March 1st, 2009
Generally speaking, we wouldn’t bother asking you how you’d change the second iteration of something, but Apple’s MacBook Air is a different beast. Given how Apple maintained a lot of those severe limitations the second go round (see: single USB port, non-removable battery, etc.), we’re extra curious to see how you want the next round of MBA to go. Is it finally time for Apple to downsize into the world of netbooks? Or do you just want a more “pro” oriented MacBook Air? Is 13-inches really the ideal display size here? Would it kill the suits in Cupertino to throw an integrated SDHC card reader on the side? Time to take off the gloves and let it rip!
March 1st, 2009
The initial AppStore rating system allowed anyone to review the apps without purchasing which flooded the appstore with some stupid reviews by foolish people (no offense!).
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February 28th, 2009
Yesterday, Apple seeded its new beta for OSX 10.5.7 to the developers. This is the 7th major update (as compared to 11 in Tiger) and it seems that Apple is planning to make Leopard a bit more stable before releasing the new Snow Leopard. The build number for this beta of Leopard is 9J22. In the current form it is a 440 MB file.
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February 26th, 2009
I guess I’ll start off these news stories. Not sure if you’re looking for only iPhone news, but here’s something cool that’s Apple.
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