On Monday, Shape Services announced its IM+ for Skype for iPhone, a program that allows iPhone users to access the Skype VoIP network. According to Macworld News, IM+ for Skype currently functions on other mobile devices such as BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, Palm OS, Symbian and J2ME. Once a user has logged in, they receive full […]
Month: August 2007
As much as you convince yourself that you’re living in the future, or at least a pretty sophisticated present, the batteries say otherwise. Open up an iPhone or MacBook and you’re greeted by a fairly large battery that occupies space and adds to the device’s weight. This may be about to change, as new research […]
Late Monday, Apple released its AirPort Base Station Update 2007-002 software. The fix, a 7.7 megabyte download, includes fixes and updates for the following wireless-related applications: – AirPort Utility. – AirPort Disk Utility. – AirPort Base Station Agent. The revision brings the AirPort Utility program up to version 5.2.1 and supports Apple’s current wireless router […]
It’s not for sale yet, but it’s as shrewd as it gets. Apparently the guys at Ecamm Network attended the C-4 developer conference and during the “Iron Coder Live” event, crafted a quick mirror-based hack to allow for videoconferencing via an iPhone. According to Mac Daddy World, the hack was based around a quick program […]
You love your MacBook and/or MacBook Pro. And one of the things you’re probably fond of is the MagSafe power adapter, which made tripping over the power cord about a thousand times less disastrous. Despite providing an excellent charging solution for everyday use, Apple left out airplane travelers for seven months before releasing a MagSafe […]