Recent Comments:
AT&T signals an abrupt end for some prepaid iPhone plans (updated) {The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)}
Jun 15th 2009 6:37PM Well, I gotta say I'm with AT&T on this one. Your post smacks of nothing more than a whining drama-filled diatribe. Be happy you got away with your prepaid service as long as you did.
Seeing as how you are contract-free, you have a choice: walk to a non-iphone or pay up. Sorry, but that's the breaks. Quit crying about it.
Yes, AT&T sucks and I'll be one of the first to jump ship once the iPhone is on another carrier. I hate many things they're doing and they have no regard for the customer - I get it.
First Look: File Magic 2.0 {The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)}
May 11th 2009 3:28PM AirSharing > FileMagic.
TUAW has degraded into nothing more than a shill for developers to hawk their subpar apps.
Now even wider -- Pano 3 for iPhone {The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)}
Apr 8th 2009 3:59PM 'Panorama' has had this capability since their last release as well. It is pricier at $9.99 but has some advantages over Pano, too. Bottom line is you can't go wrong with either one.
It's a wunder-ful day: win a copy of Wunder Radio 1.6 {The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)}
Apr 7th 2009 1:58PM Just about all of the stations mentioned are available in WunderRadio.
FirstLook: WeatherCal 1.0 {The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)}
Mar 25th 2009 2:50PM Yes, never mind this was already previously posted on TUAW last week.
But also, why do you need the forecast in your calendar? Can't you simply view an app or widget for that? Your calendar must not be like mine. The last thing I want is an all-day static event taking up more room from actual appointments.
This seems like a solution to a problem that doesn't exist. What's next? Incorporating your appointments into the Weather application?
There's a hole in Safari, dear Liza {The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)}
Mar 19th 2009 3:13PM Looks like the rules from the CaSecWest link are pretty 'real-world-ish.' But you're missing the point here entirely - events like this serve as a controlled check and balance for software so that exploits can be identified and summarily patched. The goal isn't to expose Safari or Firefox or any other browser as bad, per se. It's to help the security and software community make their applications stronger. And that, is a good thing. Note, too that Firefox and IE 8 were also both summarily exploited.
MLB At Bat ready for 2009 {The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)}
Mar 5th 2009 10:57AM This could get me to drop one of my XM Radio subs in favor of this app, if Gameday audio pans out. Right now it's one of the only reasons I'm holding on to an additional radio.
Found Footage: Swing yer iPhone 'round and 'round with Danglet {The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)}
Feb 23rd 2009 12:34PM Anyone who buys one of these deserves the separated dock connector board or cracked screen when the phone goes flying. Natural iPhone selection, a.k.a 'Too stupid to own an iPhone.'
First Look: StreetBall for iPhone/iPod touch, win a free copy {The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)}
Feb 20th 2009 8:15AM Good first-person sports games are hard to find on the iPhone thus far. Real Soccer is the best of the lot and there's a couple of other limited-action types like this one, but no one's been able to put it all together yet.
Continuity: Executive succession plans in history {The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)}
Jan 15th 2009 10:05AM I'd argue that Apple doesn't need a CEO in the traditional sense of running the business, but rather more of a Chief Strategist to continue innovation and serve as the public face for the company. That in fact is the role that Jobs has been doing since his return and it's where his absence will be felt. Someone to foster new ideas, present them to the masses and generally push the envelope. Apple has more than enough people to handle the day-to-day business side of things that a traditional CEO does.
