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by Ted Landau, Macworld
Here's a primer on how to navigate your way out of app trouble.
by Sramana Mitra, Forbes
Apple has the entire semiconductor industry wrapped around its little finger.
by Jonathan Seff, Macworld
It's an invaluable tool if you plan to put your DVD collection on your Apple TV.
by Rich Mogull, TidBITS
Apple has not yet provided a patch, unlike dozens of other companies that make or distribute operating systems or DNS server software.
by Craig dos Santos, A Search For (My) Life
I've been a Windows user my entire life, and some old habits die hard.
by Heng-Cheong Leong, MyAppleMenu
When your OS stinks, you go buy a new OS. (And perhaps a CEO or two.)
When your online strategy stinks, do you go buy Google?
(Is MobileMe such core to Apple's strategy that they have to build it themselves?)
by Wayne MacPhail, Rabble
I mean, God love open source folks. Their hearts are int he right place but, man, a lot of open source software is the worst looking, unusable junk I've ever seen this side of a Microsoft WIndows ME hack-a-thon.
I'm more or less convinced that UI design is not compatible with wisdom-of-the-crowd. Just like you typically don't see good movies directed or written by a committee.
by Rob Pegoraro, Washington Post
What's both sad and, perhaps, ultimately encouraging is that Apple and its users have been through this before.
by Gizmodo
According to their forums, if you opt-in to the community feature, Aurora Feint looks through your contact list, sends in unencrypted to their servers, and matches you up with your friends who are currently playing right now.
by Chris Foresman, Ars Technica
Virginia Tech's Center for High-End Computing System is building a new cluster, this time using 324 Mac Pro towers, that will have a theoretical computing capacity of 29 teraflops.
by David Pogue, New York Times
The real problem is how Apple is responding. For a company that's so brilliant at marketing, it seems to have absolutely no clue about crisis management.
by Chris Foresman, Ars Technica
The ad hor method allows any developer to authorize up to 100 iPhones to run an application without going through the App Store.
by Peter Kafka, Silicon Alley Insider
Perhaps he's been jetting off to China and/or Russia, where Apple still doesn't have iPhne deals with carriers.
by Michal Lev-Ram, Fortune
In the iPod age, music sound quality has been dumbed down to "Fisher-Price toy" levels, rock star and tech enthuisast Neil Young said Wednesday.
by Christopher Breen, Macworld
If you seek a powerful (though sometimes challenging) mobile applcation for creating action items and orgnizing them within contexts and project—and one that also acts as an extension of an even more powerful desktop application—OmniFocus for the iPhone can clearly help you get that done.
by Dan Moren, Macworld
We wanted to look a little further into the matter and find out if the iPhone 3G really twice is as fast as its predecessor.
by Mike Curtis, Macworld
Advanced asset management and workflow software for video content creators.
by Jim Dalrymple, Macworld
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