The first Apple store in South Carolina is officially scheduled to open this Saturday, July 25th, at 10 am on King Street in Charleston.
Who else is going to be there? And the big question - how early do we need to start lining up?.
(Via Tybee Guy.)
Take care of the little jobs with Organized, a new widget from iSlayer featuring a calendar with events, world clocks, notes and to do’s. The calendar and to do’s utilise OS X’s inbuilt databases, so they’re always in sync with iCal and Mail. The world clock uses our very own database with over 700 locations. (Link)
“Steve Jobs will kick off the company’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) with a keynote address beginning at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, June 9, 2008 at San Francisco’s Moscone West. This year’s WWDC will showcase two revolutionary development platforms, the ground-breaking innovations of OS X Leopard® and OS X iPhone™, the world’s most advanced mobile operating system.” via Apple.
The keynote will take place Monday, June 9, 2008 starting at:
7:00AM - Hawaii
10:00AM - Pacific
11:00AM - Mountain
12:00PM - Central
1:00PM - Eastern
5:00PM - GMT
6:00PM - London
7:00PM - Berlin
2:00AM - Tokyo (June 10th)
Although it is quite early to be listing all of the sites and blogs that will be covering this potentially action-packed keynote, the following usually do — and you can pretty much expect that this will be an extensively covered event.
I will also be updating this list periodically to include others who I have not yet listed. Also, If you know any sites that I missed, than please feel free to add them in the comments.
Desktop wallpapers are always nice to look at and to draw inspiration from. They may provide with some fresh perspective and offer you some eye-candy for tedious coffee breaks. We are regularly hunting for free high-quality icons, fonts and wallpapers and present them to you, so you don’t need to search for them. As long as we find something beautiful, interesting or useful, we let you know in our posts. And now it’s time for some sweet wallpapers designer’s toolbox.
Tuesday Night Tech once again returns and that means it’s time for the best LIVE party on the internet! Your TNT hosts Bill ‘Dr. Soos’ Soucy and Mark H. Delfs comb through their mostly-disturbing Google Newsreader Tech Stories and bring you the best (and usually comical) stories of the week. Fire up your browser and head to our live video page and help us craft the Tuesday Night Tech Show at 9:00PM (EST).As always, here is the weekly schedule:
9:00PM (EST): The TNT Preshow
10:00PM (EST): The Recording of the Weekly Podcast
11:00PM (EST): The TNT Postshow
As usual, join the official TNT chatroom (which are a bunch of drunk and rowdy fans!) hosted by Ustream.tv. Bring your favorite cocktail and join us each and every Tuesday!
Show Links:
Makes fun of windows users for downgrading back to XP from Vista.
Now that Apple is ready to ship Leopard, the next version of OS X, on October 26, the feature I am most excited about is Web Clip. Because it represents one more step in the gradual fusing of the Web and the desktop. Web Clip is basically an adjustable mini-browser that lets you grab data from the Web and put it on your desktop in an incredibly easy way. It lets you clip any Website and turn it into a desktop widget that you can resize to highlight just the portion that you are interested in.
Developers have known about it for a long time. Here’s an old YouTube video showing how it works:
(Via TechCrunch.)
The day after a big Apple event like yesterday’s WWDC keynote is like the day after Christmas - it leaves you with that letdown, hungover, regretful feeling. Now that Apple’s locked down the feature-complete version of the newest iteration of OS X, it’s hard not to think about what could have been.
While the Leopard improvements to come in October do indeed look cool, OS X still lacks functionality provided by third party applications. We watched Apple buy up iTunes plugin Cover Flow, iterate and showcase it as one of Leopard’s biggest feature additions in Finder. Today’s special Leopard top 10 lists software applications we wish Apple would buy, build or bundle to improve Mac OS X even more. [via lifehacker]
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