Bloomberg: iPad Mini To Launch This October With 7.85-Inch Display From LG
Sources for Bloomberg have corroborated recent iPad mini rumors by confirming that the device will launch this October with a 7.85-inch display supplied by AU Optronics and LG Display. This will be the first time AUO, which supplies displays for Apple’s MacBooks, will supply a display for one of the Cupertino company’s iOS devices. Bloomberg Related StoriesWhy It Could Be Almost Impossible To Buy A Dock Accessory For Your Next iPhone This YearLike Apple, Amazon Disses Google Maps In Upcoming Kindle Fire RevisionSprint Starts “Say No To Sharing” Campaign Against Shared Data PlansTweetbot For Mac Beta Released, But There’s One Catch: You Have To Be An Existing UserNew Federal Rules Show The Impact of the iPhone and iPad on Healthcare
New IT Guide From Apple Details How FileVault 2 Works
Apple has released a new white paper for CIOs, IT leaders, and IT professionals. This one targets FileVault 2, which was introduced in Lion and remains present as a high security feature in Mountain Lion. The 42 page document joins a growing collection of white papers and guides available from Apple that detail the mechanisms Related StoriesWhy It Could Be Almost Impossible To Buy A Dock Accessory For Your Next iPhone This YearLike Apple, Amazon Disses Google Maps In Upcoming Kindle Fire RevisionSprint Starts “Say No To Sharing” Campaign Against Shared Data PlansTweetbot For Mac Beta Released, But There’s One Catch: You Have To Be An Existing UserNew Federal Rules Show The Impact of the iPhone and iPad on Healthcare
EA, Gameloft, Rockstar & More Slashing Prices To Just $0.99 For Labor Day [Deals]
iOS developers are slashing prices for Labor Day. The likes of EA, Gameloft and more are reducing some of their most popular titles to as little as $0.99. We’ve compiled a list of some of the hottest titles on sale, including Real Racing 2, Dead Space, Madden NFL 12, Mass Effect Infiltrator, Max Payne Mobile, and more. Related StoriesWhy It Could Be Almost Impossible To Buy A Dock Accessory For Your Next iPhone This YearLike Apple, Amazon Disses Google Maps In Upcoming Kindle Fire RevisionSprint Starts “Say No To Sharing” Campaign Against Shared Data PlansTweetbot For Mac Beta Released, But There’s One Catch: You Have To Be An Existing UserNew Federal Rules Show The Impact of the iPhone and iPad on Healthcare
New Mac Malware Steals All The Passwords You Enter Into Your Browser & Logs Your Keystrokes
Dr Web, a Russian antivirus software specialist, has discovered a new piece of malware that targets computers running Mac OS X and Linux. Named “Wirenet.1,” once installed the software steals all of the passwords you enter into your web browser, mail client, and other apps, and has the ability to log your keystrokes. ITWire reports Related StoriesWhy It Could Be Almost Impossible To Buy A Dock Accessory For Your Next iPhone This YearLike Apple, Amazon Disses Google Maps In Upcoming Kindle Fire RevisionSprint Starts “Say No To Sharing” Campaign Against Shared Data PlansTweetbot For Mac Beta Released, But There’s One Catch: You Have To Be An Existing UserNew Federal Rules Show The Impact of the iPhone and iPad on Healthcare
Like Apple, Amazon Disses Google Maps In Upcoming Kindle Fire Revision
Apple’s decision to ditch Google Maps in favor of its own mapping technology in iOS 6 wasn’t much a surprise. However, Amazon’s decision to reject Google Maps in its second generation Kindle Fire tablet is a bit of surprise – particularly since the Kindle Fire is an Android device. Unlike Apple, Amazon isn’t developing its Related StoriesGriffin’s Military-Grade iPhone Case With Kindergarten-Grade ColorsWhy It Could Be Almost Impossible To Buy A Dock Accessory For Your Next iPhone This YearSprint Starts “Say No To Sharing” Campaign Against Shared Data PlansTweetbot For Mac Beta Released, But There’s One Catch: You Have To Be An Existing UserNew Federal Rules Show The Impact of the iPhone and iPad on Healthcare
Why It Could Be Almost Impossible To Buy A Dock Accessory For Your Next iPhone This Year
When the new iPhone is released with an all-new, totally redesigned 9-pin dock connector, even with an adapter, it’s going to throw the entire third-party iPhone accessory market into chaos. And unfortunately, it looks like Apple’s giving accessory makers no time to prepare with an early peek at the 9-pin connector. When the next iPhone Related StoriesGriffin’s Military-Grade iPhone Case With Kindergarten-Grade ColorsLike Apple, Amazon Disses Google Maps In Upcoming Kindle Fire RevisionSprint Starts “Say No To Sharing” Campaign Against Shared Data PlansTweetbot For Mac Beta Released, But There’s One Catch: You Have To Be An Existing UserNew Federal Rules Show The Impact of the iPhone and iPad on Healthcare
Tweetbot For Mac Beta Released, But There’s One Catch: You Have To Be An Existing User
The Tweetbot for Mac saga continues, and this time the guys at Tapbots have come out of left field to release the official beta of their Mac client. The app is available for free now, but there’s a catch: you have to already be a Tweetbot user. Multiple updates have been released for the alpha Related StoriesGriffin’s Military-Grade iPhone Case With Kindergarten-Grade ColorsWhy It Could Be Almost Impossible To Buy A Dock Accessory For Your Next iPhone This YearLike Apple, Amazon Disses Google Maps In Upcoming Kindle Fire RevisionSprint Starts “Say No To Sharing” Campaign Against Shared Data PlansNew Federal Rules Show The Impact of the iPhone and iPad on Healthcare
Daily Update for August 31, 2012
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Daily iPhone App: GPS4CAM adds geolocation to your DSLR photos
While many photography applications like iPhoto and Aperture can make use of GPS information in terms of grouping pictures by location, there aren’t a lot of cameras that have built-in GPS receivers. Of course, that’s not a problem if you do all or most of your photography with an iPhone, since all photos taken with the Camera app are automatically stamped with the latitude and longitude of the spot where the image was captured. But what do photographers do when taking photos with their favorite DSLR or compact camera that doesn’t have a GPS receiver? That’s where GPS4CAM (US$2.99) comes into play. The app, which doesn’t require attachment to a cellular network or Wi-Fi during operation, is designed to capture your exact location at specific points in time.
