Repeat after me: the Google Phone is not an iPhone killer

As the fabled first GPhone gets closer to launch (T-Mobile is expected to make the formal announcement tomorrow) the blogosphere and press have run heavy coverage comparing the Android powered HTC Dream to Apple's iPhone, complete with ... continue

Microsoft’s new ads released: better, but risky.

Microsoft has released the Jerry Seinfield free phase two of their $300 million Crispin Porter + Bogusky ad campaign. As we reported yesterday, the new ads feature "everyday people" who use Windows machines. First ad above, ... continue

Microsoft to highlight everyday Windows users in new campaign

Not long after news broke that Microsoft had dumped Jerry Seinfield from the current $300 million Windows campaign, the New York Times reported that the second stage of the campaign would highlight everyday Windows users, such as ... continue

OS X 10.5.5 first impressions: all good

Apple has released an update to its Leopard operating system, 10.5.5 that addresses a number of performance issues. Highlights from the release include (via MacRumors) - Addresses stability issues with video playback, processor core idling, and remote disc ... continue

Finally, Apple might have fixed the iPhone 3G

iPhone firmware 2.1 was released earlier this week, promising to fix the core issues plaguing many iPhone 3G users, including reception, call drop outs, and crashes. I've only just now upgraded as I had to wait for the ... continue

iTunes 8 = EPIC FAIL

I've been an Apple fan boy for nearly two years. In that time we've acquired 3 Macs (a Mac Pro, Macbook Pro and Macbook) two iPhones and an Apple TV. I purchased and love iWork, I use ... continue

i.TV offers a movie and TV guide for the iPhone

i.TV has launched a new movie and TV guide service for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Features i.TV delivers users relevant and up-to-date TV and movie listings based on their current location and other customizable settings. The service ... continue

Apple Announces New iTunes, Nano, Touch, & iPhone Fix

Three new products are taking center stage from Apple's music announcement in San Francisco so far today: a new version of iTunes, and new iPod Nano, and a new iPod Touch. Plans have also been confirmed ... continue

Everyone needs to calm down about Internet Caps

Comcast's decision to implement a 250gb data cap on users continues to drive a ton of angst among American early adopters who believe the sky is falling. The latest round comes from Roku, makers of the Netflix ... continue

Why Mozilla should be afraid of Google Chrome

So after years of rumors and speculation, Google has made it official, the GBrowser, now known as Google Chrome will be released Tuesday for Windows, with Mac and Linux following. It's another bold move from a company that ... continue

Here Lies Steve J…Wait a Minute, Nevermind

Steve Jobs was dead for a short time this week -- at least, if you were to believe everything you read on Bloomberg. The network's financial wire mistakenly published an obit of Jobs Wednesday, seemingly as it was ... continue

There’s brave, then there’s Psystar brave

Apple clone maker Psystar is to countersue Apple in its ongoing battle to sell Mac compatible computers. Psystar has had a colorful history, starting with a promise to ship cheap PC's with Leopard installed despite having little to ... continue