According to an article on marketwatch.com, Tim Cook, Chief Operating Officer of Apple Inc. cited that the iPhone remains on track for a June release according to comments made before the Goldman Sachs 2007 Technology Investment Symposium Conference. Cook also mentioned that it was still too early to tell if the iPhone would take sales […]
Month: February 2007
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SeisMac 2.0 Utility Released
Daniel Griscom has released SeisMac 2.0, a freeware Cocoa-based Mac OS X application that allows any Sudden Motion Sensor-equipped iBook, PowerBook G4, MacBook or MacBook Pro to record seismograph data. The program, which accesses these sensors, displays captured data in real time with three axis acceleration graphcs being displayed as SeisMac takes 200 data samples […]
Not for the faint of heart, Mark Hoekstra of geektechnique.org has published a full step by step guide as to how to replace the hard drive within your iPod Mini with a solid state Compact Flash card. The reasons for this are relatively clear: the iPod Mini, despite being a sturdy device, was discontinued a […]
Mark/Space, makers of the “Missing Sync” series of utilities that allows Macs to communicate with a slew of PDAs and other devices, has released a public preview of its upcoming Missing Sync for BlackBerry software. Like the other titles in the Missing Sync software family, Missing Sync for Blackberry allows the user to synchronize contacts, […]
A report on a MacFixIt cites that Apple has acknowledged an issue wherein certain 15″ MacBook Pro laptops are emitted a high-pitched buzzing noise in a recently published knowledge base article. This buzzing noise is sometimes coupled with vibration along the laptop’s surface that gives the impression that components may be rubbing up against one […]