by Simon Ng on October 10, 2009
Few days ago, you’ve watched the proof-of-concept video about Expose on iPhone. Steven Toughton-Smith, an iPhone developer, has brought another Mac feature to iPhone – The Dashboard.
For those not coming from Mac world, Dashboard is an application in Mac OS X that hosts mini-applications called Widgets. Normally, the dashboard is invisible and invoked by [...]
by Simon Ng on October 7, 2009
Swedish design firm, Ocean Observation, has created an interesting mock-up that brings Mac’s Expose feature to iPhone.
As you’ll see in the video, tapping the home button brings up the thumbnails of springboard pages that give you an overview of the iPhone apps in each page. You can then tap on the desired page and [...]
by Simon Ng on September 4, 2009
On Wednesday, five masked men smashed through a window of an Apple store in New Jersey and took away 23 MacBook Pros, 14 iPhones, and 9 iPods in half a minute.
As reported by CourierPostOnline, the incident occurred on Sep 3 at around 2am, at the Sagemore New Jersey Apple Store. Even though the security guard [...]
by Simon Ng on June 16, 2009
The lab department of DreamField has hacked the iPhone OS and makes it run on a Mac Pro and 24-inch multi-touch monitor.
As you’ll see from the video, the monitor is tweaked to support multi-touch and both portrait & landscape orientation. You can simply use your finger to flick through the contact list or photos [...]
by Simon Ng on May 29, 2009
Apple has announced the “Back To School” promotion. Like last year, if you’re college student or teacher or staff member at any grade level, you’re entitled to get a free 8G iPod Touch (or other iPod under US$229) with purchase of any Macbook, Macbook Pro, iMac or Mac Pro. And, on top of that, you [...]
by Simon Ng on May 5, 2009
Probably you have heard about the rumors that Apple will soon debut a Mac Tablet.
I’m not sure if it’s going to come true. But Mac Format has recently published a mockup of the Tablet. I can say it’s by far the best looking prototype and it just looks like an enlarged version of iPhone.
by Simon Ng on January 7, 2009
Without a surprise, no Steve Jobs for this year’s MacWorld as he made a public letter to clarify the exact reason why he skips this event. Phil Schiller, Appleās senior vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing, took over the stage and delivered Apple’s final keynote at MacWorld.
So, any big news related to iPhone? The short [...]