This was originally supposed to be a post about what new iPhone models I thought Apple would announce on Tuesday. I thought that they'd announce two models - a low-end model that looks like the iPhone 4 and a high-end model that had a new case design. Then I read John Gruber's thoughts in his …
Mac Museum
I got into Macs when I was in middle school typing class. We mostly had green-screened console-driven Apple IIs but there were also five graphical mouse-able Macs that we rotated through. The Macs were old even for that time, consisting mostly of Mac Classic, LC, and II models. Some were color, some were black and …
iPod: What's Next? – How Did I Do?
In late June I posted my thoughts about what Apple would release for iPods at its annual September music event. The post was prompted mostly by the release of the iPhone 4 and got me thinking about how its technology would trickle down to the consumer-oriented and unsubsidized iPod Touch. My predictions were based partially …
My First iPhone App!
I've created my first iPhone app!!! I've wanted to get into iPhone programming for a few years now but have never really had a good idea to work on. I could always create the next flashlight or unit converter, but I wanted to make something that was actually useful to me. Sally and I play …
iPhone OS 4 Preview: The Genius of Multitasking
Apple today unveiled 7 of 100 new features to be included with iPhone OS 4, the software upgrade that will be available for iPhone users this summer. The largest of those 7 features was multitasking. Apple has been blasted by the media, blogsphere, and competitors since the iPhone’s inception due to its lack of multitasking. …
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