If there’s one thing I like about technology, it’s that someone will always find a cool and/or better way to go about something, no matter how closed a device’s architecture might be. Developer Jamie Wilkinson has released Filemark Maker, a small, free, open source, droplet application that helps encode files into what are essentially web […]
Month: July 2007
Heart Imaging Technologies (HeartIT) has taken the imaginative step of announcing that medical images can be viewed on Apple‚Äôs new iPhone, stealing a lead on its rivals in the process. Physicians can simply click on a web link sent via email by one of their colleagues, enter their password, and, for example, instantly view movies […]
This site is a great idea. Instead of everyone blogging their complaints separately, why not post them all in one location? If you have an iPhone, the best way to use the site is to make your bug/wish list first. Then go to iPhoneBugList.com and add the ones that they don’t already have on the […]
As good as Apple’s hardware and Mac OS X has become, some gremlins remain. An article over at MacMerc points out a bug involving MacBook Pro laptops in which the user experiences a kernel panic while attempting to use their built-in AirPort wireless cards. The current workarounds are to either attach an Ethernet cable to […]
For Germans anticipating an iPhone, the handset is on its way. A Reuters story has a spokeswoman with the Karstadt retail stores stating that the chain will be selling the iPhone. The spokeswoman added that the iPhone should be in stock in time for the Christmas shopping season. It was not specified whether the units […]