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Archive for November, 2007

“Mac OS X Leopard: A perfect 10”

November 29, 2007

So states Tom Yager (InfoWorld). “People buy Macs,” Yager reports, “because the platform as a whole is perfect, full stop. Leopard is a rung above perfection. It’s taken as rote that the Mac blows away PC users’ expectations. Leopard blows away Mac users’ expectations, and that’s saying a great deal.” Leopard, Yager says “is remarkable; it’s more and better software than anyone should sell for $129.”

Give them a gift they’ll treasure

November 29, 2007

With the photos you have in your iPhoto library, you can create memorable—and highly personal—gifts for someone this holiday season. Stunning photo books, gorgeous calendars, handsome photo cards, and professional prints up to 20×30 inches—all featuring your beautiful photographs. It’s fun and easy to create such gifts, but if you’d like someone to receive them by December 25, you’ll need to place your order by no later than December 14 (express shipping) or December 11 (standard shipping).

Visit the iPhoto website for more information. And if you’d like some help creating your iPhoto books, calendars, prints or cards, sign up for a Hands-on iPhoto Holiday workshop at your local Apple Store.

Office 2008 for Mac will synchronise PowerPoint docs with iPhone

November 29, 2007

Microsoft has announced that PowerPoint 2008, part of Office 2008 for Mac, will allow easy synchronisation of presentations with the iPhone and iPod Touch. It’s rather convoluted, requiring exporting of the presentation to iPhoto ‘06 or later, and from there…

British iPhone users complaining of poor signal quality

November 29, 2007

It seems that some UK iPhone owners are having some problems connecting, and staying connected, to O2’s network. According to threads on the Apple support forums, some users are experience network dropouts, and very poor signal quality indoors. This could…

Some Carphone Warehouse staff accused of misleading iPhone customers over insurance, BBC Watchdog claims

November 29, 2007

According to an undercover team for the BBC’s Watchdog programme, some Carphone Warehouse staff have misled customers buying iPhones about insurance requirements. Viewers complaining to the show said that they’d been told that if they lost their iPhone, they’d have…

GizMac introduces Titan Clear iPhone case with holster

November 29, 2007

Gizmac Accessories has announced that their Titan Clear iPhone case with holster will be available soon. It features a tough, crystal clear polycarbonate shell, a thin film screen protector, retractable horizontal and vertical kickstands, and a rotating belt clip…

iPhone SDK may be in the hands of selected developers

November 29, 2007

It seems that some developers may already have the official software development kit (SDK) for the iPhone, scheduled to be generally released in February next year, according to “reliable sources”. It helps fuel the belief that Apple may well prefer…

Rival French and German companies selling iPhones, undercutting official deals

November 29, 2007

The latest twist in the iPhone’s rocky entry into Europe comes as it’s revealed that companies in France and Germany have set up rival deals - selling the iPhone at reduced rates or rebating customers. In France, Bouygues Telecom is…

Only 26,500 iPhones activated via O2, sources suggest

November 28, 2007

“Reliable channel sources” suggest that just 26,500 iPhones have been activated with O2 since its launch nearly three weeks ago. The Carphone Warehouse has supposedly sold only 11,000. Though that figure is below the optimistic estimates of 100,000 to be…

Irish iPhone fans disgruntled as UK version “impossible” to crack

November 28, 2007

While I don’t believe for a moment that the UK version of the iPhone is impenetrable, it’s currently true that no-one has managed to unlock it for use away from the O2 network. It can be used with an ordinary…