Seven years ago today, Apple started including podcasts in the iTunes Store.
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Google Drive for iOS
It’s a nice-looking app, but doesn’t offer in-app editing of documents.
Which makes it next to useless.
The ModBook is Back
Want an OS X tablet? Jacqui Cheng at Ars has your answer.
iPads and the TN DMV
Well, this should help the DMV suck less.
The Ball Burner
Joshua Schnell brings common sense to the “OMG THE RETINA MACBOOK PRO GETS HOT!!!!” thing.
Retina MacBook Pro Requires Separate Test for Servicing
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The MacBook Pro with Retina display is a unique machine. It’s Apple’s showcase of where the company is headed with its portable line of computers.
It’s chassis is unique, with lots of cutting-edge components crammed in a very thin space.
Turns out, that makes it unique to work on. Apple’s released a separate exam for the new machine, which is required by both Mac Geniuses and Apple-Authorized Service Provider-employed technicians.
On Retina Desktops
Apple believes that Retina displays are the only way to go from this point forward, and they’re waiting to update each family until it can be Retina-equipped.
Thunderbolt to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter FAQ Posted
All Thunderbolt-equipped Mac computers support this adapter. This adapter requires OS X Lion v10.7.4 or later. Thunderbolt-equipped Macs released prior to June, 2012, require the installation of Thunderbolt Software Update 1.2.1 to use this adapter.
I know it works like a dream on my Mid–2011 Air.
Redefining ‘Pro’
The Retina MacBook Pro is not only a groundbreaking release, combining stunning performance and portability in a 15-inch Mac laptop; this model will also force you to change the way you interact with a laptop. From overhauling how you view and work with content to how you deal with external devices and connections, Apple isn’t afraid to push its customers in new directions. The Retina MacBook Pro is certainly a more-than-gentle nudge.
What Apple Believes In
We believe in the simple, not the complex. We believe that we need to own and control the primary technologies behind the products we make, and participate only in markets where we can make a significant contribution.