality that makes gameplay more fun?
Comments(2) Perfect DIY-able project you can do with your laptop!
This is a video time lapse of how a guy swapped the hard drive disk of his current Macbook Pro with a 320 GB beast. It’s gonna cost you around 40 minutes for the first timers. Hopefully it will be easier when the new Macbook Pros come out with easy access HDD slots.
Macbook Pro HDD switch in HD from max milion on Vimeo.
Comments(3) In light of the new iPhone that is coming out in the US on July 11th (this Friday) at 8am, I decided post a international iPhone pricing guide / chart for all the other blog readers who are outside the US to see what there is to offer.
Update: Canada Rogers is pulling out because of alleged accusations about their expensive plans.
Comments(0) So it is real! I was listening in on iPhoneAlley’s live audio stream the whole time (2 hour stream). Steve Jobs was clearly happy with what he was announcing today.
