December 2006

I’ll eat my shoe if Apple delivers anything remotely similar to the MacPad. "Part iPod, part Mac, part Tablet (Newton for you old timers) now part of your digital life…" Amen to that. "Sketch your ideas. Lets you do things you do on a Mac. 7" glossy Widscreen touchscreen. Full onscreen virtual keyboard and scroll wheel. Wireless Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. 80GB and 120GB versions." The technology exists for Apple ... continued »

Macworld 2007 is a stone throw away so there’s bound to be a handful of rumors and supposedly leaked images of yet-to-be-announced iPhone (place holder name only). That being said, I just got this image in from “Greats from Germany, Björn” depicting an iPod with a twist of video chat feature. The rendering looks pretty good, but why stop at video chat? I doubt an iPod with video chat alone will ... continued »

First, Cisco pulls the rug out from under us by launching the iPhone, and now all four of Apple’s trademark for “Mobile Me” gotsuspended on December 13, 2006. Jason O’Grady of PowerPage.org was definitely right on, when he told me last night that the Mobile Me trademark were decoys. 2006-12-13 - Letter of suspension mailed 2006-12-12 - Suspension Letter Written 2006-11-28 - Teas/Email Correspondence Entered 2006-11-27 - Communication received from ... continued »

UPDATE: Buy the really fake iPhone from the source! Ok, so obviously the iPod looking scroll may not be functional, but the handset does highly resembles the existing iPod Nano. I have no clue how much or where you can even get the CECTV668, but it does look pretty cool. What do you think? Would you buy it? Which fake is better…this one or the ZTC 321? Click ... continued »

If filing for patents wasn’t such a pain in the ass, I’d be starting to wonder whether Apple was thinking up new “could it be a touchscreen iPod?!” concepts and putting them through the system just to keep people’s anticipation high. Seriously, they must have their patent lawyers as number one speed-dial. The latest to emerge from Cupertino is what looks like a small-form-factor device predominantly taken up ... continued »

aMobileME was hacked earlier this morning. All data were destroyed including backups, which were located on a separate server. We’re in the process of piecing together all the key articles. Please accept my apologies for any inconveniences. continued »