Archive | December 11th, 2008
New iPod ad “Breaks” Yahoo’s website
Check out this new online ad for the iPod Touch which manipulates the online elements on the Yahoo! Games page. Pretty cool stuff. via AdvertisingAge
Continue reading...AT&T brings back home activation for the iPhone
11. December 2008
Prospective iPhone buyers no longer have to worry about going into an AT&T or Apple Store in order to activate their iPhones. They can now purchase a phone online and activate it from the comfort of their home. It’s time to party like its 2007! Interestingly, though, the phone is only available for online purchase […]
Continue reading...Apple patents reveal 3D Finder in the works
11. December 2008
A number of Apple patents released today indicate that Apple is heavily experimenting with a 3D desktop user interface. The most relevant, and intriguing one, is a patent titled “Multidimensional Desktop”, and the pictures below show how Apple might implement a 3D desktop to help clean up clutter. Click on each image for a larger […]
Continue reading...iPhone Copy and Paste now working between Mail and Safari
11. December 2008
From Gizmodo: Finally, someone has conceived a way to copy and paste text from Safari to Mail, and between web pages. And this time, it doesn’t require any software installation and it’s legal: In fact, it doesn’t require anything to be installed, so it avoids the App Store altogether. As you can see in the […]
Continue reading...Morgan Stanley drops price target for Apple down to $95
11. December 2008
Morgan Stanley analyst Kathryn Huberty cut her target for Apple's stock down to $95, five dollars less than her previous target of $100. She also lowered expected 2009 iPhone sales to 14 million, down from an original projection of 19 million. First of all, let me go off on a quick tangent here and briefly say, that most analysts are, to be blunt, clueless. Take the recent brouhaha about a $99 iPhone at Walmart for example. One day an analyst says that a $99 iPhone is inevitable. The next day another analyst says that Apple has to release a cheaper iPhone in order to boost sales. Then word gets out that a $99 iPhone isn't happening, and other analysts jump in with the benefit of hindsight and boldly declare that a $99 iPhone was never feasible in the first place. First of all, let me go off on a quick tangent here and briefly say, that most analysts are, to be blunt, clueless. Take the recent brouhaha about a $99
Continue reading...Latest Firefox beta adds multi-touch support
11. December 2008
MacRumors is reporting that the latest build of Firefox 3.1 contains multi-touch support for the MacBook Air and the latest MacBook’s and MacBook Pro’s. While Safari already supports some basic gestures, multi-touch has yet to be a part of any official Firefox release, though that will likely change when Firefox 3.1 is released. Supported gestures […]
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11. December 2008
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