Showing posts with label Apple. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Apple. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Tuesday, June 26, 2007
The iPhone is coming! 5 Essential iPhone links
June 29 is the official release date for the iPhone in the USA, and the hype is enormous. When will it come to Canada or other countries? No word yet.
Maybe it's not so bad, and us foreigners will let the bugs get worked out first. Are you now wishing that you'd purchased one of the original iPods? Didn't think so.
Apple iPhone - official Apple site, with initial iPhone specs
MY iTablet - iPhone news blog (which covered the iPhone rate plans released today)
iPhone Hacks - another iPhone news blog, covering reviews, hacks, and the hype
David Pogue's iPhone FAQs 1 & 2 - Written by columnist from the NY Times
Reviews may be added as they start popping up.
In case you're wondering what the iPhone has to do with Music Tuesdays, the iPhone is also an iPod and has 4 GB or 8 GB of storage for music.
Monday, February 26, 2007
Movie trailers for Oscar nominees
Apple - Movie Trailers - 79th Academy Awards
After watching the Academy Awards last night, I've heard about some new films that I'd never heard of before, that might be worth checking out. There are also some "maybes".
Here's a list of the winners, and here's the Oscar's environmental web page they talked about.
Today's link is part of Apple's gallery of movie trailers. Apple's site is THE best site to visit to watch the official movie trailers for every film that's out, or is coming out. Yes, the Oscars ant the trailers, it's all just PR for Hollywood, but it looks like they need the help right now.
The LA Times has an article saying that the movie industry might have peaked, which is amazing since it's the most influential and dominant art form of our times.
Monday, February 12, 2007
Top ___ Mac programs!!
Cool Mac Apps
It used to be easy to find all the Mac shareware in one place, but the old places aren't reliable any more. People reading and writing blogs love to create their own Top 10 lists, especially for Mac software. Instead of listing only 10 or 25 shareware titles, Cool Mac Apps they seem to be trying to go all the way out the long tail.
Let me know if you know of any comprehensive, searchable sources for Mac freeware/shareware, and not necessarily run by Apple.
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