Seen the latest of Apple's 'Get a Mac' advertisements? Yes, ads titled 'Top of the Line' and 'Surprise' are live on the company's website.
These latest ads also blabs a lot about Mac being free from virus and as usual a lady is hunting for a computer. The same story line!
In 'Surprise' PC secretly gets into the hood of Mac and recommends the unsuspecting lady to get a PC if she is looking for a great computer that would keep her free from thousands of virus. Microsoft would not like personification of the company in that light, though I consider the Read More...
Dear Steve Jobs, it's really sad to think that we won't be seeing your mantis like stature, blue jeans and your black turtleneck shirt till the beginning of summer 2009. It has been hard for all Apple fans to see Phil Schiller delivering keynotes in your stead. Not that we are unhappy about Schiller, we have lately become so comfortable with the thought that you are the immortal mouthpiece of Apple, the saint and the savior.
Developers from around the world would be gathering in the Moscone hall to take a sneak peek of the softwares and the hardwares that Apple Read More...
I was looking for some good iPhone external battery charger and stumbled upon this amazing battery pack. You too should take a look at these bunch of external batteries exclusively meant for the Macbook series, Macbook Pro and Macbook air models. Grab one as soon as you have the money if you think you need one and does not mind carrying around an extra weight.
Sanho Corp has finally brought HyperMac batteries that would give extra hours of power to your Macbooks. Hypermac is available in 4 different capacities of 60Wh, 100Wh, 150Wh and 222Wh and the price starts from $199.95 Read More...
Apple has just posted new 'Get a Mac' ads possibly as response to the recent PC ad campaigns. The ads feature the same Mac and PC characters verbally attacking each other and pointing out their positive attributes at the same time.
In the ad titled 'Biohazard Suit' PC character explains to Mac that he is wearing a biohazard suit to stay free from the recent viruses attacking Windows.
In 'Stacks' PC is rummaging in stacks of printed photos to find a particular photo, Mac then suggest how easy it is to find photos in iPhoto '09. PC says something about extra cost Read More...
"Macbook series and Apple products are sexy and cool, but are too expensive." This is what Microsoft PC advertisements are trying to educate people. Choosing price as the main weapon of attack could be the most effective one at times of recession. Apple has a befitting response to the "Go get a PC" ad campaign.
Arik Hassendahl of BusinessWeek compares the $699 HP notebook recommended by Microsoft and Apple's $ 2,800 inches Macbook. According to Arik Hassendahl, there are too many strings attached purchasing a PC in terms of extra expenses you incur .
Why is Macbook cooler?
First is the need to protect the Read More...
The iPhone is the ultimate mobile gadget. So it better be adaptable to all the conditions. In the noise or in the silence.
Looks like Apple has been thinking about such a system since the launch of iPhone. The Apple patent application for a "Method and Apparatus for Using a Sound Sensor to Adjust the Audio Output for a Device", originally filed in July 17th, 220y7 has just went online at the US Patent & Trademark Office website.
The patent points out that a mobile phone, a laptop, a music, desktop and tablet computers and “automotive environments” will prosper from the system.
Hmm, Read More...
Macworld Expo 2009 was one of the dullest Apple events after Jobs returned to Apple. The Mac machines one after the other, the range of iPods, the iPhone first generation and the 3G came one after the other, making Macworld Expos ever exciting and fun. 2009 Macworld Expo was a sad story. Not that Steve Jobs was not on stage. Phil Schiller performed well to light up the event with the announcement of a new product and software updates. Nevertheless, the event came, it was quiet and disappointing.
Why so?
Expectations were high before the Macworld Expo 2009 started. Most of us Read More...
Macworld Expo 2009 is not for the iPhone! Phil Schiller’s keynote address was really impressive, but it was disappointing for people who were really carried away by the expectation of seeing the iPhone nano. The long expected 32GB iPhone also was not on the hardware list announced the innovative 17 inch Macbook being the lone entrant.
We all have seen the fake iPhone nano from an anonymous maker sometime ago. Everything looked Apple from the back logo to the screen layout and that was the time rumors started spreading iPhone nano would be launched during the Macworld Expo. However, for Apple, Read More...
Macworld Expo and Conference, the annual trade show dedicated to Apple’s Macintosh platform for 2009 has been scheduled from January 6-9, 2009 at Moscone Center, San Francisco. Macworld has extended the ‘early bird’ registration for the event till December 8, 2008.
Expectations are high for this upcoming event. Basic expo floor pass is sold at $25 and the keynote access pass is reserved for those tickets of $250 and more. The Platinum pass that grants access to Power Tools sessions, one market Symposium, User Conference, MacIT Conference, feature presentation, Keynote viewing, lunch, etc, is available for $1,695.
Updates for iMac and Mac Read More...
If nothing has scared you about jailbreaking/unlocking your iPhone or iPod touch in the past, this warning from the experts might. The iPhone Dev team has categorically warned jailbroken iPhone users not to instantly upgrade their devices to iPhone 2.2 firmware, which Apple is releasing soon.
The iWorld is becoming tough for lawbreakers, sorry jailbreakers. The new MacBook series is not jailbreak friendly and now Apple grip is tightening with the upcoming 2.2 update. In the past, iPhone dev guys always managed to bail you out whenever you updated the iPhone software and your device becomes a brick. This time the Read More...
Is it time for spreading iWild rumors again or is there any thing amiss in the iWorld and the iHouse? We never are tired of Apple i(astrology). This time, the Apple device is rumored to be the missing link between iPhone's 480 x 320 pixels and MacBook's 1280 x 800 pixels.
What do you call the device? As this is not an official declaration from Apple, call it what you want. Gizmodo is out with the name, MacBook nano netbook, sounds something like a tongue teaser.
Steve Jobs appears not so eager about the idea of Apple jumping into netbook Read More...
You might be unhappy that the October 14, Apple event was exclusively for Macbooks series; nothing for the iPhone. Some of us were expecting that Steve Jobs will announce the release of the long awaited iPhone firmware 2.2, but it didn’t happen. The new ranges of shinnier, slicker and stunningly more beautiful Macbook and Macbook Pro series steal away the whole event.
Hold on, that’s not all; it seems Apple has a serious plan to find out the missing links of all Apple products. In future Apple products will be linked in such a way that an accessory of one product Read More...
